How to Manage Audio in OBS Studio | Audio for a Church Live Stream is Critical
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- Опубліковано 28 жов 2020
- Don't make audio mistakes in your live stream. Audio is arguably even more important than the image itself. In this video, we show you how to add audio sources, and how to manage the additional audio feeds from cameras and videos in your OBS Studio live stream setup.
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Great content! I found this very helpful.
Funny you should say that about Mic Audio Delay! At that Moment I noticed that your audio was a head of the video. 😂 . So I know that you were probably capturing the audio and video for this with OBS, and I also understand that it is a process to split those, realign them and then upload.
I Also really appreciate how you showed what you were talking about by bringing up your video. I do wish you had lowered the volume of the video to help differentiate between your video and your Live voice, (or maybe a lowpass filter you could crank up or down while you were speaking?), but I did get your point about video inputs potentially covering up or muddling your other live audio.
Thanks for Posting and God Bless You!
I wish there is an actual demonstration inside the congregation,
At 10:24 it is very difficult to hear because you have 2 audio sources playing at the same time.
Great video. Hey I was wondering can I use OBS to just capture my church service because at our church it’s easier for us to record and then upload to UA-cam. The way we used to do it was we take the sound from the mixing board on the headphone Jack and plug it on the camera but for some reason it doesn’t sound exactly like the speakers sound in person I tried an audio interface from the speakers input it still doesn’t sound good at all.
Really good 👍 video thanks so much
Glad you liked it!
The question. We are using Blackmagic atm. What is your recommendation? Better use audio from remote controller through ATM to OBS or audio directly from remote controller to computer and then to obs?
I was meaning audio mixer not remote controller.
10:15 audio got scrambled