IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH USING THE EFFECTS IN OTHER PROGRAMS: 1: download virtual cable ( 11:47) 2: enable ‘monitor and output’ for your mic in the advanced audio settings ( 06:17 ) 3: set ‘cable input’ as your monitor device in your obs audio settings ( 12:10 ) 4: select ‘cable output’ as your mic in whichever program ( 12:55 )
Hello, the first part of the video works great. My only issue right now, is that i cant monitor my mic in OBS. Cant hear my own voice with this settings (was able to do it before the Cable VB
the speaking correctly into the mic is such a no brainer at first glance, but then it turns out that the reason my mic sounded muddy asf is exactly because of that, and the quality was way better at an angle from the top. No one else bothers to mention this advice so ty
My audio was terrible and I was too unfamiliar with all these settings to figure out why. This was such a clear and straightforward video to follow. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it!
This video is a gem, every other mic and OBS filter tutorial they just introduce the filters and none of them actually know what the parameters do. You explain how to adjust everything and how can you make things work perfectly, I could not be more grateful, thank you! And keep up with this excelent work 😁
This video still holds. After nearly a year of streaming after having to redo my filters whenever I get a new mic (Because I have the long term memory of an amoeba) i always come back to this vid and it helps me fix everything
I've watched several videos addressing this problem - not just quality but especially noise suppression, and yours is BY FAR the best I've seen. Liked and subbed. Thanks man. You made my $50 Blue Snowball sound like a $200 mic. Fantastic!
I have an expensive mic - but my audio on stream compared to my video feeds was just, meh. This video allowed me to final the flaws in my OBS setup and now, my mic sounds like honey. You saved me from impulse buying a new mic, and for that, you have my thanks! Sometimes we forget the little things, but the little things make a huge difference!
First time I have ever seen a filter tutorial like this BOTH explain what everything does so you have a grasp on adjusting it yourself AND gives you sensible defaults. Thank you so much.
This is the perfect tutorial, thank you. I've watched probably like 30 videos to this point and this is the ONLY one that worked for me and explained everything in a non-audiophile way.
I used the last video a few days back and then this one dropped 7 hours ago. These videos have really helped me and you explain things so well. Thanks for the quality content 👌
Great tutorial for OBS. A tip for people out there. The VST 2 plugin called Frontier by d16 does (sort of) take care of everything at once like the expander, compressor, gain, saturation, and primarily the limiter stuff all in one box with only two knobs. I think that's pretty neat.
this virtual cable workaround is so simple and genius. downside is that you need to have obs open for it to work, since you monitor via obs and apply its filters, but its just genius. the whole tutorial is great. am lucky to click on this. 3 years ago i was checking filters already and had a setup which i will rework now!
Hey man! Great video like last time. Everything looks and sounds good this time around, and you do a really good job of explaining what every thing does. Even a complete beginner should be able to get a decent sounding stream with this. I have no reason to expand on audio processing this time. Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this video! I went from never making a video in my entire life about 8 months ago to being on my 112th video and getting the sound right and audio synced has been the hardest part of figuring all of this out. Thank you for such a straightforward video. I can't wait to apply these settings and see how it affects my next video ❤
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing an updated video on this, the other video was quite a long time ago but it still holds well even in 2023. After following along with the video and tweaking with my microphone I did a couple of streams and people in my chat and my community have said that the quality is a lot better or in their words "it's like you've bought a new freakin' microphone!" and I don't blow peoples ear drums any more every time I scream or laugh which is a big improvement! :D
Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for your informative and engaging content. I’ve found your videos extremely helpful, especially when it comes to demystifying the complexities of OBS. I have a small suggestion that I believe could enhance the learning experience for your viewers, including myself. During the sections where you go through configuration settings, would it be possible to slow down the pace a bit? This would really help in ensuring we can follow along more effectively and implement the settings as you describe them. I understand that covering content thoroughly can be challenging within a limited time, but even a slight reduction in pace could make a significant difference. This adjustment would not only aid in better understanding but also allow viewers to appreciate the nuances of what you're teaching. Thanks again for your dedication to sharing your knowledge and expertise. Looking forward to your upcoming content!
This is the best OBS tutorial I watched so far, I am terrible with adjusting these sounds settings, but your tutorial is really clear and easy to follow. Thanks a Mil.
Have spent over 3200$ to try and find the right mic until I found this ,thank you , my friends always complained about me having too much bass and with the eq I could finally talk like a normal person.
Just really wanted to say thank you for this video. You explained everything super clearly and the instructions of what all the filters and setting do helped me to get set up so thank you again man. Amazing job!
Thank you SO much for this!! You’ve helped me transform my £60 mic to sounding like a £200+ mic! My voice before was really hollow, but now my voice literally sounds like a “podcast” voice lol love it!!
dude, your videos have been helping me set up my youtube studio for over 2 years. every time I buy a new mic, instead of trying to recycle my filters I just pull up your videos and build a new filter profile by scratch. I've watched several other OBS tutorials and they none of them are as good as yours you should be proud of yourself.
This Is honestly such a well done and thorough video. explains what things are, why you need them, how to implement them and what they should sound like. Perfect
@The Video Nerd, I am having a slightly different issue to what you described in this video. So a little background, I wanted to set up an audio source in OBS to record audio directly from my headphones for 2 purposes: 1) recording single player gameplay with live commentary so I didnt have to worry about my mic picking up game sounds from my tv's audio set up (subwoofer and a couple of speakers that are about 3 ft in front of where i'm sitting) and 2) for recording multiplayer gameplay where all I really need is to capture what my friends are saying in a Discord voice channel. I ran a test on this thinking that if i am capturing a Desktop Audio source, that that would give me my game sounds, and then if I also captured the Headset Audio source at the same time, then I'd have a near identical track of gameplay audio + any voice communications captured in discord. The idea being that if both tracks were more or less identical, I could mute or delete one track in the editing software and enhance what i needed to in the headphones track to make speech sound good without sacrificing the sounds of the gameplay. When I ran a test on this both with and without the invert polarity filter, i ran into a major problem: OBS isnt capturing the gameplay audio through my headphones. This is with the desktop audio capture source active. it comes out at a very low volume, extremely choppy and in short, there is nothing i can do to clean that track up in post. its just too far gone. if i record with the invert polarity filter active, i get absolutely nothing. not even the choppiness i got in the first test. What do I do about this? I tried using the Discord Streamkit widget for voice, and I dont like that because i don't get a visual decibel bar in OBS to confirm that it is working. I tried installing Voicemeeter Banana to do it that way for discord voice audio capture and that just wrecked my pc's audio settings and it took me three days to figure out where the problem was to fix it and get my headset working again. The application capture beta source in OBS doesnt work either because it won't give me an option to select a voice channel for it to capture from. I'm at a bit of a loss here. what am i doing wrong and how do i fix it? I really kind of have a need for content creation to have this kind of a setup, but as it currently exists, its kind of letting me down pretty badly, and thats without mentioning the popping and crackling that shows up on the track when i send the file to my editing software that didnt exist in OBS when I set up my microphone and headphones and applied all the necessary filters to get a good baseline recording. Please help
Have you found a solution for 2)? There is a media source in OBS that you can add which is named sth like "audio-output-recording". Did you use that to record the game sounds and everything else you are hearing in your headset?
Great setup tutorial. I just bought a HyperX Solocast as my first ever microphone to start streaming and was a bit disapointed by how much it was capturing my keyboard and mouse. Now with this configuration it's sounding way better. Thanks for the tips!
The virtual cable thing isn’t working for me at all. I put the monitoring output to monitor and output and followed every direction and it doesn’t work in xbox parties discord or anything just obs. Please help!
Been really trying to up my audio game especially being in 4K lately. This video does a great job unlike others in explaining the aspects of things like thresholds and gains detailing exactly what they do. Thank you @TheVideoNerd!
I literally just started my first stream earlier today. I recently bought the basics and did a stream just to try it out. I initially thought it was much easier and would all work through RUclips, and was keyed into OBS by a coworker. This video alone (including the sponsor) is SUPREMELY helpful on so many levels. I can’t wait to hop back on the pc and make these adjustments, try out the sponsor, and to be less of a noob at streaming 😂 easy sub. Cheers mate.
You sir are a sound magician. Got my Rode Wireless to sound crystal clear using OBS. Could never get a great sound but your instructions in this video was all I needed. Thank you so much.
thank you very much !!! I was struggling and fuzzing around with different mics cause it sound weird whenever I stream !! but now thanks to you I'm actually able to sound absolutely good !!! in my streams !!! Thankyou very much again for this tutorial !!! 🫂🫂🫂🫂
search in Nvidia broadcast download center on any search engine and install the appropriate Audio driver for your graphics card. Note: this only works on RTX cards so not every single nvidia graphics card can run this software. Then restart your computer and open up OBS, should be under noise suppression options now.
The first part of the guide worked perfectly! The last part to use the filters with the vb audio cable did not. I made sure to restart my pc just in case that would help any and still discord does not pick up the mic at all. I feel like this may have something to do within the sound control panel settings since I've used voice meter banana before.
Go to OBS, click on the setting icon on your mic (the three vertical dots icon at the end of your mic green bar) , select "Advance Audio Properties" and then in the drop-down menu named "Audio Monitoring" of you mic select "Monitor and Output". That should fix it for Discord or any app using OBS audio output via the virtual cable.
I think this man made my career boost by 30% at least. Thanks so much bro. and thank god I searched for obs audio filters guide. it really really helped me out. Much love man, see you all at the top
What would you suggest these filters or the reaper plugins filers? Your video does make everything so much easier btw. I am going to use this guide for now. But for future reference could you tell me why others use the reaper plugins instead? I don't mind getting more technical with my setup so if you could highlight the major difference "Performance wise" it would really be cool to know.
If these filters are possible to do natively in Voicemeeter instead of having to pipe it thru OBS as well a link (or video for that) would be greatly appreciated :) Great explanations of each filter and what/why/how!
hello guys i said i would let you know if i ever figure it out and i did figure it out lol so you have to download broadcast sdk NVidia drivers should be able to find it by typing broadcast sdk on the NVidia site, i hope this helps as i cant post a link.. good luck to you fellow content creators 😊
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Omg thanks so much for this updated vid! It was really helpful!! My one question is for the Virtual Cable link to Discord - you noted to have 'Monitor & Output' on when switching the Monitoring Device, but now I can't hear my Alert Sounds since I'd set that to Monitor & Output too so I could hear them while I stream. Is there a fix around this? Or do I have to keep toggling the Monitoring Device setting when using either programs?
Thank you for the video. I followed your steps and got a great improvement in my microphone sound, but there is one thing else I did that made a big difference. My microphone has a 3.5mm analog connector and a USB connector for power. I realized that the noise I heard in the background was coming from the computer itself. Even if I moved the microphone away from the computer, the noise was still there. It sounded like the computer fans running in the background, but it turned out that the problem was that the USB power from the computer was not clean. To fix this, I plugged the USB connector into a phone charger instead. Now the sound is perfectly clear. One thing to keep in mind is that the microphone could get overheated if your phone charger is not compatible. In my case this didn't happen at all. But it could be the case that because phone chargers vary in terms of the amount of power they supply and the quality of their voltage regulation. If you use a phone charger that is not designed to power a microphone, it could cause the microphone to overheat and damage the internal components. To avoid this risk, it is important to use a phone charger that is compatible with your microphone.
I just wanna add for people that are watching this now and that are using OBS 30, you'll not be able to see NVIdia, even if you have NVidia Hardware in the Noise Surpression, since you'll need to get their SDK from the NVIDIA Broadcast Download Center Edit: As far as I'm aware, this is only the solution for RTX 20, 30 and 40 Series NVidia GPU's.
I have a question, when I monitor my microphone in my headset on OBS, there is a delay, and it messes me up when I talk. Is there any way to fix this where I can hear my voice in real time without the delay?
This is common problem of wireless headsets. Cable connected headsets can be solution. Also you can try to add a negative offset to your audio source (-500ms = 0.5 sec). Its in Advanced Audio Properties
Thank you for this video. I just fixed my super noisy audio problem I've been having with my Rode Wireless GO II. Let's see if my viewers notice the difference in my next video
When i record, i have a habit of not talking loud. So these filters helped, including the noice suppression because, again, i dont talk much (when i do its kind of quiet) on stream is much different though.
to anyone wondering why they don’t have nvidia noise removal in their noise suppression options. Search Nvidia broadcast download center on any search engine and install the appropriate Audio driver for your graphics card. Note: this only works on RTX cards so not every single nvidia graphics card can run this software. Then restart your computer and open up OBS, should be under noise suppression options now.
Thank you so much, i was strugling with my audio all the time, now sounds clear and crisp, i use a blue yeti nano and sounds amazing! Once again thank you so much!, greetings from mexico!
Goat! Thanks bro, been using your guide for years. One issue I had, when enabling Nvidia noise suppression, Streamlabs would completely freeze. A user on Reddit said to turn off disable hardware accelerated gpu scheduling. I did that and fixed the problem. When I tried using virtual cable, awhile back, maybe 2 years ago, I'd have random issues. Mic would work, then sometimes it's just static. Unsure about trying now, but I really want to try that 3 band, plug in
Wow! Thank you for such a clear and helpful video. I had no idea how bad my audio sounded until I applied these settings and now it sounds 100 times better
Thanks for this video, so much better than all the other videos I watched trying to make my mic sound great. My mic finally sounds perfect. All the best!
The other bonus tip I'd throw out there is adding a de-esser in the path as well to cut on sibilance on S sounds. My voice tends to have sharp and almost whistling S's so it makes a huge difference to keep me from sounding like Herbert from Family Guy 😅. It's basically a narrow frequency compressor that keeps those particular frequencies under control. Analog Obsession has some killer freeware VST's available if you want to find some solid kit for free.
Thank you so much for this video, my mic was cutting in and out real bad and I was not able to figure out what the exact issue was but this fixed it and I sound so much better now!
thank you so much this helped me like 1000 percent better now I can actually hear myself in my videos with out sounding too loud to thin you rock man stay awesome
Wow this is amazing! My audio was pretty bad, echoes and fan noise, and some people commented on my videos about my noise. I had no idea about OBS, and was just running the Seiren V2 Pro, and it just sounded poor. I tried to run Nivida broadcast with the Raizen synapse software, and I am not sure it was even doing anything. The plan moving forward is to just capture the video and audio through OBS, and have a more professional sound and look. Thank you for the tutorial, I appreciate it!
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IF YOU ARE HAVING TROUBLE WITH USING THE EFFECTS IN OTHER PROGRAMS:
1: download virtual cable ( 11:47)
2: enable ‘monitor and output’ for your mic in the advanced audio settings ( 06:17 )
3: set ‘cable input’ as your monitor device in your obs audio settings ( 12:10 )
4: select ‘cable output’ as your mic in whichever program ( 12:55 )
can you pls do a tutorial for mac or link a tutorial for virtual cable and your mic volume and stuff
Hello, the first part of the video works great. My only issue right now, is that i cant monitor my mic in OBS. Cant hear my own voice with this settings (was able to do it before the Cable VB
@@belvarty4785 yes the cable redirects the audio output and puts it into an audio input, theres no solution thats just how it is
@@Bitz00. ty, i can live with it haha just wanted to make sure i did everythin correctly!
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the speaking correctly into the mic is such a no brainer at first glance, but then it turns out that the reason my mic sounded muddy asf is exactly because of that, and the quality was way better at an angle from the top. No one else bothers to mention this advice so ty
My audio was terrible and I was too unfamiliar with all these settings to figure out why. This was such a clear and straightforward video to follow. Thank you so much for taking the time to make it!
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Your content has really made getting set up as a newer streamer so much easier. Keep up the great work
This video is a gem, every other mic and OBS filter tutorial they just introduce the filters and none of them actually know what the parameters do. You explain how to adjust everything and how can you make things work perfectly, I could not be more grateful, thank you! And keep up with this excelent work 😁
This video still holds. After nearly a year of streaming after having to redo my filters whenever I get a new mic (Because I have the long term memory of an amoeba) i always come back to this vid and it helps me fix everything
I've watched several videos addressing this problem - not just quality but especially noise suppression, and yours is BY FAR the best I've seen. Liked and subbed. Thanks man. You made my $50 Blue Snowball sound like a $200 mic. Fantastic!
How did you get 50 dollars
The amount of times I've had to come back to this video to adjust my sound settings is crazy. Thank you for this.
I have an expensive mic - but my audio on stream compared to my video feeds was just, meh.
This video allowed me to final the flaws in my OBS setup and now, my mic sounds like honey. You saved me from impulse buying a new mic, and for that, you have my thanks!
Sometimes we forget the little things, but the little things make a huge difference!
First time I have ever seen a filter tutorial like this BOTH explain what everything does so you have a grasp on adjusting it yourself AND gives you sensible defaults. Thank you so much.
This is the perfect tutorial, thank you. I've watched probably like 30 videos to this point and this is the ONLY one that worked for me and explained everything in a non-audiophile way.
Thanks for the comment bro, I will try it
I used the last video a few days back and then this one dropped 7 hours ago. These videos have really helped me and you explain things so well. Thanks for the quality content 👌
im with you! :)
Great tutorial for OBS.
A tip for people out there. The VST 2 plugin called Frontier by d16 does (sort of) take care of everything at once like the expander, compressor, gain, saturation, and primarily the limiter stuff all in one box with only two knobs. I think that's pretty neat.
thank you so much man,do you know any tutorials for that?
Every time I worried about you not talking about certain details, you immediately delivered right after. So helpful!
this virtual cable workaround is so simple and genius. downside is that you need to have obs open for it to work, since you monitor via obs and apply its filters, but its just genius. the whole tutorial is great. am lucky to click on this. 3 years ago i was checking filters already and had a setup which i will rework now!
Hey man!
Great video like last time. Everything looks and sounds good this time around, and you do a really good job of explaining what every thing does. Even a complete beginner should be able to get a decent sounding stream with this.
I have no reason to expand on audio processing this time.
Keep up the good work!
Thank you for this video! I went from never making a video in my entire life about 8 months ago to being on my 112th video and getting the sound right and audio synced has been the hardest part of figuring all of this out. Thank you for such a straightforward video. I can't wait to apply these settings and see how it affects my next video ❤
Just wanted to say thank you for sharing an updated video on this, the other video was quite a long time ago but it still holds well even in 2023. After following along with the video and tweaking with my microphone I did a couple of streams and people in my chat and my community have said that the quality is a lot better or in their words "it's like you've bought a new freakin' microphone!" and I don't blow peoples ear drums any more every time I scream or laugh which is a big improvement! :D
Even tho this is a year old video it's definitely helped me get my audio sounding better. Thank you.
Firstly, I want to express my gratitude for your informative and engaging content. I’ve found your videos extremely helpful, especially when it comes to demystifying the complexities of OBS.
I have a small suggestion that I believe could enhance the learning experience for your viewers, including myself. During the sections where you go through configuration settings, would it be possible to slow down the pace a bit? This would really help in ensuring we can follow along more effectively and implement the settings as you describe them.
I understand that covering content thoroughly can be challenging within a limited time, but even a slight reduction in pace could make a significant difference. This adjustment would not only aid in better understanding but also allow viewers to appreciate the nuances of what you're teaching.
Thanks again for your dedication to sharing your knowledge and expertise. Looking forward to your upcoming content!
I've watched a lot of videos about sound mixing in OBS, and you are by far the best and precise explanation available. Thank you!
Here I am watching at 3 AM finding this super useful. Going to adjust the microphone in the morning
This is the best OBS tutorial I watched so far, I am terrible with adjusting these sounds settings, but your tutorial is really clear and easy to follow. Thanks a Mil.
you fixed 90% of my problems and questions of Obs, thank you so much
Have spent over 3200$ to try and find the right mic until I found this ,thank you , my friends always complained about me having too much bass and with the eq I could finally talk like a normal person.
Just really wanted to say thank you for this video. You explained everything super clearly and the instructions of what all the filters and setting do helped me to get set up so thank you again man. Amazing job!
Your content has really made getting set up as a newer streamer so much easier. Keep up the great work!!!
Thank you SO much for this!! You’ve helped me transform my £60 mic to sounding like a £200+ mic! My voice before was really hollow, but now my voice literally sounds like a “podcast” voice lol love it!!
dude, your videos have been helping me set up my youtube studio for over 2 years. every time I buy a new mic, instead of trying to recycle my filters I just pull up your videos and build a new filter profile by scratch. I've watched several other OBS tutorials and they none of them are as good as yours you should be proud of yourself.
This Is honestly such a well done and thorough video. explains what things are, why you need them, how to implement them and what they should sound like. Perfect
@The Video Nerd, I am having a slightly different issue to what you described in this video. So a little background, I wanted to set up an audio source in OBS to record audio directly from my headphones for 2 purposes: 1) recording single player gameplay with live commentary so I didnt have to worry about my mic picking up game sounds from my tv's audio set up (subwoofer and a couple of speakers that are about 3 ft in front of where i'm sitting) and 2) for recording multiplayer gameplay where all I really need is to capture what my friends are saying in a Discord voice channel. I ran a test on this thinking that if i am capturing a Desktop Audio source, that that would give me my game sounds, and then if I also captured the Headset Audio source at the same time, then I'd have a near identical track of gameplay audio + any voice communications captured in discord. The idea being that if both tracks were more or less identical, I could mute or delete one track in the editing software and enhance what i needed to in the headphones track to make speech sound good without sacrificing the sounds of the gameplay. When I ran a test on this both with and without the invert polarity filter, i ran into a major problem: OBS isnt capturing the gameplay audio through my headphones. This is with the desktop audio capture source active. it comes out at a very low volume, extremely choppy and in short, there is nothing i can do to clean that track up in post. its just too far gone. if i record with the invert polarity filter active, i get absolutely nothing. not even the choppiness i got in the first test. What do I do about this? I tried using the Discord Streamkit widget for voice, and I dont like that because i don't get a visual decibel bar in OBS to confirm that it is working. I tried installing Voicemeeter Banana to do it that way for discord voice audio capture and that just wrecked my pc's audio settings and it took me three days to figure out where the problem was to fix it and get my headset working again. The application capture beta source in OBS doesnt work either because it won't give me an option to select a voice channel for it to capture from. I'm at a bit of a loss here. what am i doing wrong and how do i fix it? I really kind of have a need for content creation to have this kind of a setup, but as it currently exists, its kind of letting me down pretty badly, and thats without mentioning the popping and crackling that shows up on the track when i send the file to my editing software that didnt exist in OBS when I set up my microphone and headphones and applied all the necessary filters to get a good baseline recording. Please help
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Don't forget to assign your sources as separate tracks (1-6)
Have you found a solution for 2)?
There is a media source in OBS that you can add which is named sth like "audio-output-recording". Did you use that to record the game sounds and everything else you are hearing in your headset?
the noise suppresion just makes it really good, thank you so much for the infromation!
I was bashing my head into my monitor over microphone settings, but this video helped me out a lot. Thank you my friend.
Great setup tutorial. I just bought a HyperX Solocast as my first ever microphone to start streaming and was a bit disapointed by how much it was capturing my keyboard and mouse. Now with this configuration it's sounding way better. Thanks for the tips!
The virtual cable thing isn’t working for me at all. I put the monitoring output to monitor and output and followed every direction and it doesn’t work in xbox parties discord or anything just obs. Please help!
Been really trying to up my audio game especially being in 4K lately. This video does a great job unlike others in explaining the aspects of things like thresholds and gains detailing exactly what they do. Thank you @TheVideoNerd!
I literally just started my first stream earlier today. I recently bought the basics and did a stream just to try it out. I initially thought it was much easier and would all work through RUclips, and was keyed into OBS by a coworker. This video alone (including the sponsor) is SUPREMELY helpful on so many levels. I can’t wait to hop back on the pc and make these adjustments, try out the sponsor, and to be less of a noob at streaming 😂 easy sub. Cheers mate.
You sir are a sound magician. Got my Rode Wireless to sound crystal clear using OBS. Could never get a great sound but your instructions in this video was all I needed. Thank you so much.
This was very useful, thank you alot 😊
This is exactly what I needed! Thank you so much! ❤
I feel the love. love heart you back you old toad. Old bean!
thank you very much !!!
I was struggling and fuzzing around with different mics cause it sound weird whenever I stream !!
but now thanks to you I'm actually able to sound absolutely good !!! in my streams !!!
Thankyou very much again for this tutorial !!! 🫂🫂🫂🫂
i have an nvidia graphics card but i dont have the nvidia noise removals
same idk why
same but honestly the default one works fine
search in Nvidia broadcast download center on any search engine and install the appropriate Audio driver for your graphics card. Note: this only works on RTX cards so not every single nvidia graphics card can run this software. Then restart your computer and open up OBS, should be under noise suppression options now.
@@loomiii1282Thank you. It worked for myself.
U need an RTX card
The first part of the guide worked perfectly! The last part to use the filters with the vb audio cable did not. I made sure to restart my pc just in case that would help any and still discord does not pick up the mic at all. I feel like this may have something to do within the sound control panel settings since I've used voice meter banana before.
I found out that you have to have OBS up in the background for the VB audio cable to transfer through to discord
Go to OBS, click on the setting icon on your mic (the three vertical dots icon at the end of your mic green bar) , select "Advance Audio Properties" and then in the drop-down menu named "Audio Monitoring" of you mic select "Monitor and Output". That should fix it for Discord or any app using OBS audio output via the virtual cable.
@@drcylon thanks that helped to hear it but my mic now sounds super choppy for some reason do you know a fix to that?
@@swagmaster287I disabled all automatic noise filters in discord settings to get the mic to sound like it does in OBS
@@drcylon This did the trick! THANK YOU SO MUCH FOR THIS!
I think this man made my career boost by 30% at least. Thanks so much bro. and thank god I searched for obs audio filters guide. it really really helped me out. Much love man, see you all at the top
You added a noise gate and that was not in the video but it was before 3 band equalizer, I thought I was going crazy for a second
What would you suggest these filters or the reaper plugins filers?
Your video does make everything so much easier btw. I am going to use this guide for now. But for future reference could you tell me why others use the reaper plugins instead? I don't mind getting more technical with my setup so if you could highlight the major difference "Performance wise" it would really be cool to know.
If these filters are possible to do natively in Voicemeeter instead of having to pipe it thru OBS as well a link (or video for that) would be greatly appreciated :) Great explanations of each filter and what/why/how!
is it possible? was wondering the same because the default windows device is still the "raw" microphone
I use EqualizerAPO for vst plugin, and Voicemeeter for mixer
I was wondering the same because I have/use audacity and sound forge for back up for my recordings.
so i have a nevidia graphics card and all but it does not show me nevidia noise removal or other nevidia options
Same
Same, RTX went to the bin
I haven't found a solution but I ever do I will be sure to let you boys know
hello guys i said i would let you know if i ever figure it out and i did figure it out lol so you have to download broadcast sdk NVidia drivers should be able to find it by typing broadcast sdk on the NVidia site, i hope this helps as i cant post a link.. good luck to you fellow content creators 😊
This is exactly what i was looking for. I was wondering why my audio sucked so much more than others and i have a good mic!
Beste mice tutorial ever!!!(na een maand research en een depressie eindelijk gevonden wat ik nodig had).Betreffende Ownd3Pro ik krijg geen freepack gedownload zelfs met json document formatter lukt het niet.
what if I have a nvidia card and those option on noise suppression don't show up?
same here
RTX
you need to install a certain thing to use the noise suppression. cant remember what its called. It's like nvidia broadcast or something like that.
Omg thanks so much for this updated vid! It was really helpful!!
My one question is for the Virtual Cable link to Discord - you noted to have 'Monitor & Output' on when switching the Monitoring Device, but now I can't hear my Alert Sounds since I'd set that to Monitor & Output too so I could hear them while I stream.
Is there a fix around this? Or do I have to keep toggling the Monitoring Device setting when using either programs?
Thank you for the video. I followed your steps and got a great improvement in my microphone sound, but there is one thing else I did that made a big difference.
My microphone has a 3.5mm analog connector and a USB connector for power. I realized that the noise I heard in the background was coming from the computer itself. Even if I moved the microphone away from the computer, the noise was still there. It sounded like the computer fans running in the background, but it turned out that the problem was that the USB power from the computer was not clean.
To fix this, I plugged the USB connector into a phone charger instead. Now the sound is perfectly clear.
One thing to keep in mind is that the microphone could get overheated if your phone charger is not compatible. In my case this didn't happen at all. But it could be the case that because phone chargers vary in terms of the amount of power they supply and the quality of their voltage regulation. If you use a phone charger that is not designed to power a microphone, it could cause the microphone to overheat and damage the internal components.
To avoid this risk, it is important to use a phone charger that is compatible with your microphone.
thank you i use this and it makes my $20 mic sound very good!
I just wanna add for people that are watching this now and that are using OBS 30, you'll not be able to see NVIdia, even if you have NVidia Hardware in the Noise Surpression, since you'll need to get their SDK from the NVIDIA Broadcast Download Center
Edit: As far as I'm aware, this is only the solution for RTX 20, 30 and 40 Series NVidia GPU's.
Thank you!
Holy crap, the 3-band equalizer makes all the difference in the world. Great tutorial; thank you!
Very helpful and well made video, exactly what I needed, thank you!
I have a question, when I monitor my microphone in my headset on OBS, there is a delay, and it messes me up when I talk. Is there any way to fix this where I can hear my voice in real time without the delay?
This is common problem of wireless headsets. Cable connected headsets can be solution. Also you can try to add a negative offset to your audio source (-500ms = 0.5 sec). Its in Advanced Audio Properties
@@yamanural4043 they were wired headphones , they are not wireless
After using all these settings my audio still sounds horrible please help
Try going to your sound settings, then click on the microphone your using, and turn off the audio enhancements setting
What kind of mic are you using
at that point buy a new one lmaoo theres no one saving your mic
Get a better mic
@@AntiMasonprobably a Logitech c920
Thank you so much. You saved my videos and broadcasts!
duuuuude!!!!! this made the mic on my Audio technica bluetooth head phones sound waaaaay better!!!
Thank you, you dont know how many times ive rewatched streams and realized that my voice cant be heard or i was getting game feedback through my mic!
Thank you for the tutorial, it's actually works !!
Thank you for this video. I just fixed my super noisy audio problem I've been having with my Rode Wireless GO II. Let's see if my viewers notice the difference in my next video
Honestly the best video I found regarding this ajustements.
Props dude!
Dude! Love you, man! Infinite thanks for this!
very good tutorial, fixed every problem i was having 🔥🔥
When i record, i have a habit of not talking loud. So these filters helped, including the noice suppression because, again, i dont talk much (when i do its kind of quiet) on stream is much different though.
to anyone wondering why they don’t have nvidia noise removal in their noise suppression options. Search Nvidia broadcast download center on any search engine and install the appropriate Audio driver for your graphics card. Note: this only works on RTX cards so not every single nvidia graphics card can run this software. Then restart your computer and open up OBS, should be under noise suppression options now.
legend. absolute legend for this video. thank you so much!
my guy thank you for this video, my audio on stream was sounding horrendous. now it's clear and crisp.
oh thank goodness, i was folowing the 2022, and it messed up royally! Now I'm barely on noise surpression but it's already sounds better! THANK YOU!!!
Thank you so much, i was strugling with my audio all the time, now sounds clear and crisp, i use a blue yeti nano and sounds amazing!
Once again thank you so much!, greetings from mexico!
I love that you explained what everything does. This guide finally helped me with my mic issues. Thanks so much!
wow it's a clear and straightforward video to follow on my macbook using maono fairy, now it sounds really great, thanks!!
You are a godsend for making this!
You're a hero. You just helped my stream with my $5 mic
truly the only video i needed, thank you
Goat! Thanks bro, been using your guide for years. One issue I had, when enabling Nvidia noise suppression, Streamlabs would completely freeze. A user on Reddit said to turn off disable hardware accelerated gpu scheduling. I did that and fixed the problem.
When I tried using virtual cable, awhile back, maybe 2 years ago, I'd have random issues. Mic would work, then sometimes it's just static. Unsure about trying now, but I really want to try that 3 band, plug in
Got a lot of compliments on my audio after your first video, thanks for the updates!
I was uploading videos and you couldn't hear me at all because I was too quiet. That's been fixed now so thank you so much for the tutorial!
Man, this video is gold. I just bot a Samson Q9U but with all your settings, it sounds amaziing ! Thank you, awesome work.
அருமை(Awesome) first time i replay to video in my history
14 years of using
Thank you for making my voice sound so good in such a straightforward tutorial!!! :)
you are genius when it comes down to it thanks for the help anyone who watches this this guy is amazing
Excellent work. Means working from home on online lectures and conferences has gotten a lot more effective!
Excellent Tutorial. Just what I needed. This method is way better than any of the others that i have found so far. Thank you for making this.
thank you so much you just helped me turn my wooden stick into a high quality microphone
Wow! Thank you for such a clear and helpful video. I had no idea how bad my audio sounded until I applied these settings and now it sounds 100 times better
Thanks for this video, so much better than all the other videos I watched trying to make my mic sound great. My mic finally sounds perfect. All the best!
Thanks mate, I've managed to greatly improve the audio from my cheap Neewer USB condensor mic with your guide
Yep, can confirm that this is a good video. Mic sounds better than before with these settings!
The other bonus tip I'd throw out there is adding a de-esser in the path as well to cut on sibilance on S sounds.
My voice tends to have sharp and almost whistling S's so it makes a huge difference to keep me from sounding like Herbert from Family Guy 😅.
It's basically a narrow frequency compressor that keeps those particular frequencies under control. Analog Obsession has some killer freeware VST's available if you want to find some solid kit for free.
Thank you so much for this video, my mic was cutting in and out real bad and I was not able to figure out what the exact issue was but this fixed it and I sound so much better now!
Thank you so much for this video man you made it so simple, and now my microphone sounds exactly how I want it to sound. Thank you!!!
thank you so much this helped me like 1000 percent better now I can actually hear myself in my videos with out sounding too loud to thin you rock man stay awesome
Wow this is amazing! My audio was pretty bad, echoes and fan noise, and some people commented on my videos about my noise. I had no idea about OBS, and was just running the Seiren V2 Pro, and it just sounded poor. I tried to run Nivida broadcast with the Raizen synapse software, and I am not sure it was even doing anything. The plan moving forward is to just capture the video and audio through OBS, and have a more professional sound and look. Thank you for the tutorial, I appreciate it!
YOU ACTUALLY SAVE ME SO MUCH OMG
It was the best OBS guide I've ever watched. Thank you so much!
I learned something new about the filters that I would have never found out on my own. Thank you brother