TOTAL Control of your Audio in OBS | Virtual Audio Cables [2022]
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- Опубліковано 27 кві 2021
- If you want full control of your audio in OBS, you need to learn how to use Virtual Audio Cables. It's easy to set up and use, so you can control your audio in OBS Studio.
Make sure to watch the video all the way, or you'll miss some important info. Then you'll be like "why can't I hear the sound now that it's going to the Virtual Audio Cable?"
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Let me know... did this help?
yes! do you have a version for mac?
@@Lure-Light yes. just go to their website here: vb-audio.com/Cable/
there is a free virtual audio cable program that allows you to have as many v-cables as you need its called breakaway pipline
Hi Aran, I quite didn't understand how all of this helps if I want to have the secondary virtual cable for recorded videos. Meaning, I play Spotify for LIVE streams but another soundtrack is played in the archived video to avoid any copyright problems.
@@GMNeiksans Use this video for that: ua-cam.com/video/UrppylZ4MeY/v-deo.html
Thank you so much. I have gotten this half set up 3 times so far with other partial explanations but this was the most straightforward by far.
This was the most well explained video on this sound setup that I've seen yet. You're awesome man!!
Ayyyyy tysm!
As someone who is brand new to this type of things, this was immensly helpful and solved all my issues with the sound and recording. Now i can finally listen to music while recording.
awesome! glad it helped
Thank you!! The best tutorial yet on audio splitting; so simple and straight forward :)
This by far was the best explanation and a game-changer for improving our Zoom meetings without having to monitor as an attendee in the very Zoom meeting. THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU THANK YOU
Great to hear! And thanks for being a subscriber!
If anyone's having issues with this now: This is kinda out of date! Not in that it's wrong/broken, it still contains useful information, but in that OBS can now do a lot of this for you if you add "Application Audio Capture"s to your sources.
However, virtual cables are notably still very useful when you want to have stream only audio, that you don't have to hear yourself.
Hey I have a question I don’t have the audio capture future I have latest update
Do you know if it’ll separate so people don’t get strikes on their VOD?
@@Just.A.Smidge you still have to go into the audio settings and untick the second box if you dont want the audio in the VOD
I believe you have hit right on the spot the problems I'm having. I'll check first but I'm quite confident you've solved the problems.
Awesome!
I have looked at many videos😵💫...... No Success😡... Came across you video and it has saved the day!!! You are awesome!! 🤩 Thank you so much!
So, basically, we don't need Voicemeeter anymore? I can't believe how much simpler this is now. Thank you so much!
Honestly don’t even need the VAC download, if you use Steam it comes with 2 “virtual audio cables” when you stream called steam streaming “___” 2 cables for free
@@zeptfatal8286 can you elobarate?
@@zeptfatal8286 wait what
I cannot explain how precious this video is, thank you
You are so kind
At last a clearly explained tutorial on how to set up virtual cables... Good job...
This was the best video on these cables i had seen good job brotha
Bro, you're a legend and I love you for it. Sick guy!
Great presentation, very clear and well paced for a beginner. Thank you I have subscribed to your channel and shared with my UK friends.
Thanks for sharing!
Lifesaver!!! You ROCK!!! Spent 5 hours trying to solve this problem!!!
yw!
This video made clear and simple what I was struggling with setting all this up, many thanks 😊
Thanks! This is exactly the help that I needed. This doesn't seem difficult but not knowing where to go to get everything setup is a real head knocker.
Glad it was helpful.
In professional recording studios, outputs are generally placed on top and inputs are placed on the bottom of a patchbay, which is essentially a hub connecting all the studio's hardware. This is done because having an output placed directly on top of an input allows the patchbay to automatically route that output (of that piece of hardware) into the input (of another piece of hardware) without the use of using a physical cable. But you are right, in this case where they show the outputs and inputs of the same source, it makes no sense to have the output on top and input on the bottom lol
so find a different video bc this dude has no clue what he is talking about?
awesome! O^O
Great video, it definitely solved my audio issues I was having with my streaming. :D
Glad it helped!
Your a lifesaver dude! Now I won't have to deal with Twitch thinking I am listening to a DMCA song (when in fact I was listening to something royalty free on pretzelrocks) and muting my VOD audio!
But how do I avoid it recording the music audio if I am both streaming and recording it? Cuz I just tested it on record and it was still getting music.
Really good job. First class. Cheers, Callum.
Finally a tutorial that fixes the audio playback. Thx man
Thank you a lot, i took a whole morning doing this aaaa... You're a legend!
thank you bro. this was so simple. other people are not as direct. Much love.
Thanks!
Thanks so much - great instruction. I'm new to streaming and have felt like an idiot trying to understand all the parts. This is so helpful!!!
tysm!
Thank you very much! I really didn't want to go back to VM banana and the new OBS plugin didn't work for me. This is perfect and I got to repurpose the virtual cables I already had from before
Glad it helped!
Really...REALLY good video thank you so much.
This is SUCH A HELP! You got my sub, thank you thank you thank you!
This was so helpful. Thank you so so much!
You’re welcome
This awesome Aran. Thanks!
Glad you liked it!
Great content, thank you for helping the OBS community. I am trying to setup OBS on my system for ther first time and would like to know if it is possible to use Virtual Cable and OBS to record separate say youtube videos simultaneously but separating the audio on each recording. Thanks
Você mostrou duas opções que eu nao tinha ideia que existiam e me ajudou muito a configurar o audio no OBS de forma bem simples... Muito obrigado!
thank you! you explain it so clear and easy.
I appreciate it
Liked, shared & subscribed.
Thank you good sir 👊
Welcome aboard!
You sir are incredible. New Sub! 💪🏾😎🙏🏾❤️
Yay thank you so much
Thanks, I never thought anyone would make a tutorial on this. I thought this was some kind of reddit discussion type stuff but thanks for explaining it, I needed that.
very very helpful! thanks!!
Simple and to the point. I got it setup. However have you used the Audio Monitor Plugin for OBS? I am getting double audio and cannot control my music so that I can hear or mute it at a different volume than what stream hears. It would be wonderful if you can do a video on that and how to set it up as other UA-cam "guides" dont make sense to me. Thanks
I haven't used any audio monitoring "plugins," just the built-in monitoring options in the advanced audio properties menu.
thanks bro.. also I didn’t need to reboot for some reason so that’s kinda neat 😃 nice video !
Glad I could help
Thank you so much this video helped a lot.
Glad it helped!
extremely well made video thank you man (:
yw!
Thank you so much for the Info. I have been using Virtual Cables but I kept crashing your video helped out so much thank you again
You're welcome!
Hello. Thanks for the detailed explanation. May i know if i would like to :
1. stream games on OBS on headphone and at the same time having voice call on discord
2. chat in game while streaming on headphone
which cable should i get?
Love your videos Aran! I have a setup with external Allen & Heath Qu-16 audio mixer coming via USB cable into OBS into Zoom and out onto web. I want to take the audio output of zoom (sounds from the web) and send them back to the mixer. The USB cable supports multiple simultaneous audio tracks in each direction. I need to send zoom audio back to the mixer on track 8. I figured I could use VB-Cable to do this, since even the free VC supports 8 tracks. I can't for the life of me figure out how to steer audio from an app (zoom, OBS, etc) into anything other than track 1 (or tracks 1+2 for stereo). I have all 5 VCs so if I could cross-connect tracks, that would work. I'm in a Mac environment.
See if my new video about audio tracks helps? ua-cam.com/video/e7FETfXXom0/v-deo.html
@@aranhawaii Yes, I saw this video on the same day as the one you point to. IF OBS could steer audio out to 8 tracks I think I'd be fine. Since OBS "only" does 6 tracks, I still don't know how to get audio out on track 8. I wondered if there were some trick using VB Cables to "cross-wire" tracks from once cable into another, or something like that. My next workaround: I know channels 1-4 are claimed in my A&H Mixer. But maybe I can move what are currently on 5 or 6 so I can use it for the audio coming in from zoom - my original goal. Still - if there's a way to move audio from one track to another outside of a DAW, that'd be cool to know. Thanks!
New subscriber here. I'm really glad I found your channel.
Thank you so much for subscribing
underrated thanks so much this helped a lot
No problem!
Pretty cool that audio sources can also be virtualized, mixed etc! I would like to do remote interviews with 3-4 people. Is there a way to record separately each participant's audio please? Thanks!
great video very helpful
Thanks for the video. I'm a mac user, and I'm having some trouble with monitoring. Currently, I have Loopback audio installed (as well as Virtual Cables A & B) and I'm struggling to overcome the challenge of streaming music into zoom and being able to monitor the sound with hearing myself (delayed) in my headphones. I have desktop audio disabled as you suggested, and I have my Yeti Mic isolated as an independent input. OBS is set to monitor on Cable B and my Zoom microphone set on Cable B to capture everything coming out of OBS. I feel like I might be missing something easy. Hopefully someone understands what I am describing lol.
I tried. I got well into the weeds after watching this. Admit this covers the basics but falls apart for me the moment I have to bring in PC game audio on a 1-PC setup. Would be more useful if targeted specific Twitch/YT Gaming use cases and illustrated the entire audio configuration in OBS. 1. Game streams. 2. Avoid music in the broadcast. 3. Playing music in the broadcast, but leaving it out of the VOD track. Ultimately I went back to sending Spotify to a display audio output and running a TRS cable from the display into the AUX port of an Astro Mixamp. Far more simple configuration for what I do.
I've noticed you made a video for use case #3. I appreciate it, but it doesn't work for me in your configuration.
Glad you watched. Wish I could fit more into each video, but no one will click them if they’re more than 10 mins long (I know I wouldnt... im impatient when looking for answers), so to reach more people I have to keep it short. That means I have to structure the lesson to what will likely work for the majority of viewers who have simple setups.
Thanx Buddy , its Work very fine.
Welcome 👍
Thank you! I really did NOT want to use voicemeeter so this was great.
Glad I could help!
Thanks! It makes my VM play audio!
Very cool
i love the video! literally the thing i was looking for to help out with my stream. i was wondering if there was a reason why my mic all of a sudden was kind of messed up? i have a blue yeti, and before i downloaded the virtual cables and everything, the filters i had on it worked fine. And now after i separated audio tracks, the mic all of a sudden is too loud. i still had the same filters even changed them and they look great until i record and its still too loud. i checked my gain and audio level in the settings and everything is normal. Wondering if there was something i missed or if you had an idea? Thanks!
Haven't heard of that happening before! Sorry.
Thank you so much!!!!
Thanks for this video, big thumb up. I have set my game output as VC and made it "listen" in my windows and routed it to my main sound device. So now I have 2 channels in my OBS: 1 is VC, which is enabled and use to record sound from the game, and 2nd channel is speakers (default sound device) which is playing both desktop sounds like youtube and the game. This channel is muted in OBS, So only the VC channel with the game is recorded. So everything works fine, but... when I turon on the game OBS VC channel doesn't "see" VC sound. In order to fix I need to switch in-game sound device from VC input to Speakers, then back to VC and then it works, but every time I need to do this when I open the game. Is there any way to fix it? I can also see that I have 2 sound devices in my PC: Speakers, and Digital Audio S/PDIF. Which one should I use and set as default?
great video, thank you!!
yw
Great Video
Good stuff thank you
You bet
Thanks for the easy explanation, I had a few issues but I think I've got it working. My only final issue is I dont seem to be able to hear my twitch notifications, any ideas?
ok i lied i found one other problem; my sound only works when obs is open as well
That's because you are monitoring the cable IN obs, so when it's closed, you won't hear the cable. To fix that, you should setup in Windows to "listen" to those cables, and then don't use monitoring in OBS. Then, regardless of whether OBS is open or not, you will be able to hear any audio being routed through those cables.
im having the same issue, i can't hear my twitch notifications
Thank you for the video. My only issue and question is in order to listen to the music, I have to get rid of desktop audio from obs. Otherwise, when it plays through my earbuds, it plays on the desktop audio track as well, which defeats the entire purpose, so I ran my game through a separate cable, and used windows listen feature to listen to the game, but there is a delay in the audio on my end. I stream Escape from Tarkov, so audio is very important, and having this delay is rough. Any tips?
my problem too
Thank you for the tutorial! I set up the cable and it works but when I follow the steps fully (watched both videos) after setting it up it plays through both the cable and through desktop audio. I go into sound settings on windows to change the output but instead of going just through the cable it plays through both the cable and my desktop audio, so on stream it basically echo's. Is there a solution to this? Me and a friend both followed the steps and have the same issue. Any help would be appreciated!
Edit: So I just figured out that if I use my headset as output device it plays through both channels, If I use my speakers as an output device it does indeed play through the cable
Thank you! I have a question about the desktop audio, if I disable the desktop audio how may I keep stream alerts and redeems since they are primarily on the desktop audio? thanks!
Omg thank you
My son moved out after setting up vm potato and the v cables
Now i know how to use the cables in alexa that outputs to the desktop
Potato is so overwhelming though
Thank you for this video, I recorded an entire video last night (an hour long) only for none of my mic audio recorded.. so frustrating
Great video thanks for putting it out. Trying to get the two cable at VAC...do they have an American version for donate or does this convert to dollars? Hope not silly question. Thanks, Jeremy.
I can't remember, but I think if you use Paypal or something, Paypal converts your currency automatically.
Is it possible to get an updated tutorial for this on Mac specifically. I am struggling to follow along due to the differences. I managed to get things installed but as for adding it in and tying it to the game I'm trying to split I am super stuck. Thanks~!
Hi thanks for this I’m using obs studio with a streaming pc and Xbox (with elgato) I’ve followed what you said but I can’t put my elgato or sound alerts from stream labs and blerp to an audio cable how does stream hear these if I take away the desktop audio completely? As I have to swap desktop audio for virtual c and d.
This video was super helpful!! For the most part this works wonderfully,. I sadly have an issue when it comes to after I restart/relaunch certain programs. I have three different cables. 1) Games 2) Spotify 3) Discord/Chrome. Spotify and Chrome always work. Discord doesn't work at all no matter what cable it's on (so I usually get on the web version of discord if I need to capture that audio). Games will work if I remove and re-add it. It's a little tedious to have to do this constantly especially if I play more than one game in a stream so I'm hoping there's a fix. I've tried minor troubleshooting things like moving programs to another cable and installing it. I always end up needing to re-add it under "app volume and device preferences". Hopefully someone can help ;__;
I'm hoping you might be able to help me. I've watched 3 of your videos covering this and am having a problem. I can get the spot going through the Virtual C and have it separated on OBS, but When I set windows recording to "Listen to this device" it not only allows me to hear it in my headphones but it also sends it out through Desktop Audio in OBS . Is there a way to prevent spot being sent over Desktop Audio and I still be able to monitor it, or am I basically forced to have multiple virtual cables?
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this video helped alot but is there a way to not hear double without getting rid of the desktop audio?
(Sorry for the repeated question, I just don’t know if your more likely to reply to an old video or new one lol so here I am asking again lol) Hey I have a really tuff question for you. I saw your video on using virtual cables to separate and control all audio sources individually and it’s been working great but I’ve come across a hiccup. All In-game chat (voice chat from squads in game, so not Xbox parties or discord) goes straight to desktop audio. The only input I don’t have going into my stream is desktop audio, so the stream can not hear the random squad mates I play with. They can only hear people I put in my discord or Xbox party because I put discord and Xbox into a virtual cable. So when I try to send desktop audio to a VC and then add audio monitor filter, It’s either just doesn’t work, echos, peaks really loud, or the stream can only hear it but I can’t. How can I keep all the perfect monitoring I have made and also find a way to get desktop audio to be heard in the stream and in my headphones without bad things happening lol?
The whole plan is to never input Desktop audio (aka your speakers or headphones) in OBS Studio. This will completely prevent echoes. Then you have to go about deciding which applications should go to which virtual cables, and then set up "listening" in windows to your headphones/speakers (shown in this video) to be able to hear things for yourself.
I got a little bit mixed up. So I have 2 cables, without selecting "Listen To This Device" at 8:18 I'm not able to hear Spotify in general (through Desktop Audio) and would only be able to hear it through Streamlabs OBS. Is it supposed to be like that or did I mix up a step? I'm looking to be able to hear music on desktop but also have it on stream without doubling the audio and being in vods which I watched your video on, super helpful! :D (Also I followed pretty much every step, having Desktop Audio devices set on cables C and D and under Monitoring device it's my earphones and it's still doubled. )
Make sure you didn't set yourself to "Listen" to the cable in Windows AND in OBS. Otherwise, the cable seems to be working as intended. You can always go into Windows sound settings and just change the Output target of Spotify depending on whether you're streaming or not... set it to the Cable or your speakers.
@@aranhawaii Thank you! I set the Audio Monitoring Device on streamlabs to Cable C and it didn't double now. I hope that's right haha
@@aranhawaii Hi again, sorry I'm still having a bit of trouble. I set Cable D as mainly games/discord cable and in the Apps volume and device prefs, I set Cable D in the top box in a game like Valorant and there's double sound (Only happens because I enabled Listen to this device on cable D), but before that, it couldn't detect voice comms of both in game and discord on Stream. Also, Cable C picks up game sounds for some reason when it's only meant to be for spotify. I also enabled that to Listen to this device as I wanted to listen to spotify outside of streamlabs obs.
Ok so this helped me understand OBS a little bit more but didn’t help my problem. I’m using a stream deck as a soundboard and voice changer but can’t get it to work properly. It will either play through my mic and soundboard option in Obs while even being muted or won’t play into my game. I have the trouble with my mic being muted and still echoing in game. I’ve been struggling for awhile now and am hoping you will be able to help, I’m new to this and can really use some help please and thank you
Great video! But this is still so confusing to me. I want a guest on my stream to be able to hear my desktop audio as well as my mic. I'm using Twitch Guest Star, and they can hear and see me just fine. But when I play UA-cam, for example, through a Browser source, they can't hear that. (But I hear it and it records in OBS output as well). I'm using Safford audio interface with a mic plugged into that.
Someone recommended i use this download for my guests to hear my UA-cam audio, but I have no clue how to implement that for them via Twitch Guest Star once inset it up this way, or if it will even work. Thoughts? Or is there another way? Thank you!!
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Is it possible to have one cable for music and one for just everything else? Or is it necessary to have a separate audio cable for each different audio track you want to capture? I tend to do a lot of different things on stream and it would be a mission to set up an audio cable for every game, browser, video etc when the only thing I want removed from the VOD is music
If you're streaming on Twitch and wanna remove the music from the VOD, try this: ua-cam.com/video/UrppylZ4MeY/v-deo.html
How would you run the audio from FL Studio through OBS to Streamyard? That would be an awesome video for you to make!
Great video! :) Everything works but i have one problem i don't know how to solve. My stream can't hear the Streamlabs sounds for follower, raid, donations etc. How can i change the device their to my audio cable A or and B?
Depends on if you're using OBS Studio or Streamlabs OBS. If you're using OBS Studio, go into the properties of the Browser Source for your alerts, and find the checkbox that allows OBS to control the audio, and then you'll have a new item in your Audio mixer for alerts.
Howdy! I have a phantom power behringer u-phoria um2, and a normal dynamic microphone, in the recording program I record only mono but not stereo, I use XLR cable mom and dad, I don't know where the problem would be?, I also want to hear myself live when I talk to someone on messenger or on discord or even on live radio programs, not just to choose in the recording programs, select channel 1 only on mono, I want stereo regardless of the setting.
If I do this can I use OBS vertical cam and OBS vertical audio in Skype settings to fix audio lag from cam?
This realy helped me! But everytime i start my pc back up it will not give the sound of obs into my headset, and sometimes Cable b (spotify) will add to cable a (in game sounds) and i have to put everything to place again.
Do you know how to fix this problem? Thanks again!
thanks bro
Hey man, I am looking to add EQ real-time in Ableton and then have it go into my Voice tracking software for my radio show. Is this possible?
Really good. Just wish I could figure this out on my Mac
Mac is definitely a whole other beast when it comes to OBS and streaming/audio. Wish you luck.
amazing
OBS gives you this option now with Audio Application Capture as a source thank God anything that eliminates extra outside plugins is a yes from me 😎
Hey there, I am wanting to use something along these lines in order to record 2 mic inputs through an external audio mixer (Steinberg UR44) along with my computer audio (Spotify) all to record as separate tracks in Adobe Audition. Would this be the right way to go about it? I presume I would download cables A, B, C and assign A to mic 1, B to Mic 2, and C to Computer speaker output which I could then add as discrete tracks in Adobe Audition? I'm so lost please help :P
thanks mate, great video but I cannot get this working so hopefully you can help :) I find music distracting when playing video games so I want for the viewers to hear it but not me. I bought all for A, B, C and D virtual cables. I separated the sound like this, A for the music source (Chrome UA-cam free copyright music) - I want this to only be heard by my stream viewers and not me. B - for my main game I play, C for another game and D for another game. I play and stream with OBS Studio all these 3 games. However because in App volume and devices preferences, Master volume is set to Output in the Headphones, I hear all of them including the music - how can I make it so I don't hear the music? Thanks mate :)
Set your output to A cable in sound mixer in the computer itself.
This is really helpful. I think I have referenced is a couple times as I need to make audio changes.
Great vid, I have been struggling with audio as of late, I’m going to see if this solution works. Thanks again!
Good luck man! Hit me up if you need a hand.
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@@aranhawaii Ok, I was able to get it to work but it does not solve an issue that I am having with assigning each channel on my mixer to a channel within OBS using ASIO. I thought that I would be able to do that with this. It does however allow me to add another virtual cable\channel. Thanks again for the video!
@@HarlemKnite I dont have any experience with ASIO, but anywhere that you can select an Output for an audio source, you can always choose a Virtual cable.
hey great video! just had one isssue, everything works except for me not being able to hear twitch notifications like if someone subs or tts etc etc, i tried putting the obs to the audio output but it still doesn't work, any suggestions?
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Question so I setup my whatnot stream on one cable and that’s fine but when I stream I can monitor any audio. Is there a way to be able to listen to everything except my microphone when streaming such as my music and desktop audio ?
This was great for seprating my audio soucres how ever i can't get the recording only record the virtual cable audio. it only wants to record the desktop audio.
Can the OBS virtual audio cable show up as an output? Or is there a better solution? I'm trying to use OBS with Streamyard and it will only show the direct audio connections inside Streamyard and not the one running through OBS. I actually don't need any audio processing since I'm using my Rodecaster Pro to do that part but I need to add a sync delay of 250ms which is what I'm doing when I record directly in OBS.
I don’t have any experience with Streamyard.
Aran, I have a question... actually several. You went through this with the VB-Audio virtual cables, and it seems really simple and straightforward. Does this solution have ANYTHING to do with Voicemeeter Banana? I've been using it to try to get around the whole ASIO4ALL issue of certain sound sources getting kicked to the curb when others are in use. For example, if I run a standalone VST instrument and control it with a midi controller, system audio sources disappear, like UA-cam or other music playback programs, etc. I want to sort out my audio interface, audio playback / communication programs, DAW/VSTs and OBS once and for all, so that I don't "break" my sound every time I want to do something different. I also use Skype and various messenger apps (FB messenger, What's App, etc.) other communication programs. HELP!
Banana is a kind of virtual cable manager, but it's a whole other beast, whereas this is it's own way of routing audio that is more manual than Banana.
@@aranhawaii Your vid DID help me with getting say Spotify in the background and what not, but I can't get all my sources, particularly the Audio interface, webcam mic AND the system audio all working together seemlessly, and then ported into OBS for video recording. I'm not streaming, but might want to in the near future.
edit: im using a headset, but im not sure if that's relevant or not.
So I've had audio issues before and I thought this would help but I still seem to be stuck.
I've selected my headphones as my monitoring device, but even when my mic is muted audio will still show it us coming through my mic/aux input when monitoring. I've tried setting the playback through windows instead of OBS but the same thing happens.
The result is a slight but noticeable echo that is present on stream and in recordings.
(If I open a recording up and look a the audio tracks, I can see that my mix/aux is playing the same exact thing just a bit quieter.)