: Using PC and e-piano as audio input for headset while still using built-in microphone I want to use my PC and my piano as audio sources but I still want to be able to use my built-in microphone for voice-chat as an example

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Using PC and e-piano as audio input for headset while still using built-in microphone
I want to use my PC and my piano as audio sources but I still want to be able to use my built-in microphone for voice-chat as an example on the pc.

Now, since I have very little knowledge, to prevent wasting alot of money (~ 76€) I'd really appreciate it if you could look over my thoughts and make suggestions and give advices!

My Thoughts:

Buy the M-Audio 2x2 audio interface
Use a 3.5mm (male) to MIDI adapter to connect my PC's output to one of the interface's inputs
Use another 3.5mm (male) to MIDI adapter and a 3.5mm to 6.35mm adapter (I didn't find any 6.35 (male) to MIDI adapters on amazon) to connect my pianos headphone output to the other interface's input
Attach a 3.5mm splitter to my headset
Use a 3.5mm (female) to MIDI adapter to connect my headset's headphone jack with one of the interface's outputs
Directly connect the headset's microphone jack (with an extension cable) to my PC's microphone input

For better visibility I've also sketched everything:

Do you think this could work and is the cheapest possible way?
Thanks for your help!

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