Other person can’t hear your instrument or backing track in Zoom music lessons, but can hear your voice? Even though you have ‘Original sound for musician’s’ enabled? Here is how to fix the problem on Windows 11!
0:00 Introduction
0:26 Correct Zoom settings for music lessons explained ‘inc. ‘Original sound’)
1:27 The problem
1:59 Zoom support article
3:09 Most likely solution
4:33 Named apps explained
6:03 Search for named apps (how to)
6:30 Disable named apps (how to)
7:14 Re-enable named apps (how to)
7:29 Update audio drivers (how to)
7:57 Sign-off
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Cliff Smith, BMus(Hons) is a guitar, ukulele and music theory tutor who gives lessons online via Zoom. He teaches ukulele, 6 & 12 string acoustic, classical and electric guitar.
Cliff’s lessons are available to pupils anywhere in the world. He has taught pupils in the UK, USA, Sweden, Dubai, India, France, Spain, and Japan
Cliff’s backing tracks channel:
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GEAR USED IN THIS VIDEO:
AUDIO:
Shure Videomic+
Yamaha HS8 – PA, powered studio monitor speakers
Alhambra NW8 acoustic guitar
Focusrite Scarlett 18i8 audio interface
COMPUTER GEAR & SOFTWARE:
Apple M1 Mac Mini
Caldigit TS3+ Thunderbolt Hub (for additional connectivity)
Apple Final Cut Pro X
Adobe Photoshop
Asus Laptop
Windows 11
VIDEO & LIGHTING:
Canon EOS M6 MkII Camera
Sigma 18-35mm f1.8 DC HSM Lens
Logitech Brio webcam
Manfrotto Befree GT XPRO Tripod
Godox UL60 Silent Video Light
Selens 105cm 16 Rods Umbrella Softbox
Godox LC500R RGB LED Light Stick
Rotolight NEO 2 LED Video Light
Rotolight Neo Barn Doors
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