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# How to add a virtual mic
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## Add the virtual speaker
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`pactl load-module module-null-sink sink_name=VirtualSpeaker sink_properties=device.description="virtual speaker"`
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## Add the virtual mic
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this is a loopback deivce
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`pactl load-module module-remap-source master=VirtualSpeaker.monitor source_name=VirtualMic source_properties=device.description="virtual mic"`
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## Using in OBS
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### Add audio mixer mic
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In your audio mixer, you should have a `Mic/Aux`. If you dont, figure out how to add it.
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### Update the properties of Mic
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In your audio mixer, selec the menu button on your mic option. Then Select `Properties`.
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A window should pop up in which you will pick the device you use as a microphone. In my case its my `Fifine usb mic`
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### Update the advanced audio options
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Do the same as the previous step, except go to `Advanced Audio Options`. You will see `Mic/Aux`.
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You will also see a table header called `Audio Monitoring`. Go there, and change the dropdown from `Monitor Off` to `Monitor and Output`.
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Now close that dialog
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### Update OBS advanced audio settings
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On the right hand side of the default OBS view, you will see a fiew options:
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- Start Streaming
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- Start Recording
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- Studio mode
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- Settings
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- Exit
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Choose `Settings`. A dialog will appear.
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Navigate to the `Audio` tab on the left hand side.
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Scroll down until you see a section called `Advanced`.
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Change the `Monitoring Device` option to be the new virtual device. Should be called `virtual`
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Click apply; close.
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### Fin
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Now you should be able to go into something like Discord and select your input device as the new virtual device.
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## > [!NOTE]
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> If its still not working, open up `Volume Control` app and under the `Recording` nav tab, your `virtual input from` device should be set to `Monitor of virtual`.
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