Voicemod is quiet or missing in another app?
Check Windows app volumes and audio routing, then reset the mixer if needed.
If people in Discord, Zoom, or a game cannot hear your voice effects or Soundboard, an app volume or device setting in Windows may be interfering.
Before you start
Open Voicemod and leave it running while you check the mixer. Resetting the mixer restores app volumes and device selections to their Windows defaults, so you may need to set up any custom audio routing again afterward.
Check app volumes and devices first
- Open Start → Settings → System → Sound.
- Open Volume mixer on Windows 11. On Windows 10, open App volume and device preferences under Advanced sound options.
- Check that Voicemod and the affected app are not muted or set to a very low volume. Check their selected input and output devices too.
If you find an incorrect setting, fix it and test again. If the settings look right but audio still does not reach the other app, reset the mixer below.
Reset the mixer on Windows 11
- With Voicemod still open, go to Start → Settings → System → Sound → Volume mixer.
- Select Reset beside the option to reset sound devices and volumes for all apps to the recommended defaults.
- Completely close Voicemod, then reopen it. Recheck its microphone and headphones in Voicemod Settings.
Reset the mixer on Windows 10
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With Voicemod still open, select Start → Settings.
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Select System.
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Select Sound → Advanced sound options → App volume and device preferences.
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Select Reset to restore app volumes and device preferences.
- Completely close Voicemod, then reopen it. Recheck its microphone and headphones in Voicemod Settings.
Test in the affected app: Select Voicemod Virtual Microphone as that app's input device, then try a voice and a Soundboard sound. If you use custom Windows mixer settings, set them up again as needed.
Still need help?
Let’s take a closer look
Contact Support and include the affected app, your Windows and Voicemod versions, and what happened when you tested after the reset. A screenshot of the app's input settings and Windows Volume mixer can help.