Question / Help Record game/Skype/mic separate
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Steve Macintosh
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VoiceMeeter: http://vb-audio.pagesperso-orange.fr/Voicemeeter/
or
Virtual Audio Cable http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm
And then watch a couple of videos or read a few guides on the one you choose to get a grasp of how they work. And then start routing :)
Basically you can make it so you have all the desired inputs available to you in OBS and record them independently.
or
Virtual Audio Cable http://software.muzychenko.net/eng/vac.htm
And then watch a couple of videos or read a few guides on the one you choose to get a grasp of how they work. And then start routing :)
Basically you can make it so you have all the desired inputs available to you in OBS and record them independently.
Thank you Steve for VoiceMeeter pdf link :) Reading now.
I know about VAC and try to use it.
I'm use Avermedia Live Gamer HD Lite to capture video from Playstation 4. And choose "Direct Sound" in Properties for 'Video Capture Device' to listen in-game sounds. Problem is Skype speakers mixed with in-game sounds while recording.
I know about VAC and try to use it.
I'm use Avermedia Live Gamer HD Lite to capture video from Playstation 4. And choose "Direct Sound" in Properties for 'Video Capture Device' to listen in-game sounds. Problem is Skype speakers mixed with in-game sounds while recording.
Steve Macintosh
Member
Yeah so VoiceMeeter might be easier to setup and more straight forward. Baically you see the buttons with A1/A2/A3/B1/B2? Well you can mix and match any input you have with any number of outputs. So you can have one for grouping sounds you want to hear (say A1), one group with sounds that you send to your friend on skype (A2). and then the remaining busses you can use to send individual tracks to OBS where you select them as inputs and record to their own track.
And oh, if you don't have "proper" ASIO drivers I do recommend you try out ASIO4ALL. While it's not needed for VoiceMeeter to work, the programs that actually do have ASIO support greatly benefit from the reduced latency.
And oh, if you don't have "proper" ASIO drivers I do recommend you try out ASIO4ALL. While it's not needed for VoiceMeeter to work, the programs that actually do have ASIO support greatly benefit from the reduced latency.