So im using streamlabs obs to stream games on twitch, i like to have music in the backround as iam not verry good at talking.
since the begining it has been my intent to edit the streams down and put them on youtube but the music is in the way,
iam simply wondering if there is anny simple way to do this or a good tutorial. that is easy for a newcomer to understand.
To exclude sound sources from the mix of general desktop audio is a common task. You need to "split" audio - that's the term used in the linked guides.
In general, it works like this: you install a virtual audio device and configure the app you want to record to output its sound not to the default device but to that virtual audio device. In OBS, you record that virtual audio device. These guides all deal with separating audio with different focus:
Important: this guide only works on Windows 10. No idea if it could work on Windows 8 since I've never used Windows 8 or 8.1. But I'm sure Windows 7 and below can't. Important: make sure you know basically how to configure Windows 10 (especially...
Its fortunately quite easy to exclude an Audio source from your stream or recording. But there are a few things we cannot do. So let us take a look at the different sources we may have available: Good Voice-Communication (Teamspeak, Skype...
In OBS-Studio you can very easily configure everything for "High Quality" recordings as well as multiple Audio Tracks. We simply need to go into the "Output" settings of OBS. Simple High Quality Settings If you do not plan on streaming and do...
With the Software Voicemeeter Banana by the guys from VB-Audio Software you can manage several Audio In and Outputs to give you the options to decide which sound should go onto your stream or recording and which goes to your speakers, headset or...
This is probably the easiest way to exclude voice chat off your streams. No third part programs needed. Just your motherboard's sound card. Requirements: Free 3.5mm output. (Speakers). (You must have eg. wireless headset) 1) Go to your sound...
I wanted to provide a little guide on how one can exclude the audio of applications from OBS or any kind of streaming software while you yourself can still hear it, eg. when you want to stream a game and want the stream to hear the game-sounds...
To exclude sound sources from the mix of general desktop audio is a common task. You need to "split" audio - that's the term used in the linked guides.
In general, it works like this: you install a virtual audio device and configure the app you want to record to output its sound not to the default device but to that virtual audio device. In OBS, you record that virtual audio device. These guides all deal with separating audio with different focus:
Important: this guide only works on Windows 10. No idea if it could work on Windows 8 since I've never used Windows 8 or 8.1. But I'm sure Windows 7 and below can't. Important: make sure you know basically how to configure Windows 10 (especially...
Its fortunately quite easy to exclude an Audio source from your stream or recording. But there are a few things we cannot do. So let us take a look at the different sources we may have available: Good Voice-Communication (Teamspeak, Skype...
In OBS-Studio you can very easily configure everything for "High Quality" recordings as well as multiple Audio Tracks. We simply need to go into the "Output" settings of OBS. Simple High Quality Settings If you do not plan on streaming and do...
With the Software Voicemeeter Banana by the guys from VB-Audio Software you can manage several Audio In and Outputs to give you the options to decide which sound should go onto your stream or recording and which goes to your speakers, headset or...
This is probably the easiest way to exclude voice chat off your streams. No third part programs needed. Just your motherboard's sound card. Requirements: Free 3.5mm output. (Speakers). (You must have eg. wireless headset) 1) Go to your sound...
I wanted to provide a little guide on how one can exclude the audio of applications from OBS or any kind of streaming software while you yourself can still hear it, eg. when you want to stream a game and want the stream to hear the game-sounds...
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