I been waiting for this video from just any known streamer and this guy here nailed it again.....DAM you just did it again. You are never late just in time!!!!
This video is great i sware i seen this before and used it and the algorythm (all hail the mighty google) picked it up agian. Gr8 naration editing and delivery it respects the end users time. tyvm for the content please keep making content liek this! o7 11/10. Making nubcake streamers look & sound like pros! :D
I spent literal hours to figure out how to make my mic sound better and this was the only video that was this in depth but also simple and easy to understand as this one, so thank you so much!
Quick Tip: If you do Game Streaming or reactions to other media, you can set your voice compressor to send and have a compressor with a higher ratio listening on your media (Game, Video, whatever) Audio Channel. This basically does automatic volume ducking when you are speaking. This also works in basically every video editing software which has basic audio editing features. I'm using this setup to lower background music and sounds from the recordings when I do my voice over. It's handy and it also works with OBS for live streaming. So you can get the game sound to almost the same level as your voice while you're not talking, but lower it automatically as you begin to talk. Comes in handy if you are streaming games with voiced story moments, so the characters ingame can be at a comparable volume level as your own voice, but you can always talk over and be absolutely clear, cause it's auto-ducking. Audio Quality is a important thing to have a look at and I'm also constantly revisiting my setup and VFX-Chains. Let's do some audio magic. :-)
Absolutely awesome! I knew it could be done, but didn’t think it would actually have a good effect to the streaming. My son’s stream Lego Super Heroes and the games is constantly narrating the story. This would be the solution!
@@oliese do you want to do this in obs or another software. It differs from software to software where you find the setting. In OBS it's simple, you can just setup a compressor on the audio source you want to lower while speaking and at the drop down menu "sidechain/ducking source" you just set the microphone source. Play around with the compressor values and voila... 🙃 Otherwise, just search for "audio ducking in *your software*"
For those using software like Vmix, which does not have a sidechain/ducking feature built in, look up WTAutomixer VST3 plugin. th-cam.com/video/746sKNrsQmg/w-d-xo.html This is SUPER useful when you have several open mics and your guests get too close to one another.
@@VPGTube quick question, but for audio ducking would I also need to change some of the settings as well or can I just leave the settings as default? (I'm using obs as my software. Also sorry, I'm kind of new to these things and just wanted some extra clarification)
The layout and facecam overlay you have for the software tutorial of this video is SO CLEAN. The portrait orientation and rounded corners, along with the drop shadow. Super simple, but looks awesome. Idk why that stood out to me so much lol.
just a little tip, usually for vocals everything on the frequency spectrum under 100 hz is unwanted so you can cut it out. And if you adjust the bandwith of your low pass and/or hi pass band, be careful with the resonance it creates i could see that when you adjusted it you basically boosted frequencies between 80 and 100 Hz which will result in a rumbly sound that is just taking up space and will interfere with low frequencies of game music and sounds when you stream. another thing you can do is having seperate bell curved band and lowering the bandwith to something very narrow. Turn up the gain of that band and you can then slowly move it from 100 Hz up. If you hear any unwanted resonances from either a background noise or your voice you can lower the gain back down and cut it out around like -2 to -4db depending on how loud the resonance is. (you can repeat that step if you have multiple resonances just be careful to not do it too much) (btw its pretty frequent that you will have some harsh frequencies between 7k and 9khz with your " S' " and " T's ", especially if you don't have a pop filter.)
So I have been having issues with my mic for ages and wanted to fix it but had no idea what to do. I used your way and recorded myself in different spots of the microphone as well as on and off for the filters. OMG the difference just floored me. It was so much better. Obviously I have to do a little bit more planning because where the mic is is an issue for me, but I was so impressed by how much it changed. Thank you!!
Talk about God tier life saving... bought a cheap microphone for quick daily use, was so bad with lots of static previously, now it sounds like I own a 200dollar microphone. Really wanna thank this guy for creating this video. Absolute life saver.
I've watched sooooo many videos about obs mic settings, but yours is the only one, that made my mic sound really nice and natural! Thank you so much!!!!
This is it.... this is what I've been needing and waiting for. Long gone are the days of me having to CONSTANTLY be fixing sound during stream because something happened that was louder than myself: the game being quiet then suddenly getting way too loud, or when switching from one game to another. Not to mention those moments when my voice just booms because something had me raging or filled me with joy I've always felt so terrible about blowing out my viewers ear drums. Guaranteed this will be a very pleasant surprise for them. Every day, the stream gets better
This is hands down the best video I have ever seen on compression and EQ, and I was a guitarist in a cover band in a previous life! Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down.
@@MustardDuster Well I don't know much about being a guitarist in a cover band, but I would assume contextually that compression and EQ settings with a microphone are important. So he speaks from experience that explaining how to set and fully utilize these settings is vital.
Thanks, man. I just got a new mic and I've never been an audio person. I can't always tell the differences in certain things so I had no idea where to begin. You helped me get started. I'm sure over time I'll figure it out and adjust things how I need them but I think I've got myself on a good starting point.
I've watched alot of your audio videos in the past. This by far is the best one yet. I understood alot of what you were saying and im hoping I can apply this to my microphone
@@ryanfieldflower602 It's pretty good at focusing in on the sound directly in front of it. There are also filters you can apply in OBS which help as well.
@@ChicagoRetroGamer nice! I have this mic just recently. Still need to install it. I was worried about the background noises but I'll definitely look for the obs filters. Thank you for your reply.
@@ryanfieldflower602 hey, no problem! I am actually thinking about doing a video on it myself, since I feel like I have learned a ton of stuff about it just through trial and error honestly. Cheers, and I'm glad I could help!
Just saying random sentences with no filters and then the filters you set in this video makes a league of difference! This is the most helpful video I've seen when it comes to streaming!
Great video. Appreciate that you took the time to explain what the settings were rather than just running through it and leaving me clueless like so many other videos do.
So that's what a compressor *actually* does. I do my post-processing through a different program than OBS, but this video still finally sorted that out for me and the mic sounds 100 times better. Thank you, seriously, I've been trying to figure this out for months... 😅😊
When I started learning how to do filters for audio, it was far less complex than I would have imaged it to be. These videos are a great help, once I started messing with filters, I have had people mention the audio being either 'on point' from the moment they come in or the balancing for being a lot better for IRL streaming or game streaming. Your video goes a nice step further with mic placement. Great video, some extra tips in here I wouldn't have considered.
Thanks, really helpful, I was not fully satisfied with my mic adjustment following other tutorial. Your explanation was clear and now my mic sounds way better.
As someone whom has just started out and is still a bit confused on how it all works and learning how to create better video game playthroughs for my audience this tutorial has been a life saver for me. Thank you so much!
This came out perfectly timed, as i needed to adjust my streaming sound quality badly since until next month im stuck with my webcam as my mic this helped a ton on the quality and with the settings already mostly in place it will be a lot easier to plug in the new mic one i get it and quickly re-adjust everything to fit the new mic as well.
YESSSS FINALLY SOMETHING THAT MADE ME SOUND LIKE A NON GOAT! I also watched your video on seperating application audio in OBS and the combo of these videos has earned you a subscriber my dude, holy.
Yo. Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the body of knowlege on OBS mic audio... Its so freking important. Totally agree on the noisy springs @1:49
Not only do you really know your stuff, but you explain it very well too. Phenomenal video, I'll be using this to overhaul my entire stream audio tonight.
Okay, i recently had to get a new mic after my headset mic gave in, and i got a pretty cheep one, and ive been downloading so many programs from other video trying to make it sound really great and everything. I did the literal FIRST STEP and it made it 1000x times better, i cant believe it was so horribly simple, i feel bad about the hundreds of hours ive spent trying to get it to sound good. thank you good sir!
I discovered your channel the other day and i must say, you are fantastic on your advices and tutorials. I really appreciate your work here, great stuff!
Oh man, talk about mad coincidence, this video was _made for me._ I feel both called out and vindecated, my headset is faulty with only one ear and my name is also Chris, not to mention this video was exactly what I was searching for. Just got my RODE NT usb but it sounds like I'm talking through a brick; the solution was indeed the Reaper EQ but no one who brought it up tells you how to configure it. This has been an ordeal for someone who doesn't know microphones, so thank you kindly. Big ol' sub!
I think out of so many videos out there you always come with the most trust it tips. I often come back to all of them when setting my computers at home. I have the same mic and is awesome.Thanks!!!
Cheers for this video! I've used slobs for so long and I'm watching your videos on switching over to OBS. I've been trying to switch for months but always found it hard. You've made it a walk in the park!
This has been a really helpful video! I'm a guitarist so I'm already relatively familiar with a lot of the 'filters' mentioned in this video, but I'm not used to applying them in a setting based around - idk, presentation of the human voice, I suppose? You have a firm understanding of what these tools do and manage to explain it clearly & concisely with helpful examples. Though, I should note the general purpose of a compressor is actually to make audio levels more consistent across the board. You're correct about what it does when something exceeds the volume you want, but compressors generally bring the lows up, too. I'm not sure how to properly configure the compressor in OBS accordingly, though. Based on your video, it does seem to target high peaks rather than actually compressing the overall signal in a consistent way. Anyway, thanks for the video! This has been a big help!
Didn’t use the settings he used for the EQ because i sounded muffled.. buuuuut his settings were a good starting point. Now i sound a bit more full. I really like it
Super insightful and educational. Really appreciate the ease of the tutorial. Wasn't at all intimidated by stuff I've never touched before but instead feel confident and interested in learning more :) thanks
I tried this and it vastly improved my audio quality. Thank you. It's slightly quite so might have to play around with the settings to get more louder sound
@@Xenkyn I haven't tried but I think I could increase microphone volume in control panel or increase or decrease the sound we are letting through in obs in the first filter. I was also thinking about turning the third and the fourth filter off which limited the louder sounds as they seemed to be useful for streamers and I just use my mic for zoom call and for screen recording
I have to say you gave me a lot of help with my mic set up. Thank you. I still had to add in a Noise Suppression because my mechanical keyboard would constantly get picked up by my mic.
Can’t wait to get this going again for my streams. I recently started to stream again and forgot I did a fresh install a long time ago to my PC so I lost my scenes and audio adjustments. Amazing video :)
Thank you so much for making this video. I did almost everything on here and my audio sounds sooooo much better than before! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Same thing happened to me earlier. Turns out I needed to make sure I installed it on the same drive as OBS. So OBS was in C: and I installed the VST 2.x in D: and it didn't work. When I installed the VST in C: it then worked.
it must be on the c:/ and ensure u have not install reaper the application as u have reaplug the vst and reaper the daw another thing note is make sure u install 64 bit vertion i guess u happen to be a odd ball runing obs 32 bit install 32 bit then and also check that there files in c:/ program files/ vstplugin there shoudl be folder calle reaplug with dlls
I'm so glad to learn that much with you! Thanks for sharing those 5 tips because they are great! I already started using the setting and feel a lot of difference in my quality suond!! Cheers!!
Very cool. I've been largely relying on the Blue Yeti software presets since I got mine setup since there are so many options I didn't understand. Some of them sound pretty good but this video helped me tune my own profile and get the best sound. Thanks!
I tried the steelseries GG but it made my mic echo-y but I couldn't fix it no matter what I did. I use the Sampson Q2U which is perfect for the house I live in. This house is loud so I can't use a condenser mic. Now I am trying this video with the Equalizer. I hope it takes my audio mic to the next level for my streams and vids. Thanks for the video. Everything you explained was concise and precise.
Great video, used it to setup my shure SM7B and everything is clear and I love how the voice sound on the audio end. +1 subscriber and thanks for the advice!
I almost got it. I just have a tiny bit of white noise when I am speaking. Pretty good when silent. Not perfect, but darn good. I am unsure which setting to fiddle with. Before this video it was cutting words off and an awful interference I cannot describe. Thanks for the great information. I appreciate it:)
This is great and simple. I'll be streaming and recording from live events, but this will still help a lot. Can probably use a similar chain and settings for my video editing.
You're one of the very few people who actually considers the human vocal range when setting up the EQ. I whish more people took the time to properly explain these things instead of just boosting frequencies for no reason.
I've been waiting for this video for so long 😭
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I been waiting for this video from just any known streamer and this guy here nailed it again.....DAM you just did it again. You are never late just in time!!!!
@@The-third-eye777 good
DUDE RIGHT!?!?!?!?!?!
This video is great i sware i seen this before and used it and the algorythm (all hail the mighty google) picked it up agian. Gr8 naration editing and delivery it respects the end users time. tyvm for the content please keep making content liek this! o7 11/10. Making nubcake streamers look & sound like pros! :D
The Medicore Editor did a great job on this one! Thanks
Mediocrities are my forté 😎
Excellent tutorial. No wasted time spent, just straight to the point. I learned a lot listening to you today. Thank you.
I spent literal hours to figure out how to make my mic sound better and this was the only video that was this in depth but also simple and easy to understand as this one, so thank you so much!
Quick Tip: If you do Game Streaming or reactions to other media, you can set your voice compressor to send and have a compressor with a higher ratio listening on your media (Game, Video, whatever) Audio Channel. This basically does automatic volume ducking when you are speaking. This also works in basically every video editing software which has basic audio editing features. I'm using this setup to lower background music and sounds from the recordings when I do my voice over. It's handy and it also works with OBS for live streaming. So you can get the game sound to almost the same level as your voice while you're not talking, but lower it automatically as you begin to talk. Comes in handy if you are streaming games with voiced story moments, so the characters ingame can be at a comparable volume level as your own voice, but you can always talk over and be absolutely clear, cause it's auto-ducking.
Audio Quality is a important thing to have a look at and I'm also constantly revisiting my setup and VFX-Chains. Let's do some audio magic. :-)
Absolutely awesome! I knew it could be done, but didn’t think it would actually have a good effect to the streaming. My son’s stream Lego Super Heroes and the games is constantly narrating the story. This would be the solution!
Do you know any tutorial on how to do this? I dont understand the "set a voice compressor to send", what is that?
Thanks in advance
@@oliese do you want to do this in obs or another software. It differs from software to software where you find the setting. In OBS it's simple, you can just setup a compressor on the audio source you want to lower while speaking and at the drop down menu "sidechain/ducking source" you just set the microphone source. Play around with the compressor values and voila... 🙃
Otherwise, just search for "audio ducking in *your software*"
For those using software like Vmix, which does not have a sidechain/ducking feature built in, look up WTAutomixer VST3 plugin. th-cam.com/video/746sKNrsQmg/w-d-xo.html This is SUPER useful when you have several open mics and your guests get too close to one another.
@@VPGTube quick question, but for audio ducking would I also need to change some of the settings as well or can I just leave the settings as default? (I'm using obs as my software. Also sorry, I'm kind of new to these things and just wanted some extra clarification)
The layout and facecam overlay you have for the software tutorial of this video is SO CLEAN. The portrait orientation and rounded corners, along with the drop shadow. Super simple, but looks awesome. Idk why that stood out to me so much lol.
Just spent some time scanning your channel and the growth you had on designing thumbnails. This one is truly amazing
just a little tip, usually for vocals everything on the frequency spectrum under 100 hz is unwanted so you can cut it out. And if you adjust the bandwith of your low pass and/or hi pass band, be careful with the resonance it creates i could see that when you adjusted it you basically boosted frequencies between 80 and 100 Hz which will result in a rumbly sound that is just taking up space and will interfere with low frequencies of game music and sounds when you stream. another thing you can do is having seperate bell curved band and lowering the bandwith to something very narrow. Turn up the gain of that band and you can then slowly move it from 100 Hz up. If you hear any unwanted resonances from either a background noise or your voice you can lower the gain back down and cut it out around like -2 to -4db depending on how loud the resonance is. (you can repeat that step if you have multiple resonances just be careful to not do it too much) (btw its pretty frequent that you will have some harsh frequencies between 7k and 9khz with your " S' " and " T's ", especially if you don't have a pop filter.)
So I have been having issues with my mic for ages and wanted to fix it but had no idea what to do. I used your way and recorded myself in different spots of the microphone as well as on and off for the filters. OMG the difference just floored me. It was so much better. Obviously I have to do a little bit more planning because where the mic is is an issue for me, but I was so impressed by how much it changed. Thank you!!
Talk about God tier life saving... bought a cheap microphone for quick daily use, was so bad with lots of static previously, now it sounds like I own a 200dollar microphone. Really wanna thank this guy for creating this video. Absolute life saver.
ive come back to this video so many times when i have changed my set up lol
back again lol, this time with 1000 subs
My mind is BLOWN. I know nothing about mics and filters and this totally changed the sound of my mic. Thank you SO much for sharing this tutorial!
I've watched sooooo many videos about obs mic settings, but yours is the only one, that made my mic sound really nice and natural! Thank you so much!!!!
finally Audio settings that work, Thankyou so much, i do have a few tweaks to make but im blown away with how different the sound is
I love how you explain everything instead of just saying what might or might not be the best settings. Absolute gold ❤❤🔥🔥🔥
This is it.... this is what I've been needing and waiting for. Long gone are the days of me having to CONSTANTLY be fixing sound during stream because something happened that was louder than myself: the game being quiet then suddenly getting way too loud, or when switching from one game to another. Not to mention those moments when my voice just booms because something had me raging or filled me with joy
I've always felt so terrible about blowing out my viewers ear drums. Guaranteed this will be a very pleasant surprise for them. Every day, the stream gets better
Amazing mate! You help a lot with your videos! Keep going! Cheers from Brazil!
This is hands down the best video I have ever seen on compression and EQ, and I was a guitarist in a cover band in a previous life! Thank you so much for taking the time to break this down.
wtf does that mean?
@@MustardDuster Well I don't know much about being a guitarist in a cover band, but I would assume contextually that compression and EQ settings with a microphone are important. So he speaks from experience that explaining how to set and fully utilize these settings is vital.
Thanks, man. I just got a new mic and I've never been an audio person. I can't always tell the differences in certain things so I had no idea where to begin. You helped me get started. I'm sure over time I'll figure it out and adjust things how I need them but I think I've got myself on a good starting point.
I've watched alot of your audio videos in the past. This by far is the best one yet. I understood alot of what you were saying and im hoping I can apply this to my microphone
I have a similar elgato microphone, and it honestly was the best purchase I ever made for my streaming and videos.
What about background noises
@@ryanfieldflower602 It's pretty good at focusing in on the sound directly in front of it. There are also filters you can apply in OBS which help as well.
@@ChicagoRetroGamer nice! I have this mic just recently. Still need to install it. I was worried about the background noises but I'll definitely look for the obs filters. Thank you for your reply.
@@ryanfieldflower602 hey, no problem! I am actually thinking about doing a video on it myself, since I feel like I have learned a ton of stuff about it just through trial and error honestly. Cheers, and I'm glad I could help!
@@ChicagoRetroGamer please do! I would be sure to watch it! I'll keep an eye out for the video. Thanks again!
Just saying random sentences with no filters and then the filters you set in this video makes a league of difference! This is the most helpful video I've seen when it comes to streaming!
I get really confused by screens of bars and numbers without any realtime feedback. Your explanations were very simple and demonstrative. Thank you
Love this, its simple and very efficient. No bs, no time wasted, just straight to the point. Thanks dude.
Finnaly a video on TH-cam that helped out with my problem. No longer do I have to turn of my fan and AC when I'm making a video.
This is the only audio guide that actually helped reduce my keyboard and mouse clicks in my video clips thank you so much
Great video. Appreciate that you took the time to explain what the settings were rather than just running through it and leaving me clueless like so many other videos do.
Thank you this is so helpful!
dude this was so approachable for me to apply as an obs beginner. thank you!!
You’re welcome dude!
So that's what a compressor *actually* does. I do my post-processing through a different program than OBS, but this video still finally sorted that out for me and the mic sounds 100 times better. Thank you, seriously, I've been trying to figure this out for months... 😅😊
When I started learning how to do filters for audio, it was far less complex than I would have imaged it to be.
These videos are a great help, once I started messing with filters, I have had people mention the audio being either 'on point' from the moment they come in or the balancing for being a lot better for IRL streaming or game streaming.
Your video goes a nice step further with mic placement.
Great video, some extra tips in here I wouldn't have considered.
Thanks, really helpful, I was not fully satisfied with my mic adjustment following other tutorial. Your explanation was clear and now my mic sounds way better.
I’ve spent many hours on both sides tbh just watching this to see if there’s new ways to even better my mic
He don't want you to think that he just added his microphone and added it to obs
@@michaelkilgore It’s pretty fun spending time tryna make improvements imo but also u could very well be right 👀
Most informal video I've managed to find! Much appreciated and great information that truly did change my microphone sound.
Thank you! I've been having problems figuring out the noise gate so I'm really excited to try switching to the Expander! Great explanations. Love it.
Very helpful. This video deserves far more views than it has thus far. Thank you!
this is by far the most efficient and effective OBS audio setup, thank you :)
Brilliant video. Helped so much. Thank you! But those transitions between you and Chris are amazing.
You're my personal hero. This and your audio separation video for obs decluttered my brain of stress.
Dude, this is the BEST Mic Tutorial i've seen, THANK YOU SO MUCH!!!
As someone whom has just started out and is still a bit confused on how it all works and learning how to create better video game playthroughs for my audience this tutorial has been a life saver for me. Thank you so much!
Thank you so much! I've been struggling with audio so much and tried so many different ways to make it better and this really helped me!
This came out perfectly timed, as i needed to adjust my streaming sound quality badly since until next month im stuck with my webcam as my mic this helped a ton on the quality and with the settings already mostly in place it will be a lot easier to plug in the new mic one i get it and quickly re-adjust everything to fit the new mic as well.
YESSSS FINALLY SOMETHING THAT MADE ME SOUND LIKE A NON GOAT! I also watched your video on seperating application audio in OBS and the combo of these videos has earned you a subscriber my dude, holy.
Yo. Thanks for taking the time to contribute to the body of knowlege on OBS mic audio... Its so freking important. Totally agree on the noisy springs @1:49
Not only do you really know your stuff, but you explain it very well too. Phenomenal video, I'll be using this to overhaul my entire stream audio tonight.
Okay, i recently had to get a new mic after my headset mic gave in, and i got a pretty cheep one, and ive been downloading so many programs from other video trying to make it sound really great and everything. I did the literal FIRST STEP and it made it 1000x times better, i cant believe it was so horribly simple, i feel bad about the hundreds of hours ive spent trying to get it to sound good. thank you good sir!
Yo you elevated my sound 10-fold brotha thank you for this gem
By far the best, most well explained mic settings video I've seen. Thank you very much.
I discovered your channel the other day and i must say, you are fantastic on your advices and tutorials. I really appreciate your work here, great stuff!
Oh man, talk about mad coincidence, this video was _made for me._ I feel both called out and vindecated, my headset is faulty with only one ear and my name is also Chris, not to mention this video was exactly what I was searching for. Just got my RODE NT usb but it sounds like I'm talking through a brick; the solution was indeed the Reaper EQ but no one who brought it up tells you how to configure it. This has been an ordeal for someone who doesn't know microphones, so thank you kindly. Big ol' sub!
your timing couldn't have been better. I love your videos and it helps me stream much better
I think out of so many videos out there you always come with the most trust it tips. I often come back to all of them when setting my computers at home. I have the same mic and is awesome.Thanks!!!
main things i needed was the compressor and limiter thanks! I sound crispy now
Cheers for this video! I've used slobs for so long and I'm watching your videos on switching over to OBS. I've been trying to switch for months but always found it hard. You've made it a walk in the park!
the amount of life saving you just did for me T.T Thank you so much for this!!
Thank you so much! I was looking for a video that covered muting the computer fan audio, but this video covered that, and basically EVERYTHING!
This has been a really helpful video!
I'm a guitarist so I'm already relatively familiar with a lot of the 'filters' mentioned in this video, but I'm not used to applying them in a setting based around - idk, presentation of the human voice, I suppose?
You have a firm understanding of what these tools do and manage to explain it clearly & concisely with helpful examples.
Though, I should note the general purpose of a compressor is actually to make audio levels more consistent across the board. You're correct about what it does when something exceeds the volume you want, but compressors generally bring the lows up, too. I'm not sure how to properly configure the compressor in OBS accordingly, though. Based on your video, it does seem to target high peaks rather than actually compressing the overall signal in a consistent way.
Anyway, thanks for the video! This has been a big help!
Didn’t use the settings he used for the EQ because i sounded muffled.. buuuuut his settings were a good starting point. Now i sound a bit more full. I really like it
same michrophone so i followed this step by step. BEST tutorial for my case
I needed this video for my video project a month ago, but ill keep it now, might have video assignments coming up again.
the maestro coming in for the win...appreciate you bro!
Super insightful and educational. Really appreciate the ease of the tutorial. Wasn't at all intimidated by stuff I've never touched before but instead feel confident and interested in learning more :) thanks
Much appreciated!
I tried this and it vastly improved my audio quality. Thank you. It's slightly quite so might have to play around with the settings to get more louder sound
Have you figured out how to make the mic louder?
@@Xenkyn I haven't tried but I think I could increase microphone volume in control panel or increase or decrease the sound we are letting through in obs in the first filter. I was also thinking about turning the third and the fourth filter off which limited the louder sounds as they seemed to be useful for streamers and I just use my mic for zoom call and for screen recording
watching this video yet again (struggling with the Blue Snowball mic), and the "put headphones on" bit got me again. hilarious!
I have to say you gave me a lot of help with my mic set up. Thank you.
I still had to add in a Noise Suppression because my mechanical keyboard would constantly get picked up by my mic.
I used these filters with the Razer seiren mini and the mic quality went nuts!
Very helpful video thanks
The moment you find pure gold❤️!
Can’t wait to get this going again for my streams. I recently started to stream again and forgot I did a fresh install a long time ago to my PC so I lost my scenes and audio adjustments. Amazing video :)
This is one of the best diy videos I’ve used on YT, thx
Great video, I had to use a noise suppressor because my blue yeti pro was catching sounds from 2 rooms away
Fun stuff, as always. Glad I stayed for the outtakes!
Glad I found out about the limiter. Got my Blue Yeti sounding great now. Thanks for the tips!
this eq worked so much better then others thanks for all your help very very much help
You’re the best tutorial maker on TH-camr. Thank you mate absolutely brilliant work
A really clear concise explanation of mic adjustment well done!
Is it worth to buy the audio panels?
Thank you... SOOOO much! You're an absolute legend for my content creation.
This improved my audio quality by a lot ! Thanks you so much !!!!!
Thank you so much for the video! I'll for sure be messing with these settings to add to my stream. Great work!
thank you for this video it helped so much setting up my microphone for conference calls
I used a few of these tips for my mic and it’s helped a lot to get the sound and feel I wanted in my videos, thank you for this tutorial very helpful.
Awesome job, one remark regarding the equalizer plugin, make sure you install it in Program Files, or OBS will not detect it.
Thank you so much for making this video. I did almost everything on here and my audio sounds sooooo much better than before! Thank you, Thank you, Thank you!
Top class!! Really, this made a big change and adding the Speachy VST plugin to it works like a charm!!
this was timed nicely. thank you. Also for the EQ, I still could not get the drop down after selecting it in filters to appear.
Same thing happened to me earlier. Turns out I needed to make sure I installed it on the same drive as OBS. So OBS was in C: and I installed the VST 2.x in D: and it didn't work. When I installed the VST in C: it then worked.
it must be on the c:/ and ensure u have not install reaper the application as u have reaplug the vst and reaper the daw another thing note is make sure u install 64 bit vertion i guess u happen to be a odd ball runing obs 32 bit install 32 bit then and also check that there files in c:/ program files/ vstplugin there shoudl be folder calle reaplug with dlls
This is very informative video on how to improve our audio quality and the settings that we should dialed in in OBS. Thanks for sharing this.
Worked like a charm on my hyperx quadcast. You, sir, are a god. Thank you!
thanks this made my headset mic sound sooo much better
I'm so glad to learn that much with you! Thanks for sharing those 5 tips because they are great! I already started using the setting and feel a lot of difference in my quality suond!!
Cheers!!
Very cool. I've been largely relying on the Blue Yeti software presets since I got mine setup since there are so many options I didn't understand. Some of them sound pretty good but this video helped me tune my own profile and get the best sound. Thanks!
I tried the steelseries GG but it made my mic echo-y but I couldn't fix it no matter what I did. I use the Sampson Q2U which is perfect for the house I live in. This house is loud so I can't use a condenser mic. Now I am trying this video with the Equalizer. I hope it takes my audio mic to the next level for my streams and vids. Thanks for the video. Everything you explained was concise and precise.
Dude, all your videos are so amaing, useful and easy to follow !
Great video, used it to setup my shure SM7B and everything is clear and I love how the voice sound on the audio end. +1 subscriber and thanks for the advice!
I almost got it. I just have a tiny bit of white noise when I am speaking. Pretty good when silent. Not perfect, but darn good. I am unsure which setting to fiddle with. Before this video it was cutting words off and an awful interference I cannot describe. Thanks for the great information. I appreciate it:)
I don't think you know just how helpful this was!
I have been preparing for my bday subathon and your videos has been very helpful and easy! thank you!
This is great and simple. I'll be streaming and recording from live events, but this will still help a lot. Can probably use a similar chain and settings for my video editing.
You're one of the very few people who actually considers the human vocal range when setting up the EQ.
I whish more people took the time to properly explain these things instead of just boosting frequencies for no reason.