I suggest setting up your microphone on the Hardware Input 1. This is where we will select our microphone source. These inputs allow you to select hardware on your computer. On Voicemeeter Potato there are a total of 5 hardware inputs. The left side of the application is where you will find the Hardware Inputs on Voicemeeter. You have Hardware Inputs, Virtual Inputs, the Master Section, and Hardware Ouputs. There are 4 main sections on Voicemeeter. You can also set it to show the Voicemeeter Application on startup in case you need it open. If you left click on the Menu you will sett and options for ‘System Tray (Run at Startup).’ Make sure this is toggled on so every time we start our computer it will turn on Voicemeeter aswell. Let’s first make our lives easier by telling Voicemeeter to open every time we turn on our computer.

In order to open the correct app you will need to open you Start Menu (Windows Icon Bottom Left) and find the VB-Audio Folder.

Keep in mind when downloading any of the voicemeeter applications you will have downloaded all versions of the app. The first thing you want to do is grab all of the downloads to get Voicemeeter running properly. In this post I will explain how to setup voicemeeter in the way I suggest setting it up as a professional. I have created a very in-depth “ how-to setup voicemeeter” video linked below. However, there are some things that make certain setups superior to others.

There are many ways to setup Voicemeeter and no one way is more objective than the next. These Mixers act much like a normal analogue mixer except they exist virtually on your computer. Voicemeeter, Voicemeeter Banana, and Voicemeeter Potato are Virtual Audio Mixers developed by VB-Audio.

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