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I've been messing about with JACK as it seems like a good way to apply some EQ and whatnot for voice communications. I've gotten it to work, but I can't figure out how to make it output to Discord. Some googling basically tells me that Discord doesn't work directly with JACK, so I was thinking the sensible (and most compatible with other programs) solution would be to try to have JACK send its output to a virtual microphone so that that could be used for Discord. However, I can't figure out any method of doing this.

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    Have you tried a virtual audio cable? I use jack with ladish on linux to stream to teamspeak without issue. – Dooley_labs Sep 09 '17 at 23:42
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    That did it, eventually! I originally tried [Virtual Audio Streaming](http://www.virtualaudiostreaming.net/) (Warning: adware bundled in installer; also shareware), but it does not appear to function that well with anything but default devices, which means you'd have to listen to yourself to be able to use it. I found [Virtual Audio Cable](http://www.vb-audio.com/Cable/) today however, and it did the job. – Jakob Sep 10 '17 at 09:32

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Virtual Audio Cable did the trick, albeit it doesn't integrate with JACK. You can nevertheless use it as you would with any other output device, and this output device outputs to a virtual microphone which can be used for voice chat, recording, etc.

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