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HI I have been following the push button talkback setup for vMix Call and it works,
But I don't want to hear myself when on SOLO via Bus G channel. I have turned of the headphone audio on my input, but this does not affect the SOLO during push button talkback,
How to turn off the audio of myself in my headphone when talking via Push Button Talkback in vMixCAll ? I just don't need to hear myself talking.
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Stefan
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Solo the call input you are talking to, not bus G.
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Well they are both on bus G (Switched) And I solo the input (vCall) I am talking to. Do I need to solo my input as well?
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Your mic has to be on Bus G, or as they say "routed to Bus G". Bus G is the audio source for the caller. He only hears the inputs routed to Bus G. The call input itself doesn't have to be routed to Bus G.
Envision "Solo" also as a bus, the "Solo bus". This is your audio source. You don't need to solo your input, only the call input.
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well I think it is something different:
I have to use a producers mic - separate from my streaming mic. It seems I can not switch my streaming mic to bus G and back: it toggles M and G on and off.
So this is my current setup:
I stream and have 3 or 4 VCallers live in the stream at all time (one hour or longer) and I need to give them instructions (While an other vCaller is live) and my voice can also be in the live session, PE interaction with a vCaller.
So for instructions I followed Tim's youtube and schedule: but that is for a separate producers mic: He will switch it to G permanently.
So how do I switch my streaming mic temporarily to G and back to M with a one push button. NOw it toggles M off and M on but I have to push 2 times...
IS this clear or should I open another forum topic (I followed Tim's instruction to the letter: it works - but for MY MIC to be temporarily switched to G when I push the button: on release it should go back to M (But it remains on G until I push the button again (Could that be a BUG?)
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Use the functions "AudioBusOn" and "AudioBusOff" instead of "AudioBus".
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My apologies in advance for not starting a new thread but figured you may have this information already since i see you're trying to do the same thing. I hate starting a new topic when someone already opened one up. I have two to three callers, i feed them back master to hear master audio. I also take their audio to master. When i need to speak to one caller how do i do that? do i click each caller to use a separate BUS and then talk in that individual BUS to communicate? example: Caller-1 > BusC , Caller-2 > BusD , Caller-3 > BusE. Does this sound correct? Thanks in advance.
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@ NBCU This video explains how to set up a talk-back channel: Ice
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