I am having issues setting up TS, CC and R3E so that the volume of one is not over powering the others. I am using a headset and I can hear each of them, but is there a setting(s) in any of these that will tone down the others if active.
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Bothered me too so I went looking and found Ear TrumpetI am having issues setting up TS, CC and R3E so that the volume of one is not over powering the others. I am using a headset and I can hear each of them, but is there a setting(s) in any of these that will tone down the others if active.
When you find better let us know pleaseI think he would like to find a way so one program gets to mute others when used. Not just find individual volumes..
He never mentioned wanting to mute anything but adjust levels
He's absolutely asking for some kind of auto-ducking.is there a setting(s) in any of these that will tone down the others if active.
Thank you @Martin Fiala ...He's absolutely asking for some kind of auto-ducking.
And the only thing that comes to my mind that *might* be able to allow that is Voicemeeter. Probably with some VST host app.
I misread that bit none the less should not mean alternatives can't be usedHe's absolutely asking for some kind of auto-ducking.
I'm sorry, but I'm really not sure what you're trying to say or why you're still going on about Ear Trumpet. But you seem to be somehow concerned about varying game volume, so if constant game volume is what you're after (though I don't understand why someone would want that), you should be able to achieve that using VST compressor in your audio chain as well.The other thing even if there is a app would do it you would not want it disabling everything every-time would you ? So would need manual adjustment anyway