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-as of [8 AUGUST 2024]–
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-EVERY SCENE HAS A [GLOBAL AUDIO INPUT DEVICE] + [GLOBAL AUDIO OUTPUT DEVICE]-
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-ASSIGN [GLOBAL AUDIO DEVICES] TO EACH “SCENE COLLECTION”-
(THEY WILL REMAIN CONSTANT ACROSS “PROFILES”)
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*OPEN [OBS PREFERENCES]* —>
[COMMAND] + [ , ]
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*CLICK THE [AUDIO TAB]* —>
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-YOU CAN ADD UP TO 2 “DESKTOP AUDIO” DEFAULT SOURCES-
-YOU CAN ADD UP TO 4 “AUDIO INPUT” DEFAULT SOURCES-
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*SELECT “BLACKHOLE 64” AS YOUR FIRST [DEFAULT “DESKTOP AUDIO” SOURCE]* —>
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*SELECT “SCARLETT 212” AS YOUR FIRST [DEFAULT “DESKTOP AUDIO” SOURCE]* —>
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*YOUR [GLOBAL AUDIO DEVICES] ARE DISPLAYED IN THE [AUDIO MIXER PANEL] FOR EVERY [SCENE]* —>
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*TO HIDE AN “AUDIO SOURCE” IN [AUDIO MIXER PANEL], [RIGHT-CLICK] IT + SELECT “HIDE”* —>
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*TO [UNHIDE] ALL [AUDIO SOURCES] IN [AUDIO MIXER PANEL], [RIGHT-CLICK] ANYWHERE IN [AUDIO MIXER PANEL] + SELECT “UNHIDE ALL”* —>
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*vertical layout* –>
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*horizontal layout* —>
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*ADVANCED AUDIO PROPERTIES*
*click this button in [bottom left corner] of * —>
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*click ‘grindwheel button’ for this menu* –>
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*FILTERS* –>
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*COMPRESSOR*
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*when recording 1 microphone, check the ‘mono’ box*
(otherwise it will be recorded as a ‘stereo signal’ with all the sound coming from ‘left channel’)
(you can fix this in ‘adobe premiere pro’ via ‘audio effects’ –> ‘special’ –> ‘fill right with left’)
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*INPUT LEVEL*
*the input level are the small square indicator at the far left of the meter*
This is the best place to see if the audio is too loud for the audio interface that captures your microphone
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*the colors have the following meters* –>
*dark green*
the input level is less than -50 dBFS
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light green
the input level is between -50 and -20 dBFS
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yellow:
the input level is between -20 and -9 dBFS
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red:
the input level is between -9 dBFS and -0.5 dBFS
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white:
the input level is larger than -0.5 dBFS
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If the indicator is missing, it means there is no audio streaming toward OBS
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This may be simply due to no audio being available yet, waiting for the user to start playback of an audio file.
Or it may indicate a problem like the audio interface having been disconnected.
The input level meter is before the volume fader, but it is behind any filters that are in use by a source.
*to correctly determine ‘input level’, you will need to disable the filters for this source*
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