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Hey yall! Join me for Sunday funday with @CAPT_BOHICA tonight at 8PM CST! We'll be starting with some fall guys and then maybe some GGD?! Can't wait!
#sundayfunday#longweekend
Some would say βjust add audio filters in OBSβ β¦some would be wrong π
For the best audio, you want your EQ, compression, noise gate, and limiter handled BEFORE your audio reaches OBS.
Useful audio software for streamers:
β’ Voicemeeter Banana
β’ SteelSeries Sonar
β’ NVIDIA Broadcast
β’ Elgato Wave Link
β’ GOXLR
β’ Equalizer APO
Quick tips:
β’ Set your limiter around -1 dB to -3 dB
β’ If your mic cuts out when yelling, your noise gate is probably too aggressive
β’ Noise suppression can mistake excited/high-pitched voices as background noise and mute you
β’ If your voice disappears when excited, lower your gate/suppression strength
β’ Angle your mic about 10Β° off-axis to reduce popping if you donβt have a pop filter
β’ Keep your OBS mic fader at 100%
Once your mic is properly configured, feel free to use your OBS faders for balancing game, discord, music, and alerts audio
Hope this helps!
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Some audio terms that may help you in your streams or audio editing in post:
- Limiters: Stops your audio from going above a set volume so you donβt accidentally blast your viewers with loud peaks or screams.
- EQ: Lets you adjust specific sound frequencies to make your voice clearer, fuller, or less muddy.
- Compressors: Smooths out volume differences so quiet moments are easier to hear and loud moments are less harsh.
- True Peak: Measures the actual loudest point of your audio to help prevent distortion after uploading or streaming.
- RMS: Shows the average loudness of your audio so you can keep your stream volume consistent.
- Distortion / Peaking / Clipping: Happens when audio is too loud and starts sounding crunchy, crackly, or blown out.
- Faders: Volume sliders used to control how loud different audio sources are in your mix.
- Audio Meters: Visual bars that show your audio levels in real time so you can avoid being too quiet or too loud.
- LUFS: A loudness standard used to keep your audio balanced and comfortable for viewers to listen to.
The goal is to not change audio on OBS/recording software but instead apply everything on your mic software itself. Hope this helps!
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