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Livestreaming has become one of the most popular ways to share gaming moments, discussions, or other activities directly with an audience. However, there are often situations where you want to separate the sound from certain applications like Discord so that it doesn't play during the stream. If you want to know how to do this, this article provides a complete guide!
Maintaining audio quality is crucial in livestreaming. Sometimes, conversations from Discord can distract your audience, especially if the discussion is not relevant to the stream. By muting Discord audio in OBS Studio, you can ensure your livestream remains focused and professional.
Here is a step-by-step guide to setting up Discord audio in OBS Studio:
Before starting, make sure you have installed the following two applications:
- OBS Studio: The main application for livestreaming.
- Discord: A voice and text communication app commonly used by gamers.
- Step 1: Open OBS Studio.
- Step 2: Go to Settings and select the Audio tab.
To separate Discord audio from other audio sources, you can use features like Audio Output Capture
- Add a new audio source in OBS by selecting Audio Output Capture.
- Configure the audio source to capture only specific application sounds, such as games or browsers, without including Discord audio.
Video Guide: Watch the Complete Tutorial on YouTube
If the steps above seem confusing, don't worry! I have created a complete video tutorial explaining this process in detail. You can watch the video on YouTube via the following link:
Watch the Tutorial Here
In the video, you will learn:
- How to configure audio in OBS Studio more effectively.
- Tips for optimizing audio quality during livestreaming.
Separating and muting Discord audio in OBS Studio is a crucial step to improving your livestream quality. By following this guide, you can ensure your stream remains focused, professional, and enjoyable for your audience. Don't forget to watch the video tutorial on YouTube to understand the steps more easily!
If you find this article helpful, feel free to share it with your friends who also livestream. Good luck, and may your livestreaming be even more successful!
