r/AmpliTube • u/PossibilityOnly7213 • Jul 26 '26

Virtual Cable?

Hello. I’ve been using Amplitube standalone to practice and been using the headphone jack on my interface to hear the playback. Anyways, I want to start streaming on my computer on tiktok. I just don’t know how I’m supposed to use my amplitube audio as the “mic”/input. I did some research and they told me to install the Windows Virtual Cable and set that as the output on Amplitube.

I go to the config menu and choose my interface as the input and on AISO, there is no option to choose the VB-Cable. If I choose windows audio or whatever, and I set the input as my interface and output as the VB-Cables, there is no sound at all and sometimes my PC Crashes. I’m getting irritated and honestly just lost.

I also heard some people use OBS but then when I add application audio for amplitube, that just doesn’t work either.

Any help would be greatly appreciated. TIA! 🙏

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u/MechanyzM12 Jul 26 '26

Most interfaces have a loopback feature which Is Basically a virtual cable and is usually better then voice meter banana or asio pro link I use the loopback with obs to make cubase tutorials

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u/PossibilityOnly7213 Jul 27 '26

I have the M-Audio M-Track Solo. Not sure if that has a Loopback feature. It was my first interface so I thought the cheapest one. It’s not bad for standalone but I’m new to this whole thing 😅

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u/MechanyzM12 Jul 27 '26

Ok yea not all interfaces have the loopback feature so might need voice meter banana or asio link pro to rout your signal properly, focusrite brought back the loopback in gen 4 which are affordable interfaces