So you will have to plug your microphone into one of the lines (say line 3), then apply the echo effect to only that line. That should perfectly for you

How about taking your time to rewatch the video one more time?

@@1realcobby sir the video was about recording with your microphone and virtual DJ software. It doesn’t apply to my problem. I’m trying to turn echo off.

There are several factors to your specific problem. However, your earlier comment suggested the video applies to your problem but it just didn't help you. Now to the problem. 1. Check your computer audio settings, if the mic is turned on, then you turn it off. You want to the microphone on VirtualDJ only. 2. Check if there's any effect (echo, reverb etc..) active on either the microphone or master output. Turn that off as well 3. If your mic outputs to an external speaker or your system speaker, then what you are hearing is the output going through the microphone

@@1realcobby so now I have an even bigger issue the microphone went from echo in to not working at all now because I went on the virtual DJ software and I hit something and now it’s not working at all anything you can do to help me thank you really need to get this Mike up and rolling again. I have a show tomorrow please help me, if you can fix my problem, I will not only like and share all your videos, but I will subscribe to your channel