It seems like that is something you should be able to do but it isn't. The virtual only sends back what is sent from the computer to main 1/2, not the mixed output sent to the main output of the 1810c. I have a video somewhere about how I connect it to OBS using multi track. It does allow you to mix your recording on in OBS and record it as either a single track, multitrack or both.

@@philgq ohhhh....thanks Phil for your response so quickly ;) For now i have created 3 audio devices in OBS Studio (need 6 mic inputs) and selected mic 3/4, mic 5/6 and mic 7/8 as input from my preconus. With monitoring I send those to virtual audio cable and mix them together to MS Teams. It is working but a little strange that you don't have a mix available from the device. I will take a look at the video that you mention snd see if that's a solution I can use. Thanks again and keep up the good work 😉

@@FlyBy1964 another option for your six mics, would be use Studio one, you have the 4 XLR plus the TRS on the back, Studio one can pull them all in as monos, you could mix them down and send them out to Main 1/2. Then virtual 1/2 will have the mix which can be picked up by OBS and/or Teams. It wouldn't handle the video you'd have to do that separately, it also wouldn't allow you to mix computer audio in the mix, it would just be the mics.

Hello, If you plug in amplified speakers into the main out or headphones into either if the headphone out then yes. All of the inputs can be sent to the outputs, the sliders control the volume of each input, with a master slider controlling the output volume on the right hand side. So if you wanted to hear the computer but not the mic you could slide mic volume to the bottom and set the the computer volume to something comfortable. If you want to hear yourself you can slide the mic up. Some of the other videos in the series explain in more depth. This video only relates to the loopback function which lets you take the output from the PC and send it back in. Hope this helps

Hi, I should just caveat that I don't have a Mac so can't try it out but my understanding is it does work with Mac since its run through Universal Control which is available for Mac. iPad I am pretty confident does NOT support it, I am not even sure the 1810C would work with an iPad at all since there's no Universal Control and it doesn't seem to have a basic mode which works without drivers in the testing I have done.