BoredErica
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Hi,
I have Motu M4 and I'm hooking up my mic, speakers, subwoofer into it. My understanding is in order to get subwoofer to play with the main speakers, I need to enable "Loopback Mix" in Recording tab of my Windows audio devices settings.
This has worked just fine so far, but once I hooked up my new XLR mic the subwoofer is playing a ton of feedback loop, causing super loud bass. How do I play music with my subwoofer in addition to my main speakers, while being able to use my microphone for Skype/etc? I do not want to hear my own voice when I talk into the microphone. I have Loopback Mix enabled (here disabled in the picture) only because that's the only way I know of to get the sub to work with the mains. I feel like this can't be the way to do it and I must be doing something wrong. :'(
Extra info: The idea is to use Nvidia Broadcast to remove background noise with the mic. I dunno if that changes anything.
The monitor button in front of my Motu M4 is not activated.
Thanks
EDIT:
Think I fixed it?
Here are my settings:
I see now that Loopback didn't work to make my sub work with mains because in the settings for Loopback it wasn't set to 'listen to this device' and playback through this device wasn't set to Out 3-4 (which sub is connected to). I made "Loopback" enabled and playing the sub, and "Loopback Mix" Out 1-2, but unchecked "listen to this device". That way the mic works, but I'm not listening to myself which should remove the feedback.
All correct?
I have Motu M4 and I'm hooking up my mic, speakers, subwoofer into it. My understanding is in order to get subwoofer to play with the main speakers, I need to enable "Loopback Mix" in Recording tab of my Windows audio devices settings.
This has worked just fine so far, but once I hooked up my new XLR mic the subwoofer is playing a ton of feedback loop, causing super loud bass. How do I play music with my subwoofer in addition to my main speakers, while being able to use my microphone for Skype/etc? I do not want to hear my own voice when I talk into the microphone. I have Loopback Mix enabled (here disabled in the picture) only because that's the only way I know of to get the sub to work with the mains. I feel like this can't be the way to do it and I must be doing something wrong. :'(
Extra info: The idea is to use Nvidia Broadcast to remove background noise with the mic. I dunno if that changes anything.
The monitor button in front of my Motu M4 is not activated.
Thanks
EDIT:
Think I fixed it?
Here are my settings:
All correct?
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