#Software for xonor 7.1 for mac software#

#Software for xonor 7.1 for mac software#

The only workaround I found until now is to use a software called Voicemeeter which allows me to playback at the same time on 2 different audio devices, but I wouldn't consider it a permanent solution since I had to connect my home theater via Optical as well (to get a discrete audio device to use as a 2nd audio out), I can't figure out the volume control, and I have the feeling there's a small delay between the two playbacks. I'm looking at both software and hardware solutions (I'm willing to buy a dedicated sound card, if there's something out there that can achieve what I want). Is there a way (on Windows 10) to play a stereo sound on multiple audio channels at the same time? How? My home theater receiver is capable of taking a stereo source and playing it back on all 5.1 speakers but the problem is that, since regular stereo sources are played through the front channel (the green 2.5' jack), it doesn't receive the audio signal in the first place.

Even if this audio sources only come in stereo (2 channels), I'd like to have them play on all speakers at the same time (at least to make the most of the giant sub woofer). The issue comes when I'm casually listening to music, or while I'm watching YouTube. Most of the times, everything works as intended: when I'm working on music production I only use the monitors, since they sound much clearer, and when I play games or watch movies I get surround sound from all 8 speakers. The two monitors act as the front speakers, while the home theater is connected for center, sub woofer, sides and rear.Įverything is hooked up to the analog output of the SupremeFX X-Fi 2 integrated audio of my motherboard (an Asus Maximus IV Gene), and handled through Realtek audio drivers.

I'm currently rocking a 7.1 surround setup, made of an existing 5.1 home theater to which I added a couple of studio monitors.