Awesome video. Thank you! If it didn't work right away guys, really make sure you followed every exact step. I even followed the steps one time through and had to reinstall Reaper again but it does work. When in doubt, reinstall.
And to make things more confusing, it seems like every time there is a software update, I have to do the process over again. It sucks, but until a DAW and the likes of an OBS get together and work something out, it's the only way I can figure out how to make it continue to work.
@@myguitarjourney3002 thanks a lot! i tested and it works! but there still one question left. how can i hear my guitar if i have usb headphones connected to my pc. can i output sound from reaper to my pc`s soundcard? the only way that ive found is to turn on monitoring in obs`s advanced audio properties BUT it has a big delay... and its hard to play properly irl and listen to the mess in headphones..
Dude....you literally have no clue how much you have helped me!!! I have a UA-cam channel myself, and I've been wanting to do amp simulator demos forever now. I have went down the Voicemeeter route...nothing but feedback when trying to record the amp sim in Reaper. I was at the point where I was about to just stick a microphone in front of my monitoring speaker... But somehow I found this video amongst all of the rest that use Voicemeeter. The one and only solution that I have ever found to work. I would have never figured this out on my own, and I have no clue how you managed to do it...but you did, and you are the man for sharing this!!!
Just adding this in case anyone else comes up to it - When I was going through these steps, the latest version of the OBS-ASIO plugin was 3.0.3, not the 2.0.2 in the video. 3.0.0 did not work (something about bassasio issues), so I went back and installed the 2.0.3 (the second latest version) and it worked.
man thank you soooo much im serious i woulda gave up i was 6 hours in like wtf dude youre video was a huge help thank you youre not kidding when you say theres bad info out there this video was as simple as it could be very nice again thank you
great video, accidentally stumbled upon it, I see that people complain that the OBS-ASIO plugin does not appear, you have to install reaper on c program files common files VST, if you don't have a folder, create it and just follow the tutorial and the plugins will appear
First off, great video! This is extremely helpful and should get most, if not all, people streaming epic guitar riffs. However, it is even easier than how you have it demonstrated... 1) You downloaded ReaPlugs but never configured it in Reaper. You used the built-in ReaStream (Cockos) plug-in that comes with Reaper, not ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition). So the step of downloading and installing ReaPlugs is technically not needed. Just use the built-in ReaStream (Cockos) plug-in as you did and call it good. To use ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition) you first need to go to Options > Preferences > Plug-ins > VST and add the path to the ReaPlugs package you just installed (C:\Program Files\VSTPlugins\ReaPlugs). Reaper does not see this directory by default (at least on my install and clearly on your install because you didn't use it). Once you do this, hit the [Re-scan] button and Reaper will be configured to use ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition). 2) You don't have the link to the OBS-ASIO plug-in in your description. This is easy enough to Google and find it though. Also, OBS-ASIO is technically not needed either. See #3. 3) The OBS-ASIO plug-in is technically not needed. All you have to do is add any input device and apply the ReaStream filter. In my case I just used the "default" input device which is my Desktop Audio. I applied the filter and off we go. I also have mix/aux inputs from my sound card that I do not use so I can add my audio card mic/aux as an input, apply the filter and off we go... (lots of ways to get there). You can even apply the filter to your USB mic input or any other input not currently being used so long as you add the ReaStream filter you will get the Reaper audio (with FX) in OBS. Adding the OBS-ASIO plug-in gives you an additional input device that you can use to configure ReaStream and have its own independent item in the audio mixer. Again, technically not needed but provides additional flexibility and configuration for your audio mixing, so it is a good thing. Again, your video was great and it gave me a head start for sure. But at the end of the day you don't need to download and install anything. You can accomplish what you are trying to do with the built-in plug-ins from Reaper and the standard VST 2.x plug-in support in OBS (VST2 > Standalone).
OK... So by default OBS will look in the install directory for ReaPlugs to gain access to the ReaStream VST2.x plug-in. So, installing ReaPlugs is not a bad thing and will make it ever so slightly easy for OBS to find the plug-in (it just works). Alternatively, you can point OBS to a different location to use the ReaStream plug-in that comes with Reapers (To my knowledge and I think this is how I have it setup. Again, great video and this armed me with enough info to get it all working. The confusion comes from the nth number of ways this can be done... Do your research and use what works best for you, but this video certainly gets the ball rolling.
@@ErgMaN_2point0 hey thanks for the clarification. I recently set up ReaStream from Reaper to OBS and I was wondering why the extra setup and steps would be required. It's working great for me, at least when recording in OBS. Got a couple of questions for you, if you don't mind: 1) Do you know if there is any difference between the ReaPlugs version and the built-in version of ReaStream? (I assume there is no difference) 2) Do you stream out to Zoom, etc? And if so, how do you do that and is there any issue with a live guitar track coming from Reaper? (I'm using VB-Cable) Thanks in advance.
thanks. just remember that when any of the software updates, it breaks everything and you need to reload it again. this is just a hack job. these two companies should work together to make it simpler out of the box.
Thank you so much Steve. I don't know how you worked this out, it was driving me crazy and I would never have discovered the things you describe here without your help. Focusrite should hire you to write their help page! It's a brilliant guide and thank you for making it so easy to follow. NB fyi, maybe due to using more recent versions of software (eg Reaper 7.11), when I got to the `clincher' I was horrified to find that OSB didn't list the correct VST as a filter - but luckily it all worked without needing this.
Absolutely amazing video. ALL the other videos about this SUCK. Wrong information, missing steps, explaining too fast, etc. I’d spend two hours following someone’s instructions and….of course it wouldn’t work. This was perfect. THANK YOU.
You are my god!! You saved my boring life now i can stream to twitch with the best reverbs,compressor, auto tune and all the ear candy in the world Will also buy reaper. I am so happy right now. Thank you sp very much
I watched all of those other videos before coming here. I will say thank you a million times over. No bananas here! Clear, concise, and to the point. Keep on Rocking!
This has been very useful…I hit a snug when I couldn’t see the reaper plugins in OBS at first, so I copied the reaper plugins folder manually and pasted into the VSTplugins folder in my computer, it has worked… also I realized that I always have to select TRANSITION, on OBS in order to see my changes take effect. Thanks for the tutorial.
Like many others I found you after wasting time with other videos. This worked perfectly. Thank you so much! Instead of uninstalling and reinstalling Reaper, I just reinstalled over my existing Reaper application. Initially the audio being recorded in OBS sounded choppy, broken, bad, fuzzy, unusable etc. Removing (not disabling) other items from the scene sorted that out for me. Thank you again for a concise, and easy to follow tutorial. Subbed and I look forward to future posts!
Man this has helped me soooo much! Thank you! Also if anyone is running into delay issues with your guitar not syncing up with you desktop audio. Try to put just a 100ms off sync on it. This fix my delay issue. Hope this helps!
Thank you! I spent several days fighting with all the bananas and potatoes. When I found your video and finally got it to work (my biggest stumbling block was the reastream plug in was loaded into the wrong folder), I was so glad you took the time to document your process so clearly and concisely. I use a Presonnus 1810C and was able to get everything working perfectly. Another stumbling block, when I went to Github for asio driver, the latest version was a 3.xx that required some other gyration which I never did figure out, so word to the wise for others. Take the 2.xx version. It works great.
Thanks man, it's a perfect job you are the best of all people in youtube, finally after getting tired you gave me the key and everyone on youtube made the solutions and made it more difficult
I LOVE YOU SO MUCHHHHH!!! I GOT MAD TOO WITH THIS PROBLEMMMMM AHHHHHHGGGGGGGG I haven't tried yet, but i will tomorrow... You made me feel alive again. Thank you so so so so so so so much
Wow, so you've just given us two independent ways to send audio directly from Reaper to OBS with practically zero latency. Amazing! I figured out the ReaStream workflow just before finding your video. I had given up on ReaRoute lol. Just curious, if you see this. Do you have a preference? They both seem pretty solid.
I've spent DAYS trying to figure this shit out but there's always been something in my way. With the help of this video, I got it all cleared up! Thank you so much man, YOU RULE
Good vid! I didn't know about the OBS to Asio and the ReaRoute option. I might give those a go. I have had pretty good success without those two items, however. As for an Audio Input source in OBS; as long as you can choose an unused audio device you can connect the ReaStream plugin. I choose my webcam mic since I don't use it. I turn the volume down with a gain plugin and then add the ReaStream plugin...works great. I think you can also use an already used input as well if you add the gain plugin and turn it down before the ReaStream. It might keep things a little more lean for OBS to process...plus you don't have to do all of the extra steps every time you reinstall.
ok that could be my last hope..I get sigmal from the cams mic mixed in, like a horrible high machine whine under evrything. I just tried killing the volume in obs audio mixer but its still there..ok so you used a gain plug before reastream..i'll try that cheers
I made the mistake of getting all that stuff at once, I’m overwhelmed🤣 after shooting UA-cam videos with a phone and a handheld Walmart camera for a few years this stuff is blowing my mind! I’ve done some stuff with the OBS but it wasn’t music. When I figure out how to get Ableton into OBS I’ll try some music again!
I just got all that computer stuff after 300 videos on a cheap plastic Walmart cam and windows movie maker! 🤣 the last 4 or 5 videos I made were just comedy skits with OBS and Focusrite (and what I figured out to this point) but I haven’t gotten around to the DAW software I downloaded so I haven’t started back with music videos yet. I was doing pretty good just playing my guitar with UA-cam backing tracks on the little camera with its built in microphone and balancing the room sound by ear, so I feel like I could get a lot better sound once I figure out all this technical stuff, or I’m hoping so anyhow, lol! It sure is a lot different than our sound gear I’m used to dealing with. I’m so used to a knobs and slider bars! I guess I’m as old school as they come, lol!
what does the reastream plugin do? I did everything the same as you except no reastream, I just went into the route of the master track and added a send to rearoute 1/2 and everything works
Man, you saved me so much time. Thank you so much! And btw, you don't technically have to do a complete uninstall and reinstall of reaper. Just do an update, or redownload it, you'll have the option to download the ReaRoute ASIO by doing that. That way, you can keep all your settings/layout/themes/etc and bypass having to do the whole setup again. That's what I did.
I just started watching, but the banana didn't worked for me. I have Studio One and everyone says banana works, but not for me. If this video doesn't gives me clues on how to fix it on Studio One, I might change to Reaper lol. I have hardware synths with no usb connections so the $60 license may be excellent for me as I could keep mixing stuff on S1
Can you do a video on how to do this on Apple laptops? I want to have reverb on my vocals and some EQ. So I think I need to use a DAW cause I don't have a mixer.
Hi there! I thought your video was extremely useful, and for a while, it worked like a charm! ... Unfortunately, I've encountered an issue where the audio coming from the DAW sounds absolutely distorted. I feel like it may have something to do with the ASIO input, as the DAW sounds fine in the headset (did some test recordings to figure out). Do you have any insight on this, perchance? Keep up the good work! Cheers!
I've found the fix! At the time of the video, the version of the obs asio plug in was the 2.0, but the latest is the 3.0. When i followed the tutorial i went for the latest version and it didn't worked, but when i tried the version 2.0 it works completely fine!! So there you go, just install that version and it will be solved!
@@CoMeTOficial It didn't help me :( . I've reinstalled obs, obs-asio, but the sound is still too distorted, even tho I've turned on clean preset in ToneLib GFX plugin. Any ideas how can I fix this>?
Everything in this video worked, but the only problem I'm running into is the distortion/FX from my Bias FX isn't coming through. It's just a dry, clean signal. Any help would be much appreciated.
im using software amps. been trying to make restream work for years, finally can because of you. however the audio from my guitar and vst amps is coming out staticky and unbearable to hear.
All was going well until I looked for "AISO input capture" in OBS ... it is not there... bummer. Followed the steps to the T. Guess I am screwed on this. I am using Cakewalk by Bandlab.. alas... this video helped a teeny bit. oh well.
@@guiadorno10 Never had any answer... I simply decided to stream using directly my audio interface on which I plug my mixing console with the FX on the sources I want, instead of using a DAW to get the same thing. Gain of time and less frustration for a similar result.
I have my reaper set to using 2 channels in windows settings, and somehow when my input 2 sends guitar into reaper it's being hear by input one and vice versa. I've used it this way before and it didn't happen so I don't know what I did wrong.
Well play ! But I have a issue at home with this technic. I own a bunch of plugins, like hundreds. So when i go there 12:24. I don't see the rea plugins only and I can't explore the list. So i am F**.
I am trying to use a Zoom Q2N 4k camera for video and voice connected via USB. I can't seem to get video and the stereo audio from the Zoom Q2N camera. Is there a setting in OBS to add this?
Everything so far is working except for the fact that it doesn't show my plugins when I add the filter. This keeps happening and I followed so many instructions step by step. For some reason slobs or OBS can't find my plugins
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Awesome video. Thank you! If it didn't work right away guys, really make sure you followed every exact step. I even followed the steps one time through and had to reinstall Reaper again but it does work. When in doubt, reinstall.
And to make things more confusing, it seems like every time there is a software update, I have to do the process over again. It sucks, but until a DAW and the likes of an OBS get together and work something out, it's the only way I can figure out how to make it continue to work.
@@myguitarjourney3002 can it work the same way with umc22 and behringer usb audio codec? unfortunately i have no focusrite dai(
@@myguitarjourney3002 thanks a lot! i tested and it works! but there still one question left. how can i hear my guitar if i have usb headphones connected to my pc. can i output sound from reaper to my pc`s soundcard? the only way that ive found is to turn on monitoring in obs`s advanced audio properties BUT it has a big delay... and its hard to play properly irl and listen to the mess in headphones..
@@lW01Flthat delay is called latency, look for videos ‘how to reduce audio latency in reaper ‘ hopefully helps.
I'VE BEEN TRYING TO FIND THIS FOR LITERALLY A MONTH AND IT JUST RANDOMLY POPPED UP IN MY RECOMMENDED.
THANK YOU SO MUCH.
Dude....you literally have no clue how much you have helped me!!! I have a UA-cam channel myself, and I've been wanting to do amp simulator demos forever now. I have went down the Voicemeeter route...nothing but feedback when trying to record the amp sim in Reaper. I was at the point where I was about to just stick a microphone in front of my monitoring speaker...
But somehow I found this video amongst all of the rest that use Voicemeeter. The one and only solution that I have ever found to work. I would have never figured this out on my own, and I have no clue how you managed to do it...but you did, and you are the man for sharing this!!!
I am so glad that I was able to help you.
I’m just starting on this stuff so you are both professors as far as I’m concerned, lol!
Just adding this in case anyone else comes up to it - When I was going through these steps, the latest version of the OBS-ASIO plugin was 3.0.3, not the 2.0.2 in the video. 3.0.0 did not work (something about bassasio issues), so I went back and installed the 2.0.3 (the second latest version) and it worked.
thk for the tip, saved my time
good eye man! thanks !
thx dude !
tks! in fact, the actual obs-asio does not work with OBS 26. this post should be fixed on top!
The missing link....thanks
spent days trying to figure this out thank you so much!!!
man thank you soooo much im serious i woulda gave up i was 6 hours in like wtf dude youre video was a huge help thank you youre not kidding when you say theres bad info out there this video was as simple as it could be very nice again thank you
this is crystal clear. and you are right w the banana mumbo jumbo stuff, they're all confusing.
Thank you so much for your kindness for sharing this info!
great video, accidentally stumbled upon it, I see that people complain that the OBS-ASIO plugin does not appear, you have to install reaper on c program files common files VST, if you don't have a folder, create it and just follow the tutorial and the plugins will appear
I have install reaper in ""C:\Program Files\REAPER (x64)
eaper.exe"" but the OBS-ASIO plugin does not appear in filter on OBS!
What a video, saved me. Cant deny I still tried for hours before I was able to find this master piece, but I am so happy it works now!
Thanks man!
First off, great video! This is extremely helpful and should get most, if not all, people streaming epic guitar riffs. However, it is even easier than how you have it demonstrated...
1) You downloaded ReaPlugs but never configured it in Reaper. You used the built-in ReaStream (Cockos) plug-in that comes with Reaper, not ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition). So the step of downloading and installing ReaPlugs is technically not needed. Just use the built-in ReaStream (Cockos) plug-in as you did and call it good.
To use ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition) you first need to go to Options > Preferences > Plug-ins > VST and add the path to the ReaPlugs package you just installed (C:\Program Files\VSTPlugins\ReaPlugs). Reaper does not see this directory by default (at least on my install and clearly on your install because you didn't use it). Once you do this, hit the [Re-scan] button and Reaper will be configured to use ReaPlugs ReaStream (ReaPlugs edition).
2) You don't have the link to the OBS-ASIO plug-in in your description. This is easy enough to Google and find it though. Also, OBS-ASIO is technically not needed either. See #3.
3) The OBS-ASIO plug-in is technically not needed. All you have to do is add any input device and apply the ReaStream filter. In my case I just used the "default" input device which is my Desktop Audio. I applied the filter and off we go. I also have mix/aux inputs from my sound card that I do not use so I can add my audio card mic/aux as an input, apply the filter and off we go... (lots of ways to get there). You can even apply the filter to your USB mic input or any other input not currently being used so long as you add the ReaStream filter you will get the Reaper audio (with FX) in OBS. Adding the OBS-ASIO plug-in gives you an additional input device that you can use to configure ReaStream and have its own independent item in the audio mixer. Again, technically not needed but provides additional flexibility and configuration for your audio mixing, so it is a good thing.
Again, your video was great and it gave me a head start for sure. But at the end of the day you don't need to download and install anything. You can accomplish what you are trying to do with the built-in plug-ins from Reaper and the standard VST 2.x plug-in support in OBS (VST2 > Standalone).
OK... So by default OBS will look in the install directory for ReaPlugs to gain access to the ReaStream VST2.x plug-in. So, installing ReaPlugs is not a bad thing and will make it ever so slightly easy for OBS to find the plug-in (it just works). Alternatively, you can point OBS to a different location to use the ReaStream plug-in that comes with Reapers (To my knowledge and I think this is how I have it setup. Again, great video and this armed me with enough info to get it all working. The confusion comes from the nth number of ways this can be done... Do your research and use what works best for you, but this video certainly gets the ball rolling.
@@ErgMaN_2point0 hey thanks for the clarification. I recently set up ReaStream from Reaper to OBS and I was wondering why the extra setup and steps would be required. It's working great for me, at least when recording in OBS. Got a couple of questions for you, if you don't mind:
1) Do you know if there is any difference between the ReaPlugs version and the built-in version of ReaStream? (I assume there is no difference)
2) Do you stream out to Zoom, etc? And if so, how do you do that and is there any issue with a live guitar track coming from Reaper? (I'm using VB-Cable)
Thanks in advance.
Jesus! Thank you! Finally someone who makes this easier and straightforward without any weird and unnecessary tricks and workarounds!
thanks. just remember that when any of the software updates, it breaks everything and you need to reload it again. this is just a hack job. these two companies should work together to make it simpler out of the box.
Thank you so much Steve. I don't know how you worked this out, it was driving me crazy and I would never have discovered the things you describe here without your help. Focusrite should hire you to write their help page! It's a brilliant guide and thank you for making it so easy to follow. NB fyi, maybe due to using more recent versions of software (eg Reaper 7.11), when I got to the `clincher' I was horrified to find that OSB didn't list the correct VST as a filter - but luckily it all worked without needing this.
Absolutely amazing video. ALL the other videos about this SUCK. Wrong information, missing steps, explaining too fast, etc. I’d spend two hours following someone’s instructions and….of course it wouldn’t work. This was perfect. THANK YOU.
You are my god!! You saved my boring life now i can stream to twitch with the best reverbs,compressor, auto tune and all the ear candy in the world
Will also buy reaper. I am so happy right now. Thank you sp very much
Thank you! I had been banging my head against the wall - first with OBS, then with Reaper. This worked and it sounds awesome!
I watched all of those other videos before coming here. I will say thank you a million times over. No bananas here! Clear, concise, and to the point. Keep on Rocking!
Glad it was helpful!
Thanks! You saved me! I spend the whole last night awake trying to fix it and I just found your video today.
THANKS. For real!
Thank you!! I'm up and running now. This is the only video that helped me after watching about 50 other videos that were totally useless.
Cheers! 😁
This has been very useful…I hit a snug when I couldn’t see the reaper plugins in OBS at first, so I copied the reaper plugins folder manually and pasted into the VSTplugins folder in my computer, it has worked… also I realized that I always have to select TRANSITION, on OBS in order to see my changes take effect. Thanks for the tutorial.
Like many others I found you after wasting time with other videos. This worked perfectly. Thank you so much!
Instead of uninstalling and reinstalling Reaper, I just reinstalled over my existing Reaper application.
Initially the audio being recorded in OBS sounded choppy, broken, bad, fuzzy, unusable etc. Removing (not disabling) other items from the scene sorted that out for me.
Thank you again for a concise, and easy to follow tutorial. Subbed and I look forward to future posts!
Man this has helped me soooo much! Thank you! Also if anyone is running into delay issues with your guitar not syncing up with you desktop audio. Try to put just a 100ms off sync on it. This fix my delay issue. Hope this helps!
in the obs mixer, right? I have a slight delay its very minimal, but I would love to have it perfect.
Thank you! I spent several days fighting with all the bananas and potatoes. When I found your video and finally got it to work (my biggest stumbling block was the reastream plug in was loaded into the wrong folder), I was so glad you took the time to document your process so clearly and concisely. I use a Presonnus 1810C and was able to get everything working perfectly.
Another stumbling block, when I went to Github for asio driver, the latest version was a 3.xx that required some other gyration which I never did figure out, so word to the wise for others. Take the 2.xx version. It works great.
thanks for adding
This is the video that I always recommend. Works great.
Thank you. I was literally looking at videos for hours. But your information got the job done!!! Thank you
my god thank you so much for this video! been super frustrated trying livestream my guitar! video is perfect and works! you're a legend!
This video perfectly saved my life. Thank you so much, Sir!
THANK YOU
This is likely the most helpful video of its kind available... thank you!!!
Thanks man, it's a perfect job you are the best of all people in youtube, finally after getting tired you gave me the key and everyone on youtube made the solutions and made it more difficult
Put the links in the description, takes on extra minute and saves a lot of time.
Don't Uninstall and reinstall. Just run the setup and it will bring up the option to check the bix for ReaRoute ASIO driver
I LOVE YOU SO MUCHHHHH!!! I GOT MAD TOO WITH THIS PROBLEMMMMM AHHHHHHGGGGGGGG I haven't tried yet, but i will tomorrow... You made me feel alive again. Thank you so so so so so so so much
Yo i never coment, but you just helped me out so much, my head was exploding for months to make this work, thank you so much
need an updated version please
You're a hero! Going to use this for a stream tonight! It's working
Wow, so you've just given us two independent ways to send audio directly from Reaper to OBS with practically zero latency. Amazing! I figured out the ReaStream workflow just before finding your video. I had given up on ReaRoute lol. Just curious, if you see this. Do you have a preference? They both seem pretty solid.
jury's still out. still testing to find consistency
@@myguitarjourney3002 If you have any revelations, I'd be glad to hear them! :)
Thanks for the help, but I am stuck in 12:23 because it doesn't show reastream in the list heeeeeeelp
*OHH WOW!! You did it!!* This worked for me I was just struggling to find a way to connect the two. This was quick and simple!!🤩🤩
I've spent DAYS trying to figure this shit out but there's always been something in my way. With the help of this video, I got it all cleared up! Thank you so much man, YOU RULE
been looking for this exact solution for months. ty so much. xoxoxox
Props for finding all that out and explaining it so well.
Heck yeah, brother! Clear and concise information.
Wow! Just awesome! Perfect!
Thank you Sir!
Thank you very much!!!! Awesome! Now I can start rocking in my stream!!!
Glad I could help!
Good vid! I didn't know about the OBS to Asio and the ReaRoute option. I might give those a go. I have had pretty good success without those two items, however. As for an Audio Input source in OBS; as long as you can choose an unused audio device you can connect the ReaStream plugin. I choose my webcam mic since I don't use it. I turn the volume down with a gain plugin and then add the ReaStream plugin...works great. I think you can also use an already used input as well if you add the gain plugin and turn it down before the ReaStream.
It might keep things a little more lean for OBS to process...plus you don't have to do all of the extra steps every time you reinstall.
ok that could be my last hope..I get sigmal from the cams mic mixed in, like a horrible high machine whine under evrything. I just tried killing the volume in obs audio mixer but its still there..ok so you used a gain plug before reastream..i'll try that cheers
I made the mistake of getting all that stuff at once, I’m overwhelmed🤣 after shooting UA-cam videos with a phone and a handheld Walmart camera for a few years this stuff is blowing my mind!
I’ve done some stuff with the OBS but it wasn’t music.
When I figure out how to get Ableton into OBS I’ll try some music again!
I just got all that computer stuff after 300 videos on a cheap plastic Walmart cam and windows movie maker! 🤣 the last 4 or 5 videos I made were just comedy skits with OBS and Focusrite (and what I figured out to this point) but I haven’t gotten around to the DAW software I downloaded so I haven’t started back with music videos yet.
I was doing pretty good just playing my guitar with UA-cam backing tracks on the little camera with its built in microphone and balancing the room sound by ear, so I feel like I could get a lot better sound once I figure out all this technical stuff, or I’m hoping so anyhow, lol!
It sure is a lot different than our sound gear I’m used to dealing with. I’m so used to a knobs and slider bars!
I guess I’m as old school as they come, lol!
what does the reastream plugin do? I did everything the same as you except no reastream, I just went into the route of the master track and added a send to rearoute 1/2 and everything works
that fuzz was sweet af
hey i need help dealing with latency, aside from that this is the only thing i could get to work!! amazing video!
OBS --- hit cog for the capture source -- Advanced Audio Properties
Is this possible on Twitch?? Does Twitch use OBS?
Yes, and yes.
I love the banana joke😂😂😂. Anyways, I think this is one video that finally helped me figure out how to live stream . So thanks a lot man❤️
ohh yeah this is awesome
Man, you saved me so much time. Thank you so much! And btw, you don't technically have to do a complete uninstall and reinstall of reaper. Just do an update, or redownload it, you'll have the option to download the ReaRoute ASIO by doing that. That way, you can keep all your settings/layout/themes/etc and bypass having to do the whole setup again. That's what I did.
Thanks , so helpful, finally it work right away.
Thank you for this it's helped me get OBS working with Reaper. I'm not adding any effects but it works just as well.
You're welcome!
I just started watching, but the banana didn't worked for me. I have Studio One and everyone says banana works, but not for me. If this video doesn't gives me clues on how to fix it on Studio One, I might change to Reaper lol. I have hardware synths with no usb connections so the $60 license may be excellent for me as I could keep mixing stuff on S1
Thanks! I appreciate the no BS vid
Can you do a video on how to do this on Apple laptops? I want to have reverb on my vocals and some EQ. So I think I need to use a DAW cause I don't have a mixer.
Great explanation ! But im curious on how to livestreaming using daw reaper with iphone camera ?
The only tutorial I need. That Banana video cracked me haha.
Hi there! I thought your video was extremely useful, and for a while, it worked like a charm!
... Unfortunately, I've encountered an issue where the audio coming from the DAW sounds absolutely distorted. I feel like it may have something to do with the ASIO input, as the DAW sounds fine in the headset (did some test recordings to figure out). Do you have any insight on this, perchance?
Keep up the good work!
Cheers!
I've been getting the same issue... Have you been able to fix it?
same here, let me know if you find a fix.
I've found the fix! At the time of the video, the version of the obs asio plug in was the 2.0, but the latest is the 3.0. When i followed the tutorial i went for the latest version and it didn't worked, but when i tried the version 2.0 it works completely fine!! So there you go, just install that version and it will be solved!
@@gavintheguitarist1031 read my answer to the main comment
@@CoMeTOficial It didn't help me :( . I've reinstalled obs, obs-asio, but the sound is still too distorted, even tho I've turned on clean preset in ToneLib GFX plugin. Any ideas how can I fix this>?
None of the plugins are there despite following the steps to the T. I think it might be a path issue. Any ideas on how to get OBS to see the plugins?
Awesome but am I going to lose my files if I reinstall reaper?
Everything in this video worked, but the only problem I'm running into is the distortion/FX from my Bias FX isn't coming through. It's just a dry, clean signal. Any help would be much appreciated.
I am trying to take the output from Scarlett and send it out to the stream using Streamlabs OBS.
God bless you man! Thank you so much!
You are awesome. Enough said.
Not sure if anyone has come across this but after finish all steps and everything works, the audio seems to be cracking a lot for some reason
Great video. Thank you for this
This worked, thank you!
Great job. Perfect explanation, great solution to persistent problem!
im using software amps. been trying to make restream work for years, finally can because of you. however the audio from my guitar and vst amps is coming out staticky and unbearable to hear.
Thanks from Sweden. 👌👍
in the last step, selecting the vst 2.x plugin reastream standalone
when i open the dropdown nothings shows up... does anyone know why?
That's because OBS can't find any plugins. You have to install the plugin in programfiles/vstplugins for both your daw and OBS
Really good video, but for some reason my audio is distorted and i dont understand why :/
Thank You Very Much !!!! It works great now :)
Dude! THIS IS A GAME CHANGER!!!!
Glad to help!
I don't understand how you got from Choose install location to choose components. I'm missing something.
Can you further do more videos bout this?
Unfortunately, Rearoute does not work in the most recent update of reaper. Rearoute is there but fails to scann .
im using a scarlett solo but how come it doesnt show up the asio input capture
what now?
All was going well until I looked for "AISO input capture" in OBS ... it is not there... bummer. Followed the steps to the T. Guess I am screwed on this. I am using Cakewalk by Bandlab.. alas... this video helped a teeny bit. oh well.
Same shit for me. I used exactly what is shown in this video. Reaper, OBS, all the little plugins. But no, it's not working either.
@@thencametherain1020 same here guys! I can´t figure out what went wrog!
@@guiadorno10 Never had any answer... I simply decided to stream using directly my audio interface on which I plug my mixing console with the FX on the sources I want, instead of using a DAW to get the same thing. Gain of time and less frustration for a similar result.
you are amazing!! thank you.
OMG that did the trick! 🤘🤘
Thanks for this I was so frustrated with the no guitar sound great fix. Is there a method to doing this with streamlabs OBS as well?
You da man! Thank you for the tutorial! This helped immensely!
I have my reaper set to using 2 channels in windows settings, and somehow when my input 2 sends guitar into reaper it's being hear by input one and vice versa. I've used it this way before and it didn't happen so I don't know what I did wrong.
Thanks man this help me a lot! cheers
Just having problems getting reastream to show up in the filters on obs
where is the link to the gitrhub
Well play ! But I have a issue at home with this technic. I own a bunch of plugins, like hundreds. So when i go there 12:24. I don't see the rea plugins only and I can't explore the list. So i am F**.
thanks for this detailed tutorial. really help.
Glad it was helpful!
So I can't hear anything, I have it setup and it looks like the OBS is capturing the input. But I can't hear the guitar on Reaper or OBS
"Do I wanna run Reaper? Noooooo!" Funny bloke :D
I followed your video but i dont see reastram standalone in filters
obs does not detect the "reastream", why?
I am trying to use a Zoom Q2N 4k camera for video and voice connected via USB. I can't seem to get video and the stereo audio from the Zoom Q2N camera. Is there a setting in OBS to add this?
Everything so far is working except for the fact that it doesn't show my plugins when I add the filter. This keeps happening and I followed so many instructions step by step. For some reason slobs or OBS can't find my plugins
Thank you for this information I appreciate it. I wonder why I don't see any signal coming in from track 1 and 2 to my "master" .