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How much latency can you endure? There are several patch bays for Jack that will let you do this, maybe requiring a mixing plugin or something. Gstreamer also has your back https://stackoverflow.com/a/16480476/9331018
Vlc or ffmpeg can probably do something similar
I play osu! So latency is something I'd want as small as possible
Oh, i didn't thought about that, won't any solution have some sort of latency? Oh well, let's see, i always play it with headphones so I'd Like to go with with a disablable method or something of that sort tho