import voicemeeterlib

import nvda_voicemeeter

KIND_ID = "potato"

with voicemeeterlib.api(KIND_ID, sync=True) as vm:
    with nvda_voicemeeter.draw(KIND_ID, vm) as window:
        window.run()

KIND_ID

May be one of the following:

basic
banana
potato

Use

The app presents four tabs Settings, Physical Strip, Virtual Strip and Buses. Navigate between the tabs with Control + TAB and Control + SHIFT + TAB.

All controls within the tabs may be navigated between using TAB.

The following controls offer context menus accessed by pressing SPACE or ENTER:

Hardware In
Hardware Out
Patch Composite

All other buttons can be triggered by pressing SPACE or ENTER.

To adjust Patch Asio Inputs to Strips and Patch Insert values use UP and DOWN arrows when in focus.

To rename a strip/bus channel navigate to the relevant tab, then press F2. This will open a popup window where you can set the channel index (with a spinbox) and set the new label using a text input box. Pressing the OK button with an empty text input will clear the label. In this case the label will be read as a default value for that channel. For example, if the leftmost Strip label were cleared, the screen reader will now read Hardware Input 1. Pressing Cancel will close the popup window with no affect on the label.

A single menu item Voicemeeter can be opened using Alt and then v. The menu allows you to:

Restart Voicemeeter audio engine
Save/Load current settings (as an xml file)
Set a config to load automatically on app startup.

The Save Settings option opens a popup window with two buttons, Browse and Cancel. Browse opens a Save As dialog, Cancel returns to the main app window.

Load Settings and Load on Startup both open an Open dialog box immediately.

Issues

If you have any questions/suggestions feel free to raise an issue or open a new discussion.

Special Thanks

Mario Loreti for his help in testing and offering feedback during development.

NVAccess for creating the open source NVDA screen reader and its controller client.

Vincent Burel for creating Voicemeeter and its SDK.

PySimpleGUI team for creating an awesome GUI framework.