Hope this helps you guys split or separate your audio! :) 🕘Timestamps: 0:00 Why You Need To Separate Your Audio Sources In OBS 0:58 How To setup Steelseries Sonar 2:14 Download The Best FULL Animated Stream Overlays 2:49 How to add global audio sources to OBS 3:22 How to setup virtual audio channels with Sonar for streamers 4:03 How to separate your music in OBS 4:14 How to use submixing with Sonar 5:50 Why you should never monitor your own voice 6:21 How to add EQ to your Mic with Sonar 6:48 How to add noise reduction to your mic with Sonar 7:00 How to add a compressor for Sonar 7:08 How to add a noise gate with Sonar 7:30 How to set a VOD audio track in OBS 8:28 How to prevent corrupt video files in OBS 7:30 How to separate your Audio sources in OBS for editing 10:38 How to remux MKV to MP4 in OBS 11:03 How to edit multiple audio tracks in post-production
Really helpful tips bro! I have a question though. I tried playing a game, but the sound was rerouted to Media instead of Gaming and I cannot change that. Would that be a problem for the stream or recording?
This has worked great besides one issue. This only happens when I try to play call of duty. I have everything set up just as you showed and whenever I load up COD it automatically gets loaded into the MIC channel and for whatever reason it wont allow me to manually move the COD app to the GAME channel. Do you know of a fix for this or why it would be occurring?
Thanks for the awesome vid, just one question: For some reason my mic mix is going in as mono, not stereo, through the stream mix. is there a way to fix that? I'd like to keep the stream mix stereo so that directional audio can be heard on stream :/
This is godly. i tried to do this myself over a year ago using wave link but never thought to have the stream mix by itself and have the separate audio inputs off the 1st track. Super appreciate this tutorial mate!
Thank you for this super clear guide! I've watched this video months ago and have been using Sonar ever since. After a recent software update, OBS decided to forget all my Audio Device settings. But after running through this video again, I got everything up and running again within 5 minutes. Thanks man!
I had to pause at 8 minutes because I have so much to say, I'll forget if I don't comment immediately LOL 1. Already another banger video posted at the perfect time 2. Somehow I was completely unaware of Sonar's existence and is exactly what I have been looking for. The UI is a lot more pleasing to look at than others. 3. I like what you said about horizontal layouts 4. Your in-time examples were amazing yet discrete. 5. Also, congratulations on the family, man !!! You are great at problem solving and put much thought into the things you care about. You're gonna do great. Alright now to finish watching haha!!
Wanted to say how this video is life changing for people who want to stream or record videos. I appreciate this video is here to help me and others. Great and simple to do video!
really love your content! you make such helpful, easy to follow videos and i've really appreciated having such a vast library of helpful content to learn from. just started streaming and honestly couldn't have done it without your vids!
This tutorial was really helpful for me as I wanted to record and stream at the same time while still having those separate audio tracks so I could make the gameplay or my friends louder or quieter, so as a thank you, here's a like and a comment!
I've had access to Sonar for awhile as I own one of their headsets, but haven't ever used it or turned it on. They really should use your video as a "how to" and "why would you use this" official video. Now I understand how useful and important this software could be! Thank you!
@@footballtalk4857True but honestly until this video I never took more than a 20 second peak at it and turned it off. I didn't see a need for it in my setup. This provided that "ah hah!" moment.
I have been fighting battles for my blue yeti mic to sound good without all the background noise but not sounding muffled... this.. THIS sis what I needed as well as the different controls 😭
@streamScheme You have been a big help in getting my Streaming off the ground. At about the 4:50 minute mark. It looks like you had Destiny 2 in both the Game and Chat channels. Im kinda of lost on how you did that part. Everything else so far lines up on my end. Appreciate all the content you have for sure!
Thank you for the great tutorial here :) I would only add a single thing. When you configure OBS on the recording output, I would probably recommend (if you configure everything as LJ did) to uncheck audio track (which is your stream mix), because if you will not, then you will got one track, that contains all the streamed sounds combined which duplicate every other track,just combined, which is useless. Ofcourse, you can pretty much just mute or remove it completely, but if you limited to you computing resources, removing the whole track from a recording will save you a tiny bit of resources of your precious CPU for yourself :)
El Jay, great video & walk through. Noob question: when adding Discord audio, would I drag & assign it to Chat in Sonar or add a seperate Audio source in OBS? If I assigned it to Chat, then I would have to add an extra track in OBS so I could separate the audio when mixing if needed. Any thoughts from you or chat would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the info I went ahead and set up my audio like this and its really helped. One question though. How come when I stream to Stream labs OBS the audio doesn't split into multiple channels when pulled from the vod on twitch but only does so when recording through OBS not streaming live? Any assistance would greatly help. I took it as it would seperate the aduio levels regardless of where it was coming from at that point
dude this is so good...I'm only 60 seconds in but I can feel that you've "been through it all" with OBS lol. I use a different method but yea...watching now...
Great video, I am surprised that OBS does not have this option built into the software. I am going to set this up sometime this week. Thank you again for your time and for creating this video.
Thank you for all the great info! I'm not great with this kind of stuff, so this might be a nonsense thing to say, but you mentioned there being lag when trying to monitor your mic by adding it to the personal mix. I noticed that there's a button underneath the Master sliders, next to the mute button for the stream slider. It looks like an ear, and when you hover over it, it says, "Listen to what your audience hears". I clicked that and was able to hear myself, and there wasn't any lag. (To be exact, there was maybe a split second difference between me saying something and me hearing it, but I only noticed when specifically listening for it.) I don't know if that's the same function you're referring to when talking about monitoring lag, or if that's something that's helpful. It was helpful for me while not streaming to be able to make some adjustments; I had Spotify and this video playing, and used those in place of game audio to fiddle with the mic settings. Hopefully it helps someone else, too! (If I'm totally off-base, please disregard. Like I said, I'm trash when it comes to audio tech/mixing/etc.) Here's a link to a screenshot of the button, in case that helps too: photos.app.goo.gl/Rh4c9yiT9nxgehof6
Love This! Liking & Following because I've had SteelSeries software and extra sonar audio inputs for the longest time and never understood them until now! The Only thing I missed/dont understand on here is how do I need it set up if I dont want the music playing in my VOD's but still want viewers to hear music on the livestream itself? Any help with that would be appreciated! If I missed it, please just give me a timestamp. Please & Thank You!
Please make a new update on this video because it was really useful and since the recent new update, I cannot 09:56 do this because sonar says "Routing is not working as expected. Retry or route the audio directly in the app." PLEASE HELPPPPP Thank you :)
hey i commented about this before and looked at it, it was a mess lol. So i have a question/concern with sonar about the submixing. So when i add the stream mix its self that all the channels into one that i can control the app which is fine and works perfectly the issue im noticing is when i add the separate tracks (AUX, GAME, MEDIA) to obs on there own (mainly to avoid music in my vods) the app does not effect those tracks on obs just the stream mix track and so im really confused on that because isnt the whole point for me to control the audio through the app for the those tracks
i actually legit have learned so much. i wish i watched this video when i started 4 years ago. never knew how important audio was until this video.... AND REMUXING IS A THING?! I legit have been converting my .mkv on out cloud convertor online.... christ.
call me boring but because of the specific window capture of audio feature that's been added to OBS you don't really need to use sonar anymore for this
Obs audio splitting is absolutely terrible and prone to issues. Win capture audio was the best solution as you could add multi exe's to a single source. But even that is having choppy audio issues now as of recently
@@reaperzrides3094you're right, i used win capture plugin for a year but a couple of months ago i encountered audio crackling issues regarding this plugin, and never found a Solution, so I had to uninstall it Steelseries sonar is a great option but have some issues routing audio at first glance, some alternatives could be Rode unify but have the same issues, and voicemeeter but this one presents a lot of latency
Thank You for this video man ! It made it possible to route the Rode Connect App Trough the Aux channel of SSGG and have "the" clean sound I was looking for, Thanks again , YES !
Ok I just finished a game record. When I watch back in MKV I heard everyone but when I make it a MP4 all I heard is me and not the other people in my discord. What am I doing wrong?
so glad i have a mixing and engineering background and i can use that experience in streaming, one less hat i have to learn to wear lmao. thank you for recommending this software! big help!
I don't know if you look at comments on this video anymore but I have a question. If I have a capture card hooked up between and xbox and my laptop and use obs for streaming will this work. I ask because 1. My mic is plugged into the laptop but my headphones would be hooked up to my xbox controller. 2. All the audio from the games and music woukd be coming from the xbox through the capture card So would you even be able to create a seperate audio setting for say amazon music opened on an app on xbox playing in the background if its coming through the same capture card as the game audio?
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THANK YOU. Damn I was suffering with the instructions from SteeSeries itself. My issue? Where you choose your output audio device, stream audio device, and mic input device, I was setting the stream audio device as my headphones as well, and wasn't managing to get sound into OBS like that.
I have set everything up exactly and still running into an issue. Even if i mute my microphone on OBS it still transmits my microphone through the Stream mix. I also used Sonar to change the mic, The stream mix is picking up the raw mic and not the Sonar edited version. any ideas?
Thankyou for this! This is so much better then what I was doing. Quick question, for other audio sources such as alert box, sound alerts, mixitup etc, how would we go putting those into obs as seperate audio tracks?
I followed all steps exactly, but when I open the media into my video editor it is still all combined as 1 audio, i'm not getting the individual tracks of audio
amazing information but how would i make sonar suitable as a console creator? do i set as same track or as a different track? would love to see a video showing how to use with console if possible. also noticed in video where it shows audio mixer that all are set as off for audio monitoring, is this normal or do we need them set as monitor and output??? this was not covered in video and would be really useful to know. cheers
Is there a specific editing software you use? In mine, it doesn't separate the audio into different sections when I put my video into the editing software.
Hey, I've followed this guide to a T. and i keep hearing my discord members through my own stream mix and i make no sound over my stream, had 60hours of footage you could just hear my friends talking, it says i need to route my discord properly but ive watched your vid and multiple others PLEASE HELP
When I finished recording and put it into the editor, the six audio things did not pop up. I’m not super certain what I did incorrect, and in the recorded video my Spotify music is extremely loud, even though it is at like level four out of 100
This software seems great, but it has a huge problem. Tons of people stream console games that they capture with a capture box or card. To get that audio to show up in sonar you actually have to open their software. A lot of these devices do not have software to open, and most of the ones that do cannot run while obs is actually capturing. Elgato 4K capture is one that will allow it, but it also takes up a lot of resources to run it as well as OBS and Sonar. You can set the capture card output as your microphone, but then your microphone isn't in that mix. If you want to use this with a capture card right now it's best to actually put your mic audio in OBS via the settings or audio device source.
Most physical mixers have the same problem with Capture Cards, almost every streamer I know with a GoXLR, Bridgecast, etc just puts the card right to OBS and turns on Monitoring Only to get around it. It isn't an issue with just the software, but actually with how Capture cards are often integrated into setups.
Not me being a DJ and being used to vertical audio settings and having NO idea about the vertical option in OBS... thank you for this video for this and this specifically... the other things too but... god. I am no longer a psychopath thanks to Eljay.
Hi, I enjoy your videos and have watch many of them for streaming upgrades and extra stuff. But In this video i watched it many times and having some issues with where to out my alerts at and where to put what on each track. Do I put them under gaming track or stream mix track? Also same for my overlay sounds for my overlay music and their sounds they make like my transitions panel. please help I would appreciate it. Thanks. So to break down what I'm needing help with is: What tracks for these Alerts My sounds from my overlay My screen music, S.S, E.S, BRB.S, and Just chat/video replay screens Also does my pc sound settings need to be on ss gaming or stream mix as my default? So sorry for all the questions, but wished that was included on the video, As a person coming back into the streaming side again, there's a new learning curb for me. I have searched so many You tube videos for a answer, but have not found any for specifics on everything. If it is too much to list, I can always send you my email if that would help to send it there. Thanks again for amazing videos.
Wait, but if everything is going through the master mix, then I'm not able to put audio filters onto my mic output... Do I have to have everything go out of the master mix for the multiple exports to work?
This is a great way to do this on Windows. Still shocked MS doesn't have OS level features for this kind of stuff after so many years of need for features like this.
I might have to give this a go, I tried Rode unify after I brought one of their microphones and was looking for something better. Unify would randomly crash my PC and it would never save my slider settings.
This is a much needed video. Also, do you have a video on how to separate overlays so we can stream and remove overlays and alerts, but still be able to record and not have those
Streamlabs does that natively, but OBS it’s more difficult, the plugins for it don’t actually work great so instead I recommend just making overlays more minimal, odds are if it’s too much for an edit, it’s likely a bit over the top for a stream. And if your alerts are smaller, but their audio is on their own track, you can delete the audio and let the alert be less invasive
@@StreamScheme I’m using obs. I could switch back to streamlabs though. I’m just wondering so if I stream and I’m recording and I want to use the footage to make a guide on a game that I’m playing is it better to do a voiceover but how would I hide my camera? Or is it better to just make the guide while I’m live with my viewers that way I don’t need to remove the camera overlay.
Hi and a BIG thanks for a great channel!! I have watch a lot of your videos to setup SteelSeries together with OBS. But I can't find how to actually get Discord for a separate sound track. The problem I have is that you don't hear my team mates from our Discord chat. And it seams that I cant drag Discord to chat in SteelSeries. Pls can you help me or link to a video of you explaining that :)
Awesome Video. Thanks for all the help with the stream setup tutorials. Just a Quick Question, Once I set up everything like you said I have 3 "OBS Studio" apps inside of Sonar. One in "game" with the headphone icon, the other in "Media" with the headphone icon, and the last one in "Chat" with the mic icon. Is this correct? or did i mess up something?
I don't know if it is due to an update or something else, but I set up my audio exactly as it is in the video. However, at a later date, when watching through a random part of a VOD, I noticed there was no sound whatsoever. I discovered that it was due to the wrong audio track being selected on the "Twitch VOD Track" section that is under the Settings -> Output -> Advanced -> Streaming section. However, this setting doesn't appear on your video and I can only select one track to play on the VODs. Which means all audio or no audio. Please help
So I've set everything up as in the video and it's great, however... Because the audio is now global... I can't turn things off per scene like I was doing previously by adding the audio sources for mic, game sound etc per their own scene. Unless I'm missing something?
Hope this helps you guys split or separate your audio! :)
🕘Timestamps:
0:00 Why You Need To Separate Your Audio Sources In OBS
0:58 How To setup Steelseries Sonar
2:14 Download The Best FULL Animated Stream Overlays
2:49 How to add global audio sources to OBS
3:22 How to setup virtual audio channels with Sonar for streamers
4:03 How to separate your music in OBS
4:14 How to use submixing with Sonar
5:50 Why you should never monitor your own voice
6:21 How to add EQ to your Mic with Sonar
6:48 How to add noise reduction to your mic with Sonar
7:00 How to add a compressor for Sonar
7:08 How to add a noise gate with Sonar
7:30 How to set a VOD audio track in OBS
8:28 How to prevent corrupt video files in OBS
7:30 How to separate your Audio sources in OBS for editing
10:38 How to remux MKV to MP4 in OBS
11:03 How to edit multiple audio tracks in post-production
I feel like you should have mentioned it wants you to make a steel series account.
Really helpful tips bro! I have a question though. I tried playing a game, but the sound was rerouted to Media instead of Gaming and I cannot change that. Would that be a problem for the stream or recording?
This has worked great besides one issue. This only happens when I try to play call of duty. I have everything set up just as you showed and whenever I load up COD it automatically gets loaded into the MIC channel and for whatever reason it wont allow me to manually move the COD app to the GAME channel. Do you know of a fix for this or why it would be occurring?
Thanks for the awesome vid, just one question: For some reason my mic mix is going in as mono, not stereo, through the stream mix. is there a way to fix that? I'd like to keep the stream mix stereo so that directional audio can be heard on stream :/
This is awesome but what about browser sorce for alerts where do they go there getting doubled
This is godly. i tried to do this myself over a year ago using wave link but never thought to have the stream mix by itself and have the separate audio inputs off the 1st track. Super appreciate this tutorial mate!
Thank you for this super clear guide! I've watched this video months ago and have been using Sonar ever since.
After a recent software update, OBS decided to forget all my Audio Device settings. But after running through this video again, I got everything up and running again within 5 minutes. Thanks man!
I had to pause at 8 minutes because I have so much to say, I'll forget if I don't comment immediately LOL
1. Already another banger video posted at the perfect time
2. Somehow I was completely unaware of Sonar's existence and is exactly what I have been looking for. The UI is a lot more pleasing to look at than others.
3. I like what you said about horizontal layouts
4. Your in-time examples were amazing yet discrete.
5. Also, congratulations on the family, man !!! You are great at problem solving and put much thought into the things you care about. You're gonna do great.
Alright now to finish watching haha!!
I’m immediately sending this to my friends, we’re all using sonar because of you ElJay!
This helped and thank you. One question is what about using stream as the clip. Will it still keep the audio and keep out the music?
Probably the best video on TH-cam on this. Cheers
I HAVE BEEN GOOGLING ALL OVER FOR THIS FOR LIKE A WEEK AND OF COURSE YOU DELIVER💗
Wanted to say how this video is life changing for people who want to stream or record videos. I appreciate this video is here to help me and others. Great and simple to do video!
This tutorial is GODTIER! Thanks Broski!
really love your content! you make such helpful, easy to follow videos and i've really appreciated having such a vast library of helpful content to learn from. just started streaming and honestly couldn't have done it without your vids!
This tutorial was really helpful for me as I wanted to record and stream at the same time while still having those separate audio tracks so I could make the gameplay or my friends louder or quieter, so as a thank you, here's a like and a comment!
I have been trying to figure this out this track splitting thing for the longest time, lol. Thank you sooo much.
I've had access to Sonar for awhile as I own one of their headsets, but haven't ever used it or turned it on. They really should use your video as a "how to" and "why would you use this" official video. Now I understand how useful and important this software could be! Thank you!
I mean they also have a how to using the streamer mode on they officially chanel and on there website.
@@footballtalk4857True but honestly until this video I never took more than a 20 second peak at it and turned it off. I didn't see a need for it in my setup. This provided that "ah hah!" moment.
@@Sepherisal hmm I mean I enjoy both to each them on
I got all same setting as yours, but I only hear my microphone’s sound in my VODS, is there any solution? 😢
I have been fighting battles for my blue yeti mic to sound good without all the background noise but not sounding muffled... this.. THIS sis what I needed as well as the different controls 😭
Always revisit this cause it's super helpful
@streamScheme You have been a big help in getting my Streaming off the ground. At about the 4:50 minute mark. It looks like you had Destiny 2 in both the Game and Chat channels. Im kinda of lost on how you did that part. Everything else so far lines up on my end. Appreciate all the content you have for sure!
This was literally the most helpful video I've ever seen. Legend. Thank You!
Thank you for the great tutorial here :)
I would only add a single thing. When you configure OBS on the recording output, I would probably recommend (if you configure everything as LJ did) to uncheck audio track (which is your stream mix), because if you will not, then you will got one track, that contains all the streamed sounds combined which duplicate every other track,just combined, which is useless. Ofcourse, you can pretty much just mute or remove it completely, but if you limited to you computing resources, removing the whole track from a recording will save you a tiny bit of resources of your precious CPU for yourself :)
El Jay, great video & walk through. Noob question: when adding Discord audio, would I drag & assign it to Chat in Sonar or add a seperate Audio source in OBS? If I assigned it to Chat, then I would have to add an extra track in OBS so I could separate the audio when mixing if needed. Any thoughts from you or chat would be greatly appreciated.
Thanks for the info I went ahead and set up my audio like this and its really helped. One question though. How come when I stream to Stream labs OBS the audio doesn't split into multiple channels when pulled from the vod on twitch but only does so when recording through OBS not streaming live? Any assistance would greatly help. I took it as it would seperate the aduio levels regardless of where it was coming from at that point
dude this is so good...I'm only 60 seconds in but I can feel that you've "been through it all" with OBS lol.
I use a different method but yea...watching now...
Is this worth it of r recording gameplay as well or no? Just streaming?
Was literally just looking into an easier, more convenient way to do this!! Thank you!!
bro fr thank you this literally fixed everything for me
Great video, I am surprised that OBS does not have this option built into the software. I am going to set this up sometime this week. Thank you again for your time and for creating this video.
Its in beta for them :)
what editor did you use or have you got a video on good editing software with obs. thanks
I realized other night I need 'turn" down my friends on my videos when we in game spent hour looking for help and found this Thanks again
Thank you for all the great info! I'm not great with this kind of stuff, so this might be a nonsense thing to say, but you mentioned there being lag when trying to monitor your mic by adding it to the personal mix. I noticed that there's a button underneath the Master sliders, next to the mute button for the stream slider. It looks like an ear, and when you hover over it, it says, "Listen to what your audience hears". I clicked that and was able to hear myself, and there wasn't any lag. (To be exact, there was maybe a split second difference between me saying something and me hearing it, but I only noticed when specifically listening for it.) I don't know if that's the same function you're referring to when talking about monitoring lag, or if that's something that's helpful. It was helpful for me while not streaming to be able to make some adjustments; I had Spotify and this video playing, and used those in place of game audio to fiddle with the mic settings. Hopefully it helps someone else, too! (If I'm totally off-base, please disregard. Like I said, I'm trash when it comes to audio tech/mixing/etc.)
Here's a link to a screenshot of the button, in case that helps too: photos.app.goo.gl/Rh4c9yiT9nxgehof6
Love This! Liking & Following because I've had SteelSeries software and extra sonar audio inputs for the longest time and never understood them until now! The Only thing I missed/dont understand on here is how do I need it set up if I dont want the music playing in my VOD's but still want viewers to hear music on the livestream itself? Any help with that would be appreciated! If I missed it, please just give me a timestamp. Please & Thank You!
I wanted to set up audio without complicating it but this tutorial is explained so through that I feel comfortable giving it a go, thanks :)
Update: tried it today, didn’t like how it operated, the levels in OBS recordings are so low for some reason, probably uninstalling tmw
@@Kingofstorms0 yeah same, doesn't seem to be working and just a headache
Please make a new update on this video because it was really useful and since the recent new update, I cannot 09:56 do this because sonar says "Routing is not working as expected. Retry or route the audio directly in the app."
PLEASE HELPPPPP
Thank you :)
hey i commented about this before and looked at it, it was a mess lol. So i have a question/concern with sonar about the submixing. So when i add the stream mix its self that all the channels into one that i can control the app which is fine and works perfectly the issue im noticing is when i add the separate tracks (AUX, GAME, MEDIA) to obs on there own (mainly to avoid music in my vods) the app does not effect those tracks on obs just the stream mix track and so im really confused on that because isnt the whole point for me to control the audio through the app for the those tracks
i actually legit have learned so much. i wish i watched this video when i started 4 years ago. never knew how important audio was until this video.... AND REMUXING IS A THING?! I legit have been converting my .mkv on out cloud convertor online.... christ.
call me boring but because of the specific window capture of audio feature that's been added to OBS you don't really need to use sonar anymore for this
Obs audio splitting is absolutely terrible and prone to issues. Win capture audio was the best solution as you could add multi exe's to a single source. But even that is having choppy audio issues now as of recently
@@reaperzrides3094you're right, i used win capture plugin for a year but a couple of months ago i encountered audio crackling issues regarding this plugin, and never found a Solution, so I had to uninstall it
Steelseries sonar is a great option but have some issues routing audio at first glance, some alternatives could be Rode unify but have the same issues, and voicemeeter but this one presents a lot of latency
I can't hear my game in the video since OBS has done the last update, I stopped using sonar while ago.
I don’t even know what that means. I’m a new streamer like the words you used. I can’t comprehend them
@@senisensen417yea wth
BRO THANK YOU I WAS LOOKING FOREVER FOR A VID LIKE THIS YOU HELPED ME SO MUCH
is there other software like sonar out there?
This video is so helpful I'm wanting to start streaming so finding this app will help so much! I also love your vids :)
yes! vertical sliders, you're absolutely right.
OMG this video is soooo fantastic!!!! Thank you so much, this is everything I ever needed
So glad!
Thank You for this video man ! It made it possible to route the Rode Connect App Trough the Aux channel of SSGG and have "the" clean sound I was looking for, Thanks again , YES !
Ok I just finished a game record. When I watch back in MKV I heard everyone but when I make it a MP4 all I heard is me and not the other people in my discord. What am I doing wrong?
Has a recent update broken something? This isn't working for me. There are exclamation marks on OBS inputs in Sonar.
This is my most anticipated video. Can't wait to stream again
so glad i have a mixing and engineering background and i can use that experience in streaming, one less hat i have to learn to wear lmao. thank you for recommending this software! big help!
Audio settings not meshing is the stuff of nightmares. Thank you for this!!
Why do you select the stream output under Mic/Aux audio instead of desktop audio?
Thank you so much Sir this video helped me so much and also is so much easier I feel then voicemeeter! Love your work!
Audio is a headache for me right now smh
I don't know if you look at comments on this video anymore but I have a question. If I have a capture card hooked up between and xbox and my laptop and use obs for streaming will this work. I ask because 1. My mic is plugged into the laptop but my headphones would be hooked up to my xbox controller. 2. All the audio from the games and music woukd be coming from the xbox through the capture card So would you even be able to create a seperate audio setting for say amazon music opened on an app on xbox playing in the background if its coming through the same capture card as the game audio?
THANK YOU. Damn I was suffering with the instructions from SteeSeries itself. My issue? Where you choose your output audio device, stream audio device, and mic input device, I was setting the stream audio device as my headphones as well, and wasn't managing to get sound into OBS like that.
Is there anything i can do when i use my mic on my headset?? Cuz that is confusing me since its the only mic i have.
I have set everything up exactly and still running into an issue. Even if i mute my microphone on OBS it still transmits my microphone through the Stream mix. I also used Sonar to change the mic, The stream mix is picking up the raw mic and not the Sonar edited version. any ideas?
Thankyou for this! This is so much better then what I was doing.
Quick question, for other audio sources such as alert box, sound alerts, mixitup etc, how would we go putting those into obs as seperate audio tracks?
I would also like to know how to do this.
Beautiful. How do you separate indivudual in-game game voice chat audio from game pew pew and game music audio?
thanks for this video .Which editing software do you use?
Definitely gonna rewatch it once I get to set it up for myself, thanks a bunch!
ok how do i record an audio but not let my stream hear it?
I followed all steps exactly, but when I open the media into my video editor it is still all combined as 1 audio, i'm not getting the individual tracks of audio
What video editor? In premiere it’s automatically done, in cap cut u have extract each individually
@StreamScheme This is super helpful, but how do I get this to not pick up spotify in the VOD to avoid copyright strikes
If desktop Audio 2 is set to SS Sonar - Media; Shouldn't it also be set to track 2 in advanced properties?
Your video is great and explains things very well, but how do I do this with a 2 pc setup?
AHHHHHH AMAZING
amazing information but how would i make sonar suitable as a console creator? do i set as same track or as a different track? would love to see a video showing how to use with console if possible. also noticed in video where it shows audio mixer that all are set as off for audio monitoring, is this normal or do we need them set as monitor and output??? this was not covered in video and would be really useful to know. cheers
Elgato Wave link vs Casterlabs Caffeinated vs Steelseries Sonar? Which one do you recommend more?
i know it's been a while since you posted this. but just now finding it. what software do you use to edit the videos after this?
This is excellent! Any way to set this up if someone has a dual PC setup for streaming?
Is there a specific editing software you use? In mine, it doesn't separate the audio into different sections when I put my video into the editing software.
Any decent one will do, Davinci resolve is free, if yours isn’t doing this, then yeah swap
@@StreamScheme Da Vanci isn't compatible with my GPU. Any other suggestions?
love your video, i started make some videos for tiktok, i want to ask, what app is good for editing a videos?
cool i got it set up tbh its a way better config than when i just used obs. thank you eljay😎
thank you so much i was about to look for this and i see you uploading video about this
Hey, I've followed this guide to a T. and i keep hearing my discord members through my own stream mix and i make no sound over my stream, had 60hours of footage you could just hear my friends talking, it says i need to route my discord properly but ive watched your vid and multiple others PLEASE HELP
When I finished recording and put it into the editor, the six audio things did not pop up. I’m not super certain what I did incorrect, and in the recorded video my Spotify music is extremely loud, even though it is at like level four out of 100
I use voicemeter for this exact samething, but the set up in OBS is way more complicated... I might look to move over to this...
I've been trying to use voice meeter too but wanted something more user friendly with streamlabs so tempted to switch :)
THIS IS SICK!
Great Video! How does this work or can it work with ps5 and Discord?
This software seems great, but it has a huge problem. Tons of people stream console games that they capture with a capture box or card. To get that audio to show up in sonar you actually have to open their software. A lot of these devices do not have software to open, and most of the ones that do cannot run while obs is actually capturing. Elgato 4K capture is one that will allow it, but it also takes up a lot of resources to run it as well as OBS and Sonar. You can set the capture card output as your microphone, but then your microphone isn't in that mix. If you want to use this with a capture card right now it's best to actually put your mic audio in OBS via the settings or audio device source.
Most physical mixers have the same problem with Capture Cards, almost every streamer I know with a GoXLR, Bridgecast, etc just puts the card right to OBS and turns on Monitoring Only to get around it.
It isn't an issue with just the software, but actually with how Capture cards are often integrated into setups.
In this program it could be easily done if they just added one more assignable input like the microphone is. @@StreamScheme
Not me being a DJ and being used to vertical audio settings and having NO idea about the vertical option in OBS... thank you for this video for this and this specifically... the other things too but... god. I am no longer a psychopath thanks to Eljay.
Where would u have discord if u have those all set up that way if u have music mic game audio and the mixer by chance
so what audio source should be in sources in obs after setting everything up?
This was VERY helpful!
Hi, I enjoy your videos and have watch many of them for streaming upgrades and extra stuff. But In this video i watched it many times and having some issues with where to out my alerts at and where to put what on each track. Do I put them under gaming track or stream mix track? Also same for my overlay sounds for my overlay music and their sounds they make like my transitions panel. please help I would appreciate it. Thanks.
So to break down what I'm needing help with is: What tracks for these
Alerts
My sounds from my overlay
My screen music, S.S, E.S, BRB.S, and Just chat/video replay screens
Also does my pc sound settings need to be on ss gaming or stream mix as my default?
So sorry for all the questions, but wished that was included on the video, As a person coming back into the streaming side again, there's a new learning curb for me.
I have searched so many You tube videos for a answer, but have not found any for specifics on everything. If it is too much to list, I can always send you my email if that would help to send it there. Thanks again for amazing videos.
Wait, but if everything is going through the master mix, then I'm not able to put audio filters onto my mic output... Do I have to have everything go out of the master mix for the multiple exports to work?
As shown in the video, the software comes with filters you put on the mic
so I followed everything and its works fine but when I drag it to my editing software it's still all in one track. I use Wondershare Filmora 13 btw
did you find out why? I have the same issue
Quick question, though. For SFX like Channel Point redeems that are just media sources in OBS that get turned on and off, how would you route that?
Yeah I was wondering that myself as I watched this. I would guess it all go through channel 1 though as that is the everything channel.
This is a great way to do this on Windows. Still shocked MS doesn't have OS level features for this kind of stuff after so many years of need for features like this.
I might have to give this a go, I tried Rode unify after I brought one of their microphones and was looking for something better. Unify would randomly crash my PC and it would never save my slider settings.
Seriously this is awesome! But, arent six tracks enabled useless considering we are using only 4 channels?
If you don’t add more, I personally added 2 more after this but they aren’t for everyone
This is a much needed video. Also, do you have a video on how to separate overlays so we can stream and remove overlays and alerts, but still be able to record and not have those
Streamlabs does that natively, but OBS it’s more difficult, the plugins for it don’t actually work great so instead I recommend just making overlays more minimal, odds are if it’s too much for an edit, it’s likely a bit over the top for a stream.
And if your alerts are smaller, but their audio is on their own track, you can delete the audio and let the alert be less invasive
@@StreamScheme I’m using obs. I could switch back to streamlabs though. I’m just wondering so if I stream and I’m recording and I want to use the footage to make a guide on a game that I’m playing is it better to do a voiceover but how would I hide my camera? Or is it better to just make the guide while I’m live with my viewers that way I don’t need to remove the camera overlay.
Hi and a BIG thanks for a great channel!! I have watch a lot of your videos to setup SteelSeries together with OBS. But I can't find how to actually get Discord for a separate sound track. The problem I have is that you don't hear my team mates from our Discord chat. And it seams that I cant drag Discord to chat in SteelSeries. Pls can you help me or link to a video of you explaining that :)
Can you do this for a dual pc setup with a capture card?
Awesome Video. Thanks for all the help with the stream setup tutorials. Just a Quick Question, Once I set up everything like you said I have 3 "OBS Studio" apps inside of Sonar. One in "game" with the headphone icon, the other in "Media" with the headphone icon, and the last one in "Chat" with the mic icon. Is this correct? or did i mess up something?
can you make tutorial how to set this in Stream Desk Plus using the knobs
I don't know if it is due to an update or something else, but I set up my audio exactly as it is in the video. However, at a later date, when watching through a random part of a VOD, I noticed there was no sound whatsoever. I discovered that it was due to the wrong audio track being selected on the "Twitch VOD Track" section that is under the Settings -> Output -> Advanced -> Streaming section. However, this setting doesn't appear on your video and I can only select one track to play on the VODs. Which means all audio or no audio. Please help
i set it up exactly like this and ruined my audio it echos like crazy constantly changes volume of sources and i sound like a robot
I feel like this might have been asked but what editing software do you use to achieve this after you have remuxed?
really cool system. how would i get this to work with my game pc? (mic etc attached to stream pc)
So I've set everything up as in the video and it's great, however... Because the audio is now global... I can't turn things off per scene like I was doing previously by adding the audio sources for mic, game sound etc per their own scene. Unless I'm missing something?
This was amazing help!!