However some programs that does not include such settings for microphone, you'll need to do as follows to set AVnex Virtual Audio Device as system's default audio driver for microphone to be able to control your voice tone and speak the way you want.
*This post would be useful for games that do not have an in-game voice chat system for example, Battlefield (3,4), Elder Scrolls Online, etc.
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| Setting AVnex Virtual Audio Device as default mircrophone driver on Windows 8 |
The following describes how to manually set the default audio device to the AVnex Virtual Audio Device from your Windows control panel.
*You can always disable this voice changing device by changing back to your primary sound cards driver.
Windows XP
- Go Start, Programs and open Control Panel
- Select Sounds, Speech and Audio Devices within the list
- Continue by selecting Sounds and Audio Devices
- Select Voice tab
- Under Voice recording, select Avnex Virtual Audio Device as Default device
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| Select Avnex Virtual Audio Device as default driver for microphone will allow changing voice in real-time with AV Voice Changer Software (7.0 or higher version) |
Windows Vista
- Windows desktop » Start menu » Settings » Control panel » Click on Hardware and Sound
- Select Sound
- Select Recording tab
- Right-click on Microphone option (with which has a short description as AVnex Virtual Audio Device below) and select Set as Default Device.
On Windows 7
- Windows desktop » Start menu » Settings » Control panel » Click on Hardware and Sound
- Select Recording tab
- Right-click on Microphone option (with which has a short description as AVnex Virtual Audio Device below) and select Set as Default Device.
On Windows 8
