As the title says sound from Cubase does not send to Zoom when in a meeting. I know I am not the first one that experience this and I have thought about Voicemeeter banana. But before going through the pain of setting it up I would like to hear if there are easier or better solutions out there.
What audio interface do you have? Does it have a loopback feature. You need that or as mentioned above some other software to route the output into zoom.
From what I’ve just read, while the Series 102i doesn’t have a loopback feature, it does have a DSP-based input/output mixer that you can control via the free TASCAM Control software. Could you use it to route the Cubase sound to the same output channel as your mic?
If you mean why can’t Cubase do it natively, it’s because they concentrate on ASIO for the most stable, best performance possible when producing music.
here are two screenshots from the routing in Tascam 102i.
But it seems there are not a lot of routing options. As everything is locked. Any idea if its possible ?
I am trying to get voicemeeter to work but its a bit tricky. I can get sound from Cubase into voicemeeter and it goes to my speakers - no problem. But I cant get it to record it in OBS. I have tried all sorts of combinations but got stuck. Any idea from looking at this screenshot ? I can also record a video in case.
You can find some videos or articles online about getting voicemeeter working with OBS or similar. I would start there.
I would think you set playback to a voicemeeter virtual port not your speakers and then set that as OBS input?
Voice meeter is a bit tricky or lets say the whole routing through many different sources is tricky. Anyhow I got OBS recordings to capture sound from Cubase and the microphone. But when it comes to zoom I cannot not get it to work. I think I will have to study more videos to figure it out. will be back when I find out a solution.
I finally got it now. From listening to youtubers a lot of people also struggled with it.
But its been a good learning process to understand the signal flow as well.