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"Microphone privacy settings can prevent programs like our voice chat program from accessing your microphone or headset. A recent Windows update may have disabled this setting. To allow access to your microphone:
Open the Start Menu.
Click Settings.
Click Privacy.
Click Microphone.
Toggle Let apps use my microphone to On. If this setting is already set to On, try toggling the setting to Off first, save the setting, and toggle it back to On."
This allowed my game to finally make it to the player screen without crashing and allowing me to continue to play the game.
I downloaded "voicemeeter banana" for choosing my 2 microphones. Under "hardware out" - A1 you select your speakers in voicemeeter banana (because you have to), but deactivate them in the control panel (manage audio devices). Deactivate under output devices "voicemeeter input" and "voicemeeter aux input". Because Let's sing can't handle it. (Otherwise it crashes before the microphone selection!) Leave only your loudspeakers in under output devices, so that the output sound is not played back via voicemeter banana but normally via your system. Because voicemeter banana should only control the microphones.
I select my first microphone in voicemeeter banana under hardware output 1. Under output 2 my second.
Then start Let's sing and everything should work.