Are you using any of the standard vMix audio functions like noise gate, compressor, etc? Got DeEsser a while back based on the feedback in the various groups - it's highly rated by the experts in our community. The other plugin I purchased based on good feedback from the community is NS1 Noise Suppressor. Great for removing background hiss and other unwanted noise. Discovered Vocal Rider, I believe, while watching some of Warren Huart's live streams on music production. Only concern is it works too well and removes some of the dramatic volume changes from live streams. Will need to go check out those other plugins you've highlighted. How come you've not used the DeBreath plugin that comes with the Vocal bundle? Paul is a self confessed breather and there are a few instances of breathes in this video. Thanks again Paul and Tess (and not forgetting Michael).
great content . i got a question though, is there a way to remove vocals from a live streamed video? and restream that same live audio into a different vocal content.
1. Download the video stream (youtube-dl) 2. Open with Audacity (You will need FFMPEG for Audactity as well) 3. Extract audio to desired format. 4. Use the new audio track as source for the new stream
This is great and would work really well for some cases but do you potentially run the risk of sounding to perfect? I know that it sounds mental but sometimes it nice when someone shouts and it peaks but it shows that person is really excited and gives them a personality. If that makes sense 🤪
Kids v Dad // KVD Gaming I agree to a point. But some people get so loud that they can distort and provides a bad experience for the listeners. Providing the best audio and video experience to your customers is paramount in my book
Hi Dandy, you can try looking at our knowelde base! help.ptzoptics.com/support/home If you can't find what you're looking for you can email our support team at support@ptzoptics.com ! -Lindsey :)
Hello! If you're experiencing issues with no audio input from your Focusrite interface in vMix, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the issue. Here's a systematic approach to diagnosing and fixing the problem: 1. Check Focusrite Hardware Power and Connection: Ensure that your Focusrite interface is properly powered on and securely connected to your computer. Input Source: Verify that the microphone or instrument is correctly connected to the Focusrite interface, and the input level is appropriately set. 2. Focusrite Software and Drivers Driver Installation: Make sure that you have the latest drivers for your Focusrite interface installed on your computer. You can download them from the Focusrite website. Software Settings: Check the Focusrite Control software (if applicable) to ensure that your inputs are correctly configured and not muted. 3. Computer Audio Settings Default Device: Go to your computer's sound settings and check if the Focusrite interface is set as the default recording device. Volume Levels: Make sure that the input levels are not muted or too low in the computer’s audio settings. 4. vMix Audio Settings Audio Input Selection: In vMix, ensure that you have selected the correct audio input device. It should be your Focusrite interface. Input Levels: Check the audio mixer in vMix to see if the input levels are registering when you use the microphone or instrument. 5. Test with Another Application Try using your Focusrite interface with another application (like a DAW or even just a simple recording tool) to see if the issue is specific to vMix. 6. USB Ports and Cables Sometimes, the issue can be as simple as a faulty USB port or cable. Try a different USB port or cable to rule this out. 7. vMix Audio Settings Reset If you've recently changed settings in vMix, consider resetting the audio settings to their defaults and then reconfiguring them. 8. Reboot After making changes, especially to drivers or system settings, a reboot can often resolve lingering issues. 9. Consult vMix and Focusrite Support If the problem persists, consult vMix’s support documentation or forums, and consider reaching out to Focusrite’s customer support. By methodically working through these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with your Focusrite audio interface in vMix. Thanks for checking out our Channel! Learn More: ptzoptics.com/
@nick dixon So I made it for myself that I listen to an interface with my daw directly in the background with effects and so on, and an interface (from another manufacturer) with the input of the first coupler and send it directly to vmix. that works perfectly
SO ULTRA COMPRESSED!!! NO! STOP!
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I think they're pretty sweet, especially the vocal rider. Audio is a very important aspect
Are you using any of the standard vMix audio functions like noise gate, compressor, etc?
Got DeEsser a while back based on the feedback in the various groups - it's highly rated by the experts in our community. The other plugin I purchased based on good feedback from the community is NS1 Noise Suppressor. Great for removing background hiss and other unwanted noise.
Discovered Vocal Rider, I believe, while watching some of Warren Huart's live streams on music production. Only concern is it works too well and removes some of the dramatic volume changes from live streams.
Will need to go check out those other plugins you've highlighted.
How come you've not used the DeBreath plugin that comes with the Vocal bundle? Paul is a self confessed breather and there are a few instances of breathes in this video.
Thanks again Paul and Tess (and not forgetting Michael).
Thank goodness for presets there's sooo many settings to adjust!
great content . i got a question though, is there a way to remove vocals from a live streamed video? and restream that same live audio into a different vocal content.
1. Download the video stream (youtube-dl)
2. Open with Audacity (You will need FFMPEG for Audactity as well)
3. Extract audio to desired format.
4. Use the new audio track as source for the new stream
Thanks for sharing!! This will help!
Glad it was helpful!
Going to have some fun with these plugins!
This is great and would work really well for some cases but do you potentially run the risk of sounding to perfect? I know that it sounds mental but sometimes it nice when someone shouts and it peaks but it shows that person is really excited and gives them a personality. If that makes sense 🤪
Kids v Dad // KVD Gaming I agree to a point. But some people get so loud that they can distort and provides a bad experience for the listeners. Providing the best audio and video experience to your customers is paramount in my book
Robert Jean-Louis like I said it depends on the type of video your going for
This is great information thank you!
what is the minimum RAM you recommend?
I would recommend 32GB.
So I have a focusrite scarlet interface . I do a bit of zoom conference music . Will these plugins work ?
Yes, but for these plugins they are VST3 so you need a software like vMix to use them with Zoom.
Very helpful
Some interesting plugins to try out.
powerful audio tools
How can I fix a pitchy audio during live streaming?
Thanks
Hi Dandy, you can try looking at our knowelde base! help.ptzoptics.com/support/home If you can't find what you're looking for you can email our support team at support@ptzoptics.com ! -Lindsey :)
When you want to tech others about audio, please make sure that you can make your own audio sounds. Voice in this video is TERRIBLE.
I think they're not engineers, rather a DIY video for others... But yes, technically this sounds horrible
That is correct, we are not engineers.
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thanks
great tutorial
bro i have tried everything.. help me, i use focusrite.. no audio in my vmix why..
Hello!
If you're experiencing issues with no audio input from your Focusrite interface in vMix, there are several troubleshooting steps you can take to resolve the issue. Here's a systematic approach to diagnosing and fixing the problem:
1. Check Focusrite Hardware
Power and Connection: Ensure that your Focusrite interface is properly powered on and securely connected to your computer.
Input Source: Verify that the microphone or instrument is correctly connected to the Focusrite interface, and the input level is appropriately set.
2. Focusrite Software and Drivers
Driver Installation: Make sure that you have the latest drivers for your Focusrite interface installed on your computer. You can download them from the Focusrite website.
Software Settings: Check the Focusrite Control software (if applicable) to ensure that your inputs are correctly configured and not muted.
3. Computer Audio Settings
Default Device: Go to your computer's sound settings and check if the Focusrite interface is set as the default recording device.
Volume Levels: Make sure that the input levels are not muted or too low in the computer’s audio settings.
4. vMix Audio Settings
Audio Input Selection: In vMix, ensure that you have selected the correct audio input device. It should be your Focusrite interface.
Input Levels: Check the audio mixer in vMix to see if the input levels are registering when you use the microphone or instrument.
5. Test with Another Application
Try using your Focusrite interface with another application (like a DAW or even just a simple recording tool) to see if the issue is specific to vMix.
6. USB Ports and Cables
Sometimes, the issue can be as simple as a faulty USB port or cable. Try a different USB port or cable to rule this out.
7. vMix Audio Settings Reset
If you've recently changed settings in vMix, consider resetting the audio settings to their defaults and then reconfiguring them.
8. Reboot
After making changes, especially to drivers or system settings, a reboot can often resolve lingering issues.
9. Consult vMix and Focusrite Support
If the problem persists, consult vMix’s support documentation or forums, and consider reaching out to Focusrite’s customer support.
By methodically working through these steps, you should be able to identify and resolve the issue with your Focusrite audio interface in vMix.
Thanks for checking out our Channel!
Learn More: ptzoptics.com/
I wanted so much to take seriously this video, but the plugings ruins the voice,
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If you really want that radio sound you might want to use a multiband compressor.
Neato!
Does th waves audio plugins work in OBS?
They do not. But in today's live stream we will be talking about some workarounds that you can use.
Great plugins and cheap!!
Coolio!
Or just use OBS in built filters
any options for getting those filters to use system wide like discord/in game etc?
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Real time? You have 1024 Samples latency?!
@nick dixon With vmix you won't get around 1024ms no matter how you try
@nick dixon
So I made it for myself that I listen to an interface with my daw directly in the background with effects and so on, and an interface (from another manufacturer) with the input of the first coupler and send it directly to vmix. that works perfectly
Thanks for checking out our Channel!
Learn More: ptzoptics.com/