There is no additional hardware required, except for a microphone and headphones (or earphones). You can merge sources to the desired audio output.
If you play music, the quality can be disappointing. WebinarGeek is optimized for speech, not for streaming music. Please note! Video injections are often in higher quality audio and are easier to use, so make sure to check if you can use those first. This is a software solution, which means it demands more from your computer and the result can vary. Many different options for software are available. Select the input or 'virtual microphone' in WebinarGeek after mixing the sound. This is often done with external equipment, but you can also virtually mix the audio, without needing any additional equipment, by using software. If you want to stream the sound of the microphone and the computer at the same time, you need to mix the sound. These sounds aren’t streamed to your webinar by default, even during screen sharing. For example, system sounds during a product demo or audio clips during a quiz. There are times where you want to play audio from your computer during a webinar. Virtual mixing on Windows with VoiceMeeter
