Yes IN#3 Left/IN#3 Right do represent a separate stereo channel pairing on VM Banana. They give me what Mixx promises without the lag and stuttering. That is where VM-Banana and PlayIt Software came in to play. Mixx lasted about two weeks on my system before I found another solution. I find it to be a very poor program that eventually makes audio output stutter and lag after using it for a half an hour or so even on a fairly powerful computer with really good audio components. While Mixxx and PlayIt Live suit different applications you could experiment with Mixxx and VoiceMeeter Banana and see if that will present on separate mixer channels.

With Mixxx the channel players and the composite mix are all available to send to devices. If IN#3 presents as a separate audio device try that with a different player.Īnother limitation of PlayIt Live compared to, say Mixxx, is that you send the players to a device. If your 'Virtual ASIO cable' can be made to expose multiple stereo pairs then you stand a chance. Since this is an obvious and desirable enhancement my guess is that the limitation lies in the audio library that PlayIt Live uses.Įarlier versions of PlayIt Live could be used with ASIO4ALL which could overcome this limitation but as I understand it, ASIO4ALL caused more issues than it solved so is currently disabled. If you have, say, a 5.1 or 7.1 channel sound card it can't currently map the channel players to the 5.1 (or 7.1) channels. The primary limitation is that PlayIt Live needs the sound device to present as multiple stereo channels. I have that setup working on a couple of systems. As far as I know, each 'player' can only go to one device but if you have a suitable sound card it is possible to send two players to two different channel pairs and (say) the preview and cart players to a third.

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