Maybe you didn’t want to be associated with the account that’s playing music, maybe the technical fidelities didn’t sit with you or maybe you just were curious enough to try a new thing. There actually are good reasons for this. How To Play Music In Discord With A Second Instance Of Discord With A Secondary Account’s Inputįirst off, you may be be wondering: why have a second account on a second instance of Discord for playing music? Why not use the 1st method instead? Because of that, the quality of music played through a microphone in Discord is usually lower than the original. A discord voice channel’s audio quality can go up to 96kbps (64kbps by default) while most the music tracks are usually 320kbps. IMPORTANT to note: the quality of the microphone audio in a Discord voice channel will likely not be ideal. It’s a very flexible method, so read through the tutorial to get a better understanding of what it is and how things work so that you can configure things the way you want them to work in case you wanted to change some things. By disabling these 3, the quality of the sound coming from the virtual microphone playing music (VoiceMeeter OUT) will be slightly better. If you increase this, music has to be louder for Discord to pick up on it with no weird cuts and pauses. By lowering the Input Sensitivity all the way, Discord picks up on the music even at lower volumes. Whatever we set as CABLE Input will be mixed up with mic audio signals and then played through VoiceMeeter Output that acts as a virtual microphone.
Simply use Discord as the voice application ( pictures below). Here’s a step-by-step TUTORIAL that covers them both: how to play music through mic using VoiceMeeter and a soundboard ( links to another tutorial post).
I’ve found 3 main ways to play music in Discord like that: Ever wanted to play music in a Discord channel for others to hear? For free? Whenever?
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