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VoiceMeeter — free virtual audio mixer for Windows 10 and Windows 11. Get it from voicemeeter.xyz.

VoiceMeeter Potato

The professional edition. Eight strips, three independent virtual devices, inserts on every bus and a recorder that writes each bus to its own track while you work. This is the build for a studio rack, a broadcast desk or a stream that needs stems afterwards.

VoicemeeterSetup_v2310.zip
Free · Windows 10 / 11 (32- and 64-bit) · served by voicemeeter.xyz
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What Potato includes

FeaturePotato
Input strips8 — 5 hardware + 3 virtual (VAIO, VAIO AUX, VAIO Bus)
Hardware busesA1–A5 with per-bus insert processing
PatchbayFull matrix, per-strip and per-bus
Per-strip DSPAdvanced EQ, gate, compressor, gain, mute/solo, A1–A5 sends
RecorderIntegrated multitrack, one file per bus
VBANIn and out, multiple streams, low latency over LAN
LicenseFree, optional paid license removes reminder

Three virtual devices, three jobs

Multitrack recording

  1. Open the recorder panel from the VoiceMeeter Potato menu.
  2. Pick the output folder and file format; each bus writes its own file.
  3. Arm, record, stop. Tracks stay time-aligned because they come from the same engine clock.
  4. Import the stems into a DAW for the mix — no re-recording, no sync drift.

VBAN over the network

VBAN sends audio between VoiceMeeter instances and to VBAN Talkie mobile apps. Give each stream a name, point the receiver at the sender's LAN address, and pick the sample rate and buffer. Wireless microphones, a second machine's audio and remote monitoring all ride the same protocol.

Potato or Banana?

Banana: 3 hardware inputs, 2 virtual inputs, 3 buses, no recorder. Potato: 5 hardware inputs, 3 virtual devices, per-bus inserts, multitrack recorder, wider VBAN. If you never record stems and never need a third virtual device, Banana is leaner. Banana breakdown.