[SOLVED] VR gaming + Conventonal Gaming audio output?

[Vax]

Bit of a weird question to put here, but there seems to be no specific audio category anywhere, so I'll put it here.
My wife 'really' enjoys Beat Saber(And she's damned good at it too!), but since the only PC in the house that can run VR gaming is mine, she likes to play while I'm on the PC.
As many here might know, Beat Saber is extremely sound reliable. I like to play games on the side while she plays Beat Saber, while following her progress on my secondary monitor, but I'm wanting to play my conventional games with sound as well.

She likes to have the speaker system to play Beat Saber. I have my headset for my own sound. What I wanna know is this:

Can I somehow 'split' sound from different running programs to different audio outputs, so that Beat Saber's sound exits the speakers in my monitor, while the sound from the games I play myself come through my headset so they don't overlap/disturb one-another?

Sorry for such a long-winded question.

 

[gamerbrehdy]

Try to look for "audio output" in the vr game and the game you're playing, and set the audio in the vr game to your gf's audio device, and the audio in your game to yours. If this isn't the case, your only option is some third party software that can split audio.

Maybe check this post on the microsoft page:
https://answers.microsoft.com/en-us...speakers/687306c9-56b2-412f-83a9-187880b0b9e8