I am having a weird Audio issue that I could describe as choppy between stereo fields, slight positioning difference usually accompanied by a static or pop, and shifting every 1 minute to longer time span, irregular intervals
I made a video and you would need headphones on to hear the problem I am having. It is really complex. Anyone had any stereo field issues? This is only existing on one thing I am recording into two inputs, among several ins. These inputs are of the same instrument, and they should just sit in the same position of the stereo field but instead there is a regular shift from heavier left but also right only quieter than left, to more center and slightly more present audio. This happens from 1 minute to shorter or longer, or sometimes not for quite a while. I am using so many components in my OBS but it causes no issues. I use Advance Scene Switcher, and it switches scenes, but that is not the cause. I have disabled audio enhancements in Windows, checked this sound problem with a DAW and not found it when recording the same two inputs, listened via headphones to the music computer's default realtek 2nd out port, used for OBS monitoring, and it is there or in the encoding computer's monitor from realteks that this is heard or in the played made videos. The only place it is visible, as the OBS meters are not particularly detailed enough to notice this change and I can't place them adjacent very well on there.
I tried everything, these are two audio ins from two similar interfaces from the same mono signal instrument split at a preamp. Amped the same and run carefully (1 thru ADAT) into my DAW, and simultaneously direct ins to OBS. If I use the output of the DAW as the input to OBS I get the sound of the 2 ins very solidly stereo positioned. It is only on the direct ins (I have set up OBS to take all hardware instruments as direct ins and the DAW over a patch cable from one interface to the other, as the direct in from the ins there) that are giving me the issue, and only on this pair of ins on 2 stereo field ins, into OBS. This should not quantitatively be happening, as any other mono signal sits where I put it, and mixes flawlessly into the OBS scenes.
Anyone having a stereo field issue of any kind? I will try and upload that video for anyone interested in seeing this strange problem. I recorded for an hour and a half yesterday and got basically nowhere in solving this. I have been trying to solve it for a couple of months. It is really noticeable and not ideal. Absolutely unsolvable issue. I will try and upload that video right now to my bitchute. I will post the link here if I get it done within the hour.
I made a video and you would need headphones on to hear the problem I am having. It is really complex. Anyone had any stereo field issues? This is only existing on one thing I am recording into two inputs, among several ins. These inputs are of the same instrument, and they should just sit in the same position of the stereo field but instead there is a regular shift from heavier left but also right only quieter than left, to more center and slightly more present audio. This happens from 1 minute to shorter or longer, or sometimes not for quite a while. I am using so many components in my OBS but it causes no issues. I use Advance Scene Switcher, and it switches scenes, but that is not the cause. I have disabled audio enhancements in Windows, checked this sound problem with a DAW and not found it when recording the same two inputs, listened via headphones to the music computer's default realtek 2nd out port, used for OBS monitoring, and it is there or in the encoding computer's monitor from realteks that this is heard or in the played made videos. The only place it is visible, as the OBS meters are not particularly detailed enough to notice this change and I can't place them adjacent very well on there.
I tried everything, these are two audio ins from two similar interfaces from the same mono signal instrument split at a preamp. Amped the same and run carefully (1 thru ADAT) into my DAW, and simultaneously direct ins to OBS. If I use the output of the DAW as the input to OBS I get the sound of the 2 ins very solidly stereo positioned. It is only on the direct ins (I have set up OBS to take all hardware instruments as direct ins and the DAW over a patch cable from one interface to the other, as the direct in from the ins there) that are giving me the issue, and only on this pair of ins on 2 stereo field ins, into OBS. This should not quantitatively be happening, as any other mono signal sits where I put it, and mixes flawlessly into the OBS scenes.
Anyone having a stereo field issue of any kind? I will try and upload that video for anyone interested in seeing this strange problem. I recorded for an hour and a half yesterday and got basically nowhere in solving this. I have been trying to solve it for a couple of months. It is really noticeable and not ideal. Absolutely unsolvable issue. I will try and upload that video right now to my bitchute. I will post the link here if I get it done within the hour.