Sound splitting driver

mzubac

Hi all,
I am looking for some sound utility... It should do:
-it should be "virtual" soundcard driver for wave output (in a matter of fact 2
drivers one for each of stereo channels)
-it should be presented in system as another soundcard (besides the real one,
next 2 ones, each for one channel)
-these 2 drivers will receive sound from any application (configured to output
to this "virtual" driver) and send sound to the real soundcard driver connected
to device, which will play this sound in selected channel of stereo output (one
driver will send sound to left channel of real driver, and the second to right
channel...)
I don't know if something like this exists, but if somoeone know similar tool,
please get me know. If not, I try to make these "virtual drivers" by myself (in
c++)... But I don't know, if it is possible to do something like this. I hope
yes.
So can anyone somehow help me? Thanks...

MJarus

: Hi all,
: I am looking for some sound utility... It should do:
: -it should be "virtual" soundcard driver for wave output (in a matter of fact 2
: drivers one for each of stereo channels)
: -it should be presented in system as another soundcard (besides the real one,
: next 2 ones, each for one channel)
: -these 2 drivers will receive sound from any application (configured to output
: to this "virtual" driver) and send sound to the real soundcard driver connected
: to device, which will play this sound in selected channel of stereo output (one
: driver will send sound to left channel of real driver, and the second to right
: channel...)
: I don't know if something like this exists, but if somoeone know similar tool,
: please get me know. If not, I try to make these "virtual drivers" by myself (in
: c++)... But I don't know, if it is possible to do something like this. I hope
: yes.
: So can anyone somehow help me? Thanks...
:

Just curious, but what is the final goal? I have some stuff that I have been working on that may help you, but why do you need it to look like a sound card on the system?

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mzubac

: Just curious, but what is the final goal? I have some stuff that I have : been working on that may help you, but why do you need it to look like a : sound card on the system?

The goal is to have 2 virtual sound cards... I wanted to use only one sound card with software products, what need 2 outputs... And there you must set up 2 Wave output devices. So then isn't difficult to split output from sound card to 2 parts (although with a loss of quality - 2 mono outputs).
Can you describe me what you have been working on? (here or via email)

MJarus

:
: : Just curious, but what is the final goal? I have some stuff that I have : been working on that may help you, but why do you need it to look like a : sound card on the system?
:
: The goal is to have 2 virtual sound cards... I wanted to use only one sound card with software products, what need 2 outputs... And there you must set up 2 Wave output devices. So then isn't difficult to split output from sound card to 2 parts (although with a loss of quality - 2 mono outputs).
: Can you describe me what you have been working on? (here or via email)
:
:

Sorry it took me awhile to get back to you on this. What I am doing is not what you want. I am currently working on (among other things...) some software that will perform audio editing funcitons for pre-recorded audio. Basically some digital DJ'ing tools. I thought that maybe I could wrap up some of the sound mixing stuff for you, but I don't think it will help.

Sorry 'bout that...

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Music is the art of thinking with sounds.
-- Jules Combarieu

ErikD

You could use Virtual Audio Cable:
http://spider.nstu.nsk.su/music/software/eng/vac.html
Good luck!

ErikD