GreaterSpaceC
New Member
Hello everyone, very new to linux (Mint).
Before I made the switch from windows I had a microphone setup where I would use OBS to apply multiple filters and EQ to my mic, then use a virtual audio cable as a monitoring device to pipe that filtered audio into Discord or Teams.
Unfortunately I am having some trouble recreating this setup.
I found this script to create a virtual sink with a mic and speaker source so it can be added as both an OBS monitor, and a discord mic. But no matter what I do or how I configure the traces in qpwgraph, the audio either doesnt come through, or it bypasses all the filters.
https://github.com/steven3363/Virtual-Cables-Linux/blob/main/virtual-cable-pipewire.sh
Could this be a bug with the current version of OBS's monitoring functionality? Does this issue sound like something someone else has experiences? Does anyone have any suggestions for how to achieve what I had on windows in linux or how to setup the traces in qpw to get the functionallity I am looking for?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.
Before I made the switch from windows I had a microphone setup where I would use OBS to apply multiple filters and EQ to my mic, then use a virtual audio cable as a monitoring device to pipe that filtered audio into Discord or Teams.
Unfortunately I am having some trouble recreating this setup.
I found this script to create a virtual sink with a mic and speaker source so it can be added as both an OBS monitor, and a discord mic. But no matter what I do or how I configure the traces in qpwgraph, the audio either doesnt come through, or it bypasses all the filters.
https://github.com/steven3363/Virtual-Cables-Linux/blob/main/virtual-cable-pipewire.sh
Could this be a bug with the current version of OBS's monitoring functionality? Does this issue sound like something someone else has experiences? Does anyone have any suggestions for how to achieve what I had on windows in linux or how to setup the traces in qpw to get the functionallity I am looking for?
Any help would be appreciated, thanks.