My Mic (MXL 990) was on Channel 2, also with a pan 100% to the right.Īs far as I know, this is the only way I've ever been able to share audio for interviews over Skype. To play my bumpers, I had the default audio device set to the computer's default, and had a connector line going from the computer's headphones jack to the Line-in 3/4 channel on the mixing board, with a 100% pan to the Right. Then, call up the other Skype party and start the audio playing on the local PC. Once you've done that, go to the Skype audio settings (Tools/Options), and set the Microphone to be Stereo Mix. My Main out L&R from the Mixer were both going into the Tascam, and being recorded by Podcast Station. Right-click on 'Stereo Mix' and click 'Enable' to be able to use it. The audio out to Skype (and, thus, the caller) was going out from the mixer via the Left channel only into the griffin iMic from the Mixer's RCA line out jack. To begin, you’ll need to make sure you have the latest version of Skype installed on your system. The call in to Skype was getting routed to my Mixing board via the Tascam device and into my mixer's channel 5/6. (Share System Audio During Skype Meetings) If you have used Skypes screen sharing tool in the past, you’ll find the system audio sharing tool very similar and just as easy to access. Some of these plugins offer many other features, such as. If your sound card doesnt support this feature, you can play music during Skype calls with third-party plugins.

I've got a Peavy PV6 mixer, Griffin iMic, and Tascam 122L USB device. With certain sound cards, you can select the audio source for Skype calls, switching between your microphone and desktop audio during a call. Go to the Playback tab, and check that nothing is currently set to mute. Head to the Control Panel, and click on Sounds and Audio Devices. We needed to get a bumper so that both of us could hear it. There are two different ways that you can make adjustments to your Skype audio input: via the control panel and in the application. Last night I was able to do just this durring a recording session.

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