Enhance your stream audio!
Having awful microphone quality on stream would negatively affect the viewer experience. Here’s a few tips on how to improve your microphone quality on OBS, using filters!
The Noise suppression filter OBS helps you easily suppression background noise! You have 2 methods to choose from:
RNNoise (recommended)
Enhances your microphone quality effectively, however has higher CPU usage.
Speex
Lower CPU usage, low quality, however you can adjust the threshold and may be a better option if you do ASMR such as keyboard ASMR.
Is your microphone at maximum volume yet your viewers can’t hear you very well? A compressor filter is used even out the volume levels of your microphone input. It works by reducing the dynamic range of the audio signal, making quieter sounds louder and louder sounds quieter.
Here’s a straightforward VIDEO on how to use the compressor filter.
Be sure to test your audio by recording using your streaming software then listening to it.
DMCA: Digital Millenium Copyright Act
Non-copyrighted music playlists for you to listen on stream!
Don’t like listening to music? Still worried about DMCA? Want other forms of background audio to stand out amongst other streamers? Don’t worry! Here are a few suggestions for your background ambience that doesn’t involve music!
The following websites allow you to download audio files, so you can add to your streaming application (e.g. OBS) as a Media Source.
Note: Please be careful when downloading any files onto your computer.
The low hum of conversation and coffee shop bustle can provide a focused ambience that aids studying.
The calming sounds of nature in a forest ambience can create a peaceful and focused atmosphere.
The steady pitter-patter of rain ambience offers a soothing and concentration-boosting backdrop for studying.
With its rhythmic waves, provides a calming yet stimulating soundscape that can enhance focus.
The crackle and warmth of a fireplace ambience create a cozy and concentration-promoting environment for studying.
How to SEPARATE AUDIO for Twitch VOD with OBS studio (NO Voicemeeter) 🔗
If you’re streaming on Twitch using OBS, you can easily avoid getting your VODs muted by separating audio tracks into VOD audio tracks and stream audio tracks. This way, you can listen to music on your stream without worrying about getting muted.
To do this, you’ll need to have two different audio outputs (i.e. two headphones/speakers). For windows users, go to sound settings —> advance sound options —> app volume device preferences (or if you can’t find it, search “sound mixer options” in your start) then you should see this:
There you can have your different outputs for different programmes. For example, one pair of headphones is used for zoom, and the other for everything else. In your streaming software, make sure the output is selected for the correct pair of headphones in your mixer!