README.md

Key Listener

Low-latency key-press & mouse-click listener modified from rustbell's keyasio using ASIO with FMOD Core (Ver. 2.00.01)

VK Code

See https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/desktop/inputdev/virtual-key-codes

Compile

Install MinGW and double click Compile.bat

Command Line

Key_Listener.exe [Buffer Size] [Use Key Listener] [Use Click Listener] [Key1 VK Code] [Key2 VK Code] ...

e.g. Key_Listener.exe 64 1 0 68 70 74 75

Sound Files

Create Key_[VK Code].wav for each key, e.g. Key_68.wav
Create Key_Default.wav for other keys

Create Click_[L R M X].wav for each button, e.g. Click_L.wav
Create Click_Default.wav for other buttons

How to Use

You need:
​ 2 audio outputs device, e.g. Onboard Audio with a USB Audio DAC
​ 2 headphones or speakers you can use at the same time

Install ASIO4ALL

Plug your headphones in

In your windows audio control panel, set one of your audio output device as the default device for other programs

Run Key_Listener.exe, select asio4all and then open the asio4all control panel, select your Another audio output device and deselect other devices (maybe you need to click the "Advanced Options" Botton on the bottom right corner first)

Restart Key_Listener.exe and press keys

If you don't hear anything, check the asio4all control panel and set a larger Buffer Size

* You may need to change your game audio's offset to -60ms and close effect sounds