Built for Windows 10 & 11

One PC.
Every device.

Play the same sound through multiple headphones, speakers, TVs and soundbars, all at the same time. Give every device its own volume.

Free trial  ·  No drivers  ·  No virtual cables

Audio Splitter sending Windows sound to headphones, earbuds, a speaker and a TV
4 outputs playing
Independent volume
Any mixBluetooth · USB · HDMI · Wired
2 or 5 devicesNo artificial output limit
Separate volumeComfortable for everyone
Ready in secondsPick · Tick · Play

See it in action

From one output
to every device.

Choose the sound already playing on your PC. Tick the devices you want. Audio Splitter handles the rest, without drivers, restarts or virtual cable setup.

  1. 01
    Pick the sourceYour headphones, speakers or any active Windows output.
  2. 02
    Tick the destinationsAdd two devices, five devices or any mix you need.
  3. 03
    Set each volumeEveryone gets a comfortable listening level.
No setup tutorial requiredThe interface is the workflow.

Simple by design

Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.

Clear controls, no audio-engineering vocabulary and no hidden routing maze.

Made for real life

Sound that fits
the room.

01

Any device.
Any combination.

Bluetooth headphones, wired headsets, USB speakers, HDMI TVs and soundbars, all together.

02

Every listener
gets their volume.

03

Bring every output
back into sync.

Use the latency control when one device lags behind another.

04

Movie night,
without waking anyone.

Two wireless headphones. Different volume levels. Complete silence in the room.

Late-night movies Gaming + room audio Hearing assistance Headphones + soundbar
One honest note about Bluetooth

Playing to two Bluetooth devices at once depends on your adapter's bandwidth. Wired + Bluetooth combinations always work, so use the free trial with your own devices before buying.

Free trial included

Choose the right tool

Simple duplication, a workaround,
or a full audio mixer?

Audio Splitter focuses on one job: playing the same Windows sound through several outputs. Native workarounds take more setup, while VoiceMeeter is built for much broader mixing and routing.

WWindows workarounds
Manual setup

Possible, but inconsistent between PCs.

Stereo Mix and per-app routing can depend on the installed audio driver, require more setup and provide fewer convenient per-device controls.

VVoiceMeeter
Full virtual mixer

Better when you need to mix and route sources.

VoiceMeeter handles microphones, applications, recording and pro-audio workflows through virtual audio I/O.

Read the honest comparison

Choose the simplest tool that covers the job you actually need.

Who made it

Built by Denys Konoplin.

Audio Splitter is built and supported by one independent Windows developer. Problem reports sent from the app go directly to the person who writes the code.

System requirements

Made for modern Windows PCs.

Operating system
Windows 10 version 1809 or newer, Windows 11
Architecture
x64
Audio devices
Any output recognized by Windows
Installation
Microsoft Store · no separate audio driver

Questions before installing

Straight answers.
No fine-print surprises.

Can I use two Bluetooth headphones at the same time?

Usually, but it depends on the bandwidth and stability of your Bluetooth adapter. Use the free trial with your own devices before buying.

Does Audio Splitter install audio drivers or virtual cables?

No. It works with audio devices already available to Windows and does not add a virtual audio device.

How many outputs can I select?

There is no artificial two-device limit. Select the outputs your PC can handle: two headphones, speakers plus a TV, or a larger mix.

Is this a replacement for VoiceMeeter?

Only if your goal is simple duplication. VoiceMeeter is much broader and better suited to mixing microphones, apps, recording and advanced routing.

Audio Splitter for Windows

One PC.
Everyone hears it.

Install in seconds. Try it with your own audio devices.

Download fromMicrosoft Store