If you looked at the picture, you’d see Apps on the left and Output and Input tab on the right all using the Default communication device. I’ve opened YouTube in Google Chrome browser for example. Now, most people on PC open YouTube in an internet browser (Chrome, Mozilla, etc). In short, we’re sending all sounds from YouTube over to VoiceMeeter using this Windows setting. Other versions of Windows, Mac, or what have you, might not have it and a workaround might be necessary. Using that Win 10 setting there’s no need to use an additional program to channel the sounds from YouTube to VoiceMeeter.įound it? If you didn’t, may I remind you that this tutorial works only if you’re trying to follow it on a windows 10 system. Windows 10 has this neat new setting called “App volume and device preferences”. Why These 2 Components Are Needed For Playing YouTube Music Through Mic? 1. If you’re new to these things, you might not want to skip anything here. I’ve made it so you’ll be able to get everything set up by simply following this tutorial, but first I’ll go over what is what.

Things needed for this to work: (this particular tutorial works only when you’ve got Windows 10) ( works even when you don’t actually have a microphone – but then you can’t speak through the mic yourself because there’s no physical mic that would receive your voice)

and be able to talk through the mic yourself at the same time as well (can be toggled on/off).

listen to that music yourself at the same time (can be toggled on/off).

how to play YouTube music through mic (can be toggled on/off).

What this step by step tutorial goes into: (this method is fully free tested on Windows 10 Pro) You can also check out this other tutorial on how to stream Spotify music through mic here (link opens in a new tab). I’ve made tutorials on how to play individual already downloaded audio files through a virtual mic, but not one that allows you to stream right from YouTube, so here it is.

Headset playing through mic