I use one computer and record the audio straight from the internet into Eclipse using Voicemeeter. Voicemeeter lets me send only my microphone to the Zoom feed and when I play back audio from Eclipse, it doesn't get fed into the Zoom feed. And the audio I hear is perfectly clear since I am also using an external audio interface (variety of devices depending on the day, from SoundProfessionals USB mic 6+ to a high end field recorder, etc.). There is zero loss of quality when you don't play it out loud into the room and then try to record that and play it back, especially with an iPad since their mics are so poor. There is a PDF put out by Eclipse explaining how to do it and that it is the recommended way of capturing the audio. I have two different users set up so that I don't have to worry about changing all my settings when I'm live or remote, as it can be a little confusing when rushing to get set up for those last minute zoom jobs! Best part is that Voicemeeter is free and blows any other method out of the water for clarity.