I can't use USB Microphone and Line in together

[ThayroneAssis]

Hello friends, I'm with a strange porblema, I use the Obs in a church environment
The problem is this: I have a USB microphone, and I recently put the soundboard in the line in of the computer to receive the sound of the instruments
What happens is that it doesn't play both together, even when I put it on the same track always prevails the standard input, but not the two together.
Does anyone have any idea how to solve it, I need the two of them playing together

 

[DKenn]

USB microphones often override those plugged into the microphone socket. Using a mixer might be your best option.

If you open the Volume mixer in Windows (right click on the speaker icon in the icon tray), are both microphones showing?

 

[ThayroneAssis]

Os microfones USB geralmente substituem aqueles conectados ao soquete do microfone. Usar um mixer pode ser sua melhor opção.

Se você abrir o mixer de volume no Windows (clique com o botão direito do mouse no ícone do alto-falante na bandeja de ícones), ambos os microfones estão sendo exibidos?

Não, um é como microfone e outro como entrada de áudio

 

[ThayroneAssis]

And the two appear in the Obs mixer, but only the sound of one is left

 

[AaronD]

What do you have here?:

And how high do the meters run for each source?

 

[AaronD]

USB microphones often override those plugged into the microphone socket.

I haven't seen that. Not in the sense of being unable to use the other one. The default changes - which is why you should never use Default in OBS, but always choose a specific device - but all devices are still available to choose from. Just have two sources, which it sounds like the OP already does, and connect them to different devices.

But there might be a simpler way:

I have a USB microphone, and I recently put the soundboard in the line in of the computer to receive the sound of the instruments

Can you use a different mic instead, that runs through the soundboard? Then you'd be back to just one source in OBS.

 

[ThayroneAssis]

E os dois aparecem no mixer do Obs, mas só fica o som

Eu não vi isso. Não no sentido de não poder usar o outro. O padrão muda - é por isso que você nunca deve usar Padrão no OBS, mas sempre escolher um dispositivo específico - mas todos os dispositivos ainda estão disponíveis para escolha. Basta ter duas fontes, o que parece que o OP já tem, e conectá-las a dispositivos diferentes.

Mas pode haver uma maneira mais simples:

Você pode usar um microfone diferente em vez disso, que passa pela mesa de som? Então você estaria de volta a apenas uma fonte no OBS.

I haven't seen that. Not in the sense of being unable to use the other one. The default changes - which is why you should never use Default in OBS, but always choose a specific device - but all devices are still available to choose from. Just have two sources, which it sounds like the OP already does, and connect them to different devices.

But there might be a simpler way:

Can you use a different mic instead, that runs through the soundboard? Then you'd be back to just one source in OBS.

And I have a USB microphone, and I plugged in the instruments that are plugged into a soundboard in the input line of the PC. But when I put both in the mixer of Obs works only one, in a live broadcast, the Obs accepts a single track, but I see both but only comes out sound of one

 

[ThayroneAssis]

What do you have here?:
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And how high do the meters run for each source?

I can not send a print now, but I have in this part the two sound inputs, the USB and the line in, but in a live broadcast, the Obs allows me only 1 sound track, and when I put the two inputs in a sound track, only one of them comes out the audio.

 

[AaronD]

I can not send a print now, but I have in this part the two sound inputs, the USB and the line in, but in a live broadcast, the Obs allows me only 1 sound track, and when I put the two inputs in a sound track, only one of them comes out the audio.

"Track" has a specific meaning here. Let's see your screenshot, and see if we're using the same definitions.

 

[ThayroneAssis]

I changed the microphone input, but two microphones don't work at the same time, now I have a usb microphone and one in the p2 input

everything is in portuguese

sorry

 

[AaronD]

I changed the microphone input, but two microphones don't work at the same time, now I have a usb microphone and one in the p2 input

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everything is in portuguese

View attachment 96632sorry

Retyping into Google Translate with the wrong character set, seemed to get me enough anyway. Or at least it made *some* kind of sense. :-)

One potential problem is that you're using the Default setting for your Desktop Audio. That is likely to change what it connects to when you plug in or unplug things. Always choose a specific device, so that it doesn't end up listening to the wrong one. If it works for one session, but not the next, and you don't think you changed anything, that could be why.

Another possibility is that your second mic looks to be a built-in sound card. Maybe that's where you have the soundboard plugged in, but most of us that are past the point of just playing around, don't use that because the quality isn't so good.
USB everything: get all of the analog circuitry out of the noisy digital box that the computer itself is. And *good* USB stuff too: not a repackaged version of the same chip that's designed to go inside the noisy box and therefore has no motivation to be all that good itself.
If you're already doing that - USB everything - then choosing the internal sound card is not what you want, except as a last-resort-backup.

Your meters are different, so you have 3 different sources of *some* kind. But one of them is muted. Is that your missing audio?

 

[ThayroneAssis]

Redigitar no Google Tradutor com o conjunto de caracteres errado parecia me dar o suficiente de qualquer maneira. Ou pelo menos fazia *algum* tipo de sentido. :-)

Um problema potencial é que você está usando a configuração padrão para o áudio da área de trabalho. É provável que mude o que se conecta quando você conecta ou desconecta as coisas. Escolha sempre um aparelho específico, para que ele não acabe ouvindo o errado. Se funcionou em uma sessão, mas não na seguinte, e você acha que não mudou nada, pode ser por isso.

Outra possibilidade é que seu segundo microfone pareça ser uma placa de som embutida. Talvez seja onde você tem a mesa de som conectada, mas a maioria de nós que já passou do ponto de apenas brincar, não a usa porque a qualidade não é tão boa.
USB tudo: tire todos os circuitos analógicos da caixa digital barulhenta que é o próprio computador. E coisas USB * boas * também: não uma versão reembalada do mesmo chip que foi projetada para entrar na caixa barulhenta e, portanto, não tem motivação para ser tão boa assim.
Se você já está fazendo isso - USB tudo - então escolher a placa de som interna não é o que você deseja, exceto como um backup de último recurso.

Seus medidores são diferentes, então você tem 3 fontes diferentes de *algum* tipo. Mas um deles está mudo. É esse o seu áudio ausente?

The one that is mute is the microphone p2 that is not coming out the sound along with the sound table

 

[AaronD]

Why the second thread?

I can't use two microphones at the same time

Hello friends I'm using two microphones on my computer. One usb and one in the p2 microphone input The problem is that in Obs shows both, but when streaming live only what I choose as main in Windows settings comes out the sound, Even showing that it's active the two, if I put in different...

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I guess we'll continue the discussion over there, since it does seem to be a good reset.