Using a mic in winamp ( live voice )

tash2z · 26th March 2009, 20:48

Hello!

I have a question ...... i don't know if this question was asked before there are many post's here so i will ask that question "again"......

Is there a plug-in or a function in winamp to use a mic to stream live (speak live) when the music is running ??
I searched on the web but or i was unlucky or i did not searched the right words cose i did not find anything!
If there is such a software pls help me with his name !

Thank You

PS i'm sory 4 my bad english !

Brutish Sailor · 26th March 2009, 20:56

Yes. This is built into Winamp.

This works provided you DO NOT have windows vista.

1) Go to Input tab, and select "Soundcard input" as source.

2) Open mixer, and select the tab "What-U-Hear". The name of this option changes, though it is always located on the left of the mixer.

Note: By mixer, I mean the soundcard volume settings for record and playback.

Also note I have found MANY issues with this feature if you are using the on-board soundcard (DAMN REALTEK). I HIGHLY recommend buying and installing a cheap soundcard like sound blaster audigy ($35)

This should fix the issues that you have.

tash2z · 26th March 2009, 20:59

Yes i have windows vista ultimate

tash2z · 26th March 2009, 21:05

it works ... tho i have a latency .....like 35 sec but i have 2 close the music ... but that is not such a big problem .

Thnx ... if u have more advices pls share !!

Thank's !!!!

Brutish Sailor · 27th March 2009, 00:45

LET ME REPHRASE THAT.

You wont be able to user the mixer /w the mixing if you have Windows vista.

a buddy and I are planning a program to make a Winamp plug-in mixer for Vista ( we will submit it when its finished), but its on the back burner to our current projects. But when were finished, trust me, you will know.

stopasking · 4th April 2009, 00:37

hey guys im do it this but my voice to low miv level 0dB
how to change bg music level -20dB to -25 or 30dB im looking ini files but cannot find anything what can i do now ?

Brutish Sailor · 4th April 2009, 02:35

Quote:

Originally posted by Brutish Sailor
Yes. This is built into Winamp.

This works provided you DO NOT have windows vista.

1) Go to Input tab, and select "Soundcard input" as source.

2) Open mixer, and select the tab "What-U-Hear". The name of this option changes, though it is always located on the left of the mixer.

Note: By mixer, I mean the soundcard volume settings for record and playback.

Also note I have found MANY issues with this feature if you are using the on-board soundcard (DAMN REALTEK). I HIGHLY recommend buying and installing a cheap soundcard like sound blaster audigy ($35)

This should fix the issues that you have.

stopasking · 7th April 2009, 00:49

??

Brutish Sailor · 7th April 2009, 05:39

Nope. Never messed with the coding of the SC_DSP

I'm telling you bro, it would be a lot less trouble just to get a sound card with better recording property's and playback than to start tinkering with coding. Though Im all about the tinkering with coding. But if you are going to invest the time, far be it by me to presuade you otherwise, and I salute you and wish you the best of luck in that venture.

26th March 2009, 20:48	#1
tash2z Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3	Using a mic in winamp ( live voice ) Hello! I have a question ...... i don't know if this question was asked before there are many post's here so i will ask that question "again"...... Is there a plug-in or a function in winamp to use a mic to stream live (speak live) when the music is running ?? I searched on the web but or i was unlucky or i did not searched the right words cose i did not find anything! If there is such a software pls help me with his name ! Thank You PS i'm sory 4 my bad english !

26th March 2009, 20:56	#2
Brutish Sailor Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego CA Posts: 998	Yes. This is built into Winamp. This works provided you DO NOT have windows vista. 1) Go to Input tab, and select "Soundcard input" as source. 2) Open mixer, and select the tab "What-U-Hear". The name of this option changes, though it is always located on the left of the mixer. Note: By mixer, I mean the soundcard volume settings for record and playback. Also note I have found MANY issues with this feature if you are using the on-board soundcard (DAMN REALTEK). I HIGHLY recommend buying and installing a cheap soundcard like sound blaster audigy ($35) This should fix the issues that you have. KNSJ.org 89.1 FM San Diego

26th March 2009, 20:59	#3
tash2z Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3	Vista Yes i have windows vista ultimate

27th March 2009, 00:45	#5
Brutish Sailor Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego CA Posts: 998	LET ME REPHRASE THAT. You wont be able to user the mixer /w the mixing if you have Windows vista. a buddy and I are planning a program to make a Winamp plug-in mixer for Vista ( we will submit it when its finished), but its on the back burner to our current projects. But when were finished, trust me, you will know. KNSJ.org 89.1 FM San Diego

4th April 2009, 00:37	#6
stopasking Banned Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 446	-20dB hey guys im do it this but my voice to low miv level 0dB how to change bg music level -20dB to -25 or 30dB im looking ini files but cannot find anything what can i do now ?

26th March 2009, 21:05	#4
tash2z Junior Member Join Date: Mar 2009 Posts: 3	it works ... tho i have a latency .....like 35 sec but i have 2 close the music ... but that is not such a big problem . Thnx ... if u have more advices pls share !! Thank's !!!!

7th April 2009, 00:49	#8
stopasking Banned Join Date: Jun 2008 Posts: 446	Â¿ ??

7th April 2009, 05:39	#9
Brutish Sailor Major Dude Join Date: Jan 2009 Location: San Diego CA Posts: 998	Nope. Never messed with the coding of the SC_DSP I'm telling you bro, it would be a lot less trouble just to get a sound card with better recording property's and playback than to start tinkering with coding. Though Im all about the tinkering with coding. But if you are going to invest the time, far be it by me to presuade you otherwise, and I salute you and wish you the best of luck in that venture.

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