Audio I/O
Audio I/O settings can be found in the in-game menu under Settings > Sound. The settings are split into two sections: In-Game Audio and DJ Audio.
In-Game Audio
In-Game Audio Out
Options: Available audio output devices
Function: Sets the output device for in-game audio (e.g. sound effects, voiceovers, spatial audio speakers)
Spatial Speakers
Volume: Sets the speaker volume
Mute: Mute/unmute the speakers
Latency Compensation
Compensates latency between multiple outputs by adding delay to them. Opens a latency compensation settings window with the following options:
Additional Device Latency: If the output device has its own internal latency, enter the delay amount here. You can leave it at 0 for most devices, but some devices (e.g. Oculus Virtual Audio Device) have internal latency that needs to be accounted for.
Compensation Mode:
None — No latency compensation
Only DJ — Applies latency compensation only to DJ outputs
DJ + In-Game — Applies latency compensation to all 3 outputs
DJ Audio
Device Type
Options: Available audio driver types (Windows Audio, ASIO)
Function: Selects the audio driver you want to use
DJ Headphones Out
Options: Available audio output devices
Function: Sets the output device for the DJ's monitor
Streaming Out
Options: Available audio output devices
Function: Sets the output device for the secondary audio output (e.g. for live playback, online streaming)
Mic In
Options: Available audio input devices
Function: Sets the input device for the DJ's microphone
Buffer Size
Options: Available buffer sizes for output devices
Function: Sets buffer size for DJ Headphones Out and Streaming Out
Sample Rate (DJ)
Options: Available sample rates for the DJ Headphones Out device
Function: Sets sample rate for the DJ Headphones Out device
Sample Rate (Streaming)
Options: Available sample rates for the Streaming Out device
Function: Sets sample rate for the Streaming Out device
We recommend setting the same sample rate for DJ Headphones and Streaming to avoid introducing audio glitches.
Rescan Devices
If your input/output devices are not shown in the device list, use Rescan Devices to detect them.

Specific device names and options may vary depending on your hardware configuration.
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