OBS is powerful and free and you may prefer it. I find XSplit a bit more intuitive, but it has a licensing cost attached although keep an eye out on Humble Bundle for cheap licenses which pop up. Right! That’s the background stuff sorted, now your settings for XSplit and OBS.
If you screenshare in Discord and your chatroom discovers it’s getting an echo, try telling them to mute the screenshare direct (button, bottom of the Discord screenshare) – the sound will still be coming through the chat.Ģ021 edit: Make sure that all background noise cancelling in Discord (in your Voice and Video settings) are off! Various updates might turn them on without you realising – Discord thinks it’s being helpful, but it will mess up the music for people in your Discord chat. Note your input here is Voicemeeter AUX Output. The quickest way to do this is to click on the speaker icon and change it thusly: You need to make Voicemeeter Input your default sound setting. Unpack and install both of those as Administrator (left click, “Run as Administrator”). The illustrations presume you have that downloaded (it’s donationware, so free with a suggested contribution as and when). We’ve moved up to Voicemeeter Banana, slightly more professional, greater use of sliders. Pictures may be shrunk to fit the page, clicking on them should make them bigger. All of this seemlessly outputting to your broadcast software of choice.
Game audio in the party chat (who should be playing along on some kind of screenshare/direct feed).I’d like to thank Scott Rux for tech support, do follow him on Twitter we’re trying to acheive here is: It should not be difficult to transpose settings to other programs (Skype etc). In our examples here we’re using Discord (although will still work on Non-Hangouts-on-Air Google Hangouts as long as it lasts), and either XSplit (which I prefer) or OBS (which is free and popular). In 2019 Google has decided to end Hangouts on Air so it’s time we updated our methods as well. Our original set-up, as described in A Very Basic Guide to Soundmixing Using Voicemeeter worked very well for us back in a time when we could use Hangouts on Air to do our Game Nights on, although it had its own limitations (namely: five frames per second).
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