VoiceMeeter

VB-Audio VoiceMeeter is donationware: all functions are free, and after 30 days the About box invites you to buy a license or keep evaluating the program. Audio interface support includes MME, KS, Direct X, WaveRT, ASIO and WASAPI. You can mix your voice with music on Skype or Google Voice. You can record conference or interview calls. It is made for VoIP users who want to get more out of the audio system they have in place. It runs on Windows from XP all the way up to Windows 11, on 32-bit, 64-bit and ARM64 systems.

Features:

• Use 2x USB Headsets on a computer.
• Record conferences in multichannel for post-production
• Manage all the sound sources on your computer
• Make a tutorial with your preferred software.
• Send and receive audio over the network with VBAN.
• 3 inputs and 3 outputs - 2 physical and 1 virtual.
• Full graphical interface
• Virtual ASIO driver for DAW applications

VoiceMeeter lets you mix microphone, music and application audio and send it to speakers, headsets, VoIP or recording software.

In conclusion, VoiceMeeter suits both home users and small studios. It is free to use, which makes it attractive for companies and individual users alike, and it supports a wide range of Windows versions, so it works even on older PCs. Each hardware input strip has Intellipan voice processing, a gain fader and buttons that route it to the A and B buses. The virtual input has a three-band equalizer, and the outputs have their own mute, mono and mix-down controls. The virtual input appears in Windows as a normal playback device, so any application can send sound into the mixer, and the mix can go out to speakers, a headset, VoIP software or a recording application. The standard edition has no built-in recorder; Voicemeeter Banana and Voicemeeter Potato add more inputs and outputs, an integrated recorder and parametric equalizers. The program is aimed at VoIP users, broadcasters, podcasters, gamers, musicians and DJs, and reading the user manual before the first setup is recommended. Requirements are low: a 1.8 GHz Celeron or dual-core CPU and 512 MB of RAM.