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Then I discussed the matter with my colleagues and at the end, I found some solutions to the matter which I am listing below to play sound simultaneously through speakers and headphones on Windows 10. I did my research but couldn’t find any helpful resources to help me out. Now I was wondering if there is a way to play audio on multiple audio output devices connected to the computer. The other day she asked me if there is a way to listen to my kid’s online classes audio from computer speakers while he is attending his online classes through headphones. My wife wanted to listen through speakers, and me using headphones. I wanted to listen to a broadcast attentively while my wife was also listening to it.

You might need to check your Windows audio settings using the Windows mixer.Recently we were asked by one of our readers a very common question, how to play sound through both speakers and headphones in windows 10? The question is valid: the user wanted to play sound from headphones and the speakers at the same time while playing two different audio tracks on pc.Īctually, this has happened to me as well. The only other thing I can say is that I installed the same package onto a separate desktop computer and the playback is fine there.Įdit: I'm using the only headphone jack on the side of my laptop, no mbox or anything I'm under the impression it should still work without, right?

I assumed this would automatically flip to 'headphone mode' once a pair was plugged in but maybe I have to guide it to them? (had a look but ultimately i'm not too clever with this). The I/O is stating the output as being the speakers (HD Audio Speaker 1-2).Various system sounds are also clearly coming back through the headphones, it's just the Pro Tools stuff which is coming through the speakers still.

Ok, so for some reason I can't get audio to play back through my headphones in Pro Tools 10 on my laptop.īoth the headphones and the connection are fine (every other conceivable source of audio other than Pro Tools is playing back fine).