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You want to locate the Voicemeter Banana setup file and run it as administrator as well.Right-click this program and run as administrator.

After extracting the files, open the folder and locate VB_CABLE_SETUP X 64. Either WinRAR or 7zip can be used to extract the files. Now it's time to unzip the folder containing the virtual audio cables.Click this button and download the program to your computer.You can see what the button looks like down below. Scroll down a little until you see a clickable download button for Voicemeter Banana.While on this page you can also click the tab to switch to VoiceMeter Banana which will be needed to capture the audio of the virtual cables and transmit them to your default sound device.(Make sure to select the one specific to your platform: Windows or Mac) Head to  and click download on the vbcable driver pack.Hardware input 1 (microphone) -> A2 Hardware out (CABLE input).Useful for splitting microphone audio, game audio, music, and even the audio of programs such as discord into separate audio tracks so you can edit them in video editors. Both methods work, but the signal is "echoing", here is an example: So my idea was to monitor the input signal by routing it to the VB-cable, setting the output volume lower and then monitoring and routing it to the main output either in Voicemeeter Banana or in Windows control panel (via "Listen to this device"). I wanted to achieve this with Voicemeeter Banana, because Potato simply can't fit my laptop screen I've found this topic where the similar solution for another problem is discussed: viewtopic.php?t=683 This monitoring signal should have much lower level when the output of the VOIP app.

I have ZOOM H1 for which I want to monitor the input, when I use it with a VOIP app and headphones.