Shadow puppetry audio driver#

My experience with the driver-related stuff is really small, I'll have to educate myself more in this area ) I also have a MacBook and its 'Core Audio' driver is so good, I never had any issues with any audio recording there - plug & play. Selecting ASIO (and having ASIO4ALL installed) doesn't seem to work, same as the other options. The only single option that 'works' is if I disable 'Input Echo' for my track in Music Creator, but then I won't hear my voice which defeats the whole point. I also made sure that in Windows' 'Recording device' options, 'Listen to this device' is turned OFF for the mic/m-track - still won't help. I've set it to just use in-game, but it didn't help.

Yes, Shadow Play does have an option to record just 'In-game' or 'In-game + mic' audio.

Shadow puppetry audio software#

It may be downstream so that it'll always listen to the Windows software mixer.Īre you using the ASIO driver mode in Music Creator? It also ultimately depends if Shadow Play is smart enough to pick the right source. I'm not sure how expansive the M-Audio mixer/routing controls are, but sometimes this could be done completely in the box without the physical cable needed. 3) Use the M-Audio's control mixing software to monitor the game input, so you can hear your gameplay, while MC6T's track is set to record from only the other M-Audio Input. You'd want to use the second in that case.ġ) Route Game audio to a separate device/integrated card and have Shadow Play only source that.Ģ) Use a physical Stereo cable to loop back from the games audio device back into the M-Audio. IIRC, it has a Mic+Game or just Game audio option. I don't have Shadow Play on this machine, but I do at home, and I'll check later, but I believe it has a source option for audio recording. Yeah, this issue won't be specific to a version, it's a config issue that could/would show up with practically any software. That said, is there a setting in Music Creator, that would allow me to hear my recorded voice, but send it just to the M-Track interface and NOT have it part of the 'master' audio so that Shadow Play will not hear it and just record the audio from the game? I can also record myself with Music Creator while playing the game, but again - Shadow Play also hears me and I don't want my voice to be mixed into this recording, I want a gameplay video with audio coming JUST from the game + a separate audio track from Music Creator containing just my voice (that part works fine).

I hear both myself and the game, which is fine. I'm plugging my headphones into the interface and setting the audio source (for the headphones) to 'USB'. To give you more details - I'm using an M-Audio M-Track interface and an Audio Technica AT2020 mic. The problem is that Shadow Play 'hears' the audio from 'Music Creator 6 Touch' and records it along the audio from the game which is not what I want. Here's my problem - I'm trying to record audio from a mic, listen to it and at the same time record gameplay footage using nVidia Shadow Play. Hi! I'll post it here because the Music Creator 6 Touch forums are pretty much dead and I think/hope that my issue isn't specific to version 6 or 7.