If Jamulus doesn’t appear, try connecting and disconnecting from any server to enable it On Jack Control, if you click the Connect button, you should now see three devices: portaudio (your external audio interface), voicemeeter and jamulus.On Jamulus, under Settings, select JackRouter as your Soundcard Device.Make sure the Hardware Input where you selected your microphone is sending sound through A1 by enabling the corresponding button next to the fader.You can make your computer microphone have the lowest latency possible by going into Menu > System Settings/Options… and enabling WDM Input Exclusive Mode (if you experience crackling noises while speaking, disable this) and changing the Engine Mode to Swift On Hardware Input 1 select your computer microphone. On Voicemeeter, go to HARDWARE OUT and on A1 dropdown list, select JackRouter.Open configured JACK PortAudio shortcut, Jack Control and Jamulus software.If your frame buffer size is too low for your hardware, you’ll need to change it to a higher value Install and configure JACK on Windows - Make sure you select your best audio interface in the configuration steps, also add -r 48000 -p to ensure JACK is outputting audio in the required sample rate for Jamulus (48000 Hz).It can be accomplished with just VoiceMeeter, but I’ve found that it introduces some undesirable latency and it wasn’t supporting 64 frame buffer size correctly as it was producing some noises through my headphones. Under Windows, the best option to run multiple interfaces through Jamulus at the same time is by using a combination of JACK Audio Connection Kit with VoiceMeeter. Useful when we need to output an instrument through external audio card for minimal latency and computer microphone for communication. It is possible to run Jamulus with multiple Audio Interfaces on all three operating systems. Enabling JavaScript may give you additional functionality on this site. This site has been designed to provide basic functionality without JS.
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