You'll need to install VB Cable, set it as default playback device, install Equalizer APO to it, configure it as 7.1.
Feed output from Out of Your Head into physical device and install Equalizer APO to that physical sound device and you'll have working surround sound on stereo device with all the fancy things HeSuVi has. Normally the software costs $150 but can be used indefinitely with the bypass mode for free (which is what we want). Out of Your Head could work but I had a lot of problems with it. So if you use Razer surround and feed output from there to a physical sound device and install equalizer apo to that device you'll have working surround setup but two virtualizations running at the same time. Razer surround works but there is no way to have the virtual sound device on without surround virtualization.
I looked into different options for achieving the same thing. However many people have problems with Voicemeeter including myself. Name it whatever you want and save it.Surround sound can be enabled with stereo only sound cards with Voicemeeter as described in the wiki. but once you got the fx chain you want, it needs to be on VB cable in order to digitally route) which can be useful for tweaking your plugin settings. (if you set it to your speakers/audio interface/headphones/etc. If your interface's buffer size is 128, then it needs to be 128 in Reaper (or in ASIO4ALL if that's what you're using) If your interface/mic's sample rate is 44100, then it needs to be 44100 in Reaper, You want to keep the settings of your audio interface/mic equal to the these same settings in the DAW. (it's always going to be your hardware as the source. Reaper's Input: Your Microphone/Interface Which audio driver to use: WASAPI? DirectSound? Asio4All (download it online free)? Whichever gets the job done and puts out the audio quality you want. If Reaper isn't active, it'll just use your regular mic as the default instead. Set VB Cable as your default input and default communication device in Windows. You don't necessarily need Voicemeeter or a VST Host like Cantibile to do this. So many guides online either overcomplicated it or gave unclear instructions so I made my own.
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