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I just had Voicemeeter Banana set up and figured to use the "Hook Volume Keys" Option in the menu. But the problem arises when I have two audio outputs: one is my speakers and one is my headset. The volume controls work nicely for speakers, since it is the main output (A1), but the audio is unaffected for the secondary audio (A2). This means I can't control the volume for the headset.
Is there a way to hook the A2 output as well to the Volume Keys, just like A1, or is there some way to make A1 output audio to speakers and headset at the same time?
@Juuseri i don't have volume keys, instead i have a knob. is it possible to use MacroButtons and a volume knob? – RoLYroLLs – 2017-12-15T00:57:29.280
@RoLYroLLs I'm not sure what you mean? I myself don't have a pressable "keys", but instead a roll/knob within my keyboard and this method works fine with it. – Juuseri – 2017-12-16T17:12:59.010
@Juuseri thanks. I just wanted to make sure. Not sure if this would work. Haven't tried it and still looking. I'll try it now. – RoLYroLLs – 2017-12-16T17:15:42.517
@Juuseri wow thanks! I got confused and thought it HAD to be a
button press
functionality. Thanks! – RoLYroLLs – 2017-12-16T17:37:38.520This is really too simple an answer. It needs a screenshot of the macro buttons interface and the keyboard shortcut chosen. Is the key Vol+, Vol- or one of the other variants? – Chuck Savage – 2019-09-22T02:18:52.917