Question / Help Obs not handling DAW output as audio output capture, reading my Scarlett solo dual input as one input..

[Tallis161]

So I tried some halo Ce streaming all good.
But first time I streamed guitar as well,
It registers input left as mic, right as guitar,
Can I separate them somehow
Is there a hook to capture DAW output,
Or if I really need to separate inputs then Run my guitar into obs, can I actually set the audio sample rate and buffer? It's greyed out, perhaps because it has a control app.

Mainly I'm wigged out at not capturing my audio output from a daw, cubase,
But apps like tidal are fine.
And yeah my dual input.. How do I just capture the left channel as audio input,
I tried advanced audio properties, set it to mono and panned left.

Any help setting this up would be appreciated.. I'm stumped.
I can work advanced production software, I taught myself Vegas pro, but obs is just acting weird.
I'd do guitar through it but the lag was intolerable and it's set to 44.1k..

Please help,

 

[FerretBomb]

You can use the obs-rematrix plugin to split your single stereo audio out to two mono devices.

rematrix-filter plugin

What for? Allows custom mixing of channels, duplicate, mute, swap channels at will. Namely for channel corrections, or extraction of certain channels. EG. fix swapped left / right channels, or to reorder channels to the correct positions for...

obsproject.com

Many DAWs are ASIO-based, which OBS does not support by default. You may need to install the obs-asio plugin to get them working, as well as use something like ReaRoute to control the audio outputs and make them behave nicely.

GitHub - Andersama/obs-asio: ASIO plugin for OBS-Studio

ASIO plugin for OBS-Studio. Contribute to Andersama/obs-asio development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

 

[Tallis161]

You can use the obs-rematrix plugin to split your single stereo audio out to two mono devices.

rematrix-filter plugin

What for? Allows custom mixing of channels, duplicate, mute, swap channels at will. Namely for channel corrections, or extraction of certain channels. EG. fix swapped left / right channels, or to reorder channels to the correct positions for...

obsproject.com

Many DAWs are ASIO-based, which OBS does not support by default. You may need to install the obs-asio plugin to get them working, as well as use something like ReaRoute to control the audio outputs and make them behave nicely.

GitHub - Andersama/obs-asio: ASIO plugin for OBS-Studio

ASIO plugin for OBS-Studio. Contribute to Andersama/obs-asio development by creating an account on GitHub.

github.com

Thank you!!