I went with VB-Audio Virtual Cable because it seemed the easiest to setup. There seem to be a few other potential Soundflower alternatives. I have to manually click on the Windows volume settings to adjust the actual music volume with this configuration, which isn't a big deal if I'm going to leave my laptop sitting to run DiscoParty anyway. They are instead tied to the "CABLE Input" device, the new default device (DiscoParty seems to work independent of the "CABLE Input" volume level, so my volumes hotkeys effectively do nothing now). Note: my laptop volume hotkeys no longer control the music volume with this configuration. You'll have to enable Show Disabled Devices to access and use your Microphone device again. You can also just right click and disable the Microphone device, but note that Windows will hide your disabled Microphone device if you have Show Disabled Devices disabled (this is the default setting in Windows, right-click the Playback or Recording tabs to access and change this setting). You can do that by going to Control Panel > Sound > Recording > Microphone > Levels and clicking the speaker icon to toggle muting. You'll probably want to turn off your microphone as well. Doing so executes the script and removes the existing driver. Press the play button at the top of the window. Open up the downloaded DMG file, and run the script highlighted below.
SOUNDFLOWER WINDOWS DRIVERS
Once installed, these show up as audio drivers in. Here are some popular options: VoiceMeeter (Windows) Jack (Windows and Mac) iShowU Audio Capture (Mac only) Soundflower (Mac only) Black Hole (Mac only) Rogue Amoeba Loopback (Mac only) Follow the instructions for installation.
SOUNDFLOWER WINDOWS DOWNLOAD
When you run the 'build.rb' script it builds the project with Xcode and then runs the 'load.rb' script automatically. The first step is to Download version Soundflower 1.6.6b. Various virtual audio-routing protocols exist for Windows and Mac.
SOUNDFLOWER WINDOWS INSTALL
Windows -> CABLE Input -> CABLE Output -> Speakers In the Soundflower 'Tools' folder there is a Ruby script called 'load.rb' which will copy the built kext into the install location using sudo. So essentially this configuration changes the path of your computer's sound output from Go into "CABLE Output" properties to check "Listen to this device" and select your usual output device in the drop-down menu (the device previously set as the default playback device on the Playback tab) In the Recording tab, right-click "CABLE Output" and select "Set as Default Device"ĥ. In the Playback tab, right-click "CABLE Input" and select "Set as Default Device"Ĥ. Go into your Sound settings in Control Panelģ.
Unzip the download and run VBCABLE_Setup or VBCABLE_Setup_圆4Ģ. Download the VB-Audio Virtual Cable driver: Ģ. To set up VB-Audio Virtual Cable for DiscoParty in Windows (7) to bypass microphone input:ġ. I found this donationware utility to use as a Windows Soundflower alternative, VB-Audio Virtual Cable.
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