The picture above shows my current compressor settings.Make sure you’ve changed your microphone output to Voicemeeter Output on whatever program you use for testing, otherwise your friend won’t hear the changes! I recommend getting a friend to listen over a voice communication program to help you easily test out the settings. This is where you will configure and fine tune your compressor settings.
Connect the left yellow node to the top left yellow dot on the program, and the right yellow dot to the right yellow node as pictured below.This guide uses reacomp, but for advanced users feel free to check out reaxcomp. Note: There is another plugin called reaxcomp-standalone. Right click somewhere in the middle of the program -> Add Plugin -> reacomp-standalone Back on the preferences page, make sure the ‘Audio device type’ is set to ASIO and your ‘device’ is Voicemeeter Insert Virtual ASIO.Scan and verify to add the Reaper ReaPlugs plugins into the program.Minihost Modular: File -> Preferences -> Plugins.At the bottom where it says ‘Patch Insert’, make sure “in1 Left” and “in1 Right” are turned on by simply clicking on the boxes. In Voicemeeter Banana: Menu -> System Settings/Options.
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The higher I raised the compressor, the more background noise was being picked up and my voice quality decreased.
However, I found the compressor tool for Voicemeeter Banana to be a bit lackluster for my needs. The main reason I decided to get a virtual audio mixer was to properly setup a compressor for my Razer Seiren microphone (USB). Make sure to check that out for setting up Voicemeeter Banana, an awesome virtual mixer. This guide is an expansion of Rhinehold’s Voicemeeter Banana setup guide. Minihost Modular (Free) – You’ll have to register for an account to see the download link in the forums.