

Depending on the hardware available, one of the following and most common configurations will generally be required: A) STEREO TO MONO SPLITTER (Y-CABLE) If the computer has a single stereo output, an additional channel is required to listen to both the Master Output through external speakers and a separate channel through headphones.


There are many different ways to configure a headphone channel. Adjusting the Volume for itself, you may be able to hear everything fine once again.Settings - Audio Setup MASTER & HEADPHONES The default Audio Setup with Master Output is a good starting point but in order to DJ effectively and be able to pre listen (PFL) to the audio before it goes out to the audience, headphones are a necessity. Bandicam will record through 'whatever is making sound', so once you plug the headphones in they may 'take over' everything and become the main sound device. You may have to go into the software (after installing it into Windows) and see what the Volume is set to in there - it may be different from what the Windows Volumes are.įor example, if I run the program that came with my headphones, I can set effects and equalization and also the overall volume, separately from the built-in (onboard) audio adapter that Windows would normally use. When you plug in the USB connector and use it that way, it may act like it's own 'sound card' (sound device) and it will have it's own Volume Level (and other effects - those are nice headphones).

If I may pop in on this, I have a set of similar headphones from Creative Labs that also come with a USB adapter. Is there a way to fix it so I can record with my headset plugged in and the audio be normal? With the same settings (headset NOT plugged in), the game audio seems to record fine. When I record game footage (with headset plugged in), with primary sound device being WASAPI, the audio is extremely low when I look at the video.
