how to use a micspam program with vb virtual audio cable

Still in pavucontrol on the Input devices and Output devices tabs: change Show: to All Input devices and All Output devices and make sure that the remapped sink and its monitor source is not muted and have enough volume. On the Recording tab make similar changes for your recording application: change it to something like Monitor of Remapped. ) to the remapped sink ( Remapped Built-in. While your applications are playing/recording sounds: In pavucontrol, on the Playback tab change the sink from what it is on ( Built-in.

Start pavucontrol (If you don't have it: sudo apt-get install pavucontrol) Open the application TO which you want to redirect sound and start recording in it. Open the application FROM which you want to redirect sound and start playing the sound in it. Run the following command with the appropriate change in the master= section to your above found default sink name: pactl load-module module-remap-sink sink_name=secondary master=alsa_output.pci-0000_00_14.2.analog-stereo It will be something similar to this: 'alsa_output.pci-0000_00_14.2.analog-stereo' In the output search for the name of the sink. Get the name of your default sink: pactl list sinks If you DO want to hear what you are redirecting then follow the technique what I use for sending music over skype: So the question is whether you want to hear the sounds which you redirect to your new sink? (Play it on your speakers.) Or you don't. (Basically to accomplish such things is why pulseaudio was developed.) No external programs needed, pulseaudio does the job. What you have to do is just set up a new pulseaudio SINK which will automatically have a monitor SOURCE. To redirect to mic input is not possible AFAIK, but fortunately it is not needed.

How to use a micspam program with vb virtual audio cable