Really the important thing is that all your audio settings match everywhere. That means your frequency rate in OBS should match whatever your frequency rate is for the microphone you use, the interface that you use, and any audio software that you might use.
Hey I have a really tuff questions for you. I saw your video on using virtual cables to separate and control all audio sources individually and it’s been working great but I’ve come across a hiccup. All In-game chat (voice chat from squads in game, so not Xbox parties or discord) goes straight to desktop audio. The only input I don’t have going into my stream is desktop audio, so the stream can not hear the random squad mates I play with. They can only hear people I put in my discord or Xbox party because I put discord and Xbox into a virtual cable. So when I try to send desktop audio to a VC and then add audio monitor filter, It’s either just doesn’t work, echos, peaks really loud, or the stream can only hear it but I can’t. How can I keep all the perfect monitoring I have made and also find a way to get desktop audio to be heard in the stream and in my headphones?
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You could be charging for such knowledge and quality!! Thank you so much for this!
HUGE help! Thank you so much! I've been trying to figure out my audio issue for months and this solved it!
your voice is so clear my in a distorted box sound even a lower the input level
Your instructions are excellent! Thank you.
went through when I first started video editing, now it's taking a whole new switch and learning soft will only boost my courage for the
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What are the best setting for singing as I use OBS on Facebook Live ,
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Really the important thing is that all your audio settings match everywhere. That means your frequency rate in OBS should match whatever your frequency rate is for the microphone you use, the interface that you use, and any audio software that you might use.
Hey I have a really tuff questions for you. I saw your video on using virtual cables to separate and control all audio sources individually and it’s been working great but I’ve come across a hiccup. All In-game chat (voice chat from squads in game, so not Xbox parties or discord) goes straight to desktop audio. The only input I don’t have going into my stream is desktop audio, so the stream can not hear the random squad mates I play with. They can only hear people I put in my discord or Xbox party because I put discord and Xbox into a virtual cable. So when I try to send desktop audio to a VC and then add audio monitor filter, It’s either just doesn’t work, echos, peaks really loud, or the stream can only hear it but I can’t. How can I keep all the perfect monitoring I have made and also find a way to get desktop audio to be heard in the stream and in my headphones?