If you turn on a Mic's monitor in the recording devices panel (usually by unmuting it, or by enabling "Listen to this device" - again, depends on the driver being used), so that your voice comes out of the speakers, then it will be included in the Stereo Mix stream.
How much you can configure depends on what was included in the sound adapter driver you're using (as drivers a different, just like sound cards). There's usually very little/nothing you can configure about it because it's only job is to present the mixed channels. It's a mix of all the channels, and is sometimes referred to (in the past anyway) as "What you hear". "Stereo Mix" is the name given to the output stream (presented as a virtual audio device) after all channels have been combined. In case you didn't know, here are a few details about it: Since I've read you post I'm curious to know what you intend to use the "stereo mix" for? I understand you need assistance with the stereo mix as it's unavailable though you've reinstalled the drivers, Slide it to the left to decrease the level.Done a remarkable job performing the steps suggested earlier, great workĪnd don't worry, as we should be able to fix this up with a few more steps and I'll be with you until we ensure this issue is fixed. Slide the volume slider to the right to increase the volume level.
Now select the 'levels' tab on the properties window. Now click on the 'properties' button at the lower right. Go back to the recording device control panel and select 'stereo mix'. If not, you can adjust the volume within Windows recording device properties. If others say your audio is too low or too loud, first try adjusting the volume on your media player app (if it has one). You may want to 'lock' the mic down, then release it when you are finished. Hold down the microphone icon in the room while you are playing music. You should be able to use a media player to play music for the people in the room, and should be heard clearly. Use the 'microphone' drop down menu to select 'stereo mix'.
You should be able to select any 'enabled' recording device under the 'microphone' menu within Paltalk's Video & Audio settings.
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