I unfortunately don't know how to address that problem though so any help or clarification there would be great.Įdit: messed around with voice meeter banana, initially I was using a sample rate of 96Khz. Following the first video solve this.įrom some more research it seems like the issue might lie in clock speed differences between my devices/software and the VAC. I did try following the second video entirely at first, but that resulted in Reaper sending audio to OBS PRE effects and any reverb or compression I wanted to add in Reaper was not being sent to OBS. I created a test discord account so I could hear it myself, can confirm, crackle city.
This is where my setup stops working as according to my discord friends the audio coming through is crackling very badly.
I then used the tail end of this video (from 8:17 on) - to send the ReaStream audio as well as my desktop audio from OBS to Discord via a Virtual Audio Cable. Recording in OBS results in a clean sounding video file. I documented everything on how I set it up here, just ignore all the parts dealing with Fantasy Grounds or Cleanfeed for what you are doing.ĭ FG - Syrinscape Audio SetupįG - Syrinscape Audio Setup Software used Voicemeeter Banana or Potato - Virtual Audio Cable - Nircmd - Nircmd.I'd like a setup that allows me to send music as well as my voice over discord so I can sing along with my background vocals for discord Karaoke.ĭid some googling and found this video - which I used to get audio from Reaper into OBS via the ReaStream plugin.
Nircmd is used to run a batch script that switches the default audio device, launch syrinscape (so it binds to the new audio device), then switches the default audio device back to what you want. Voicemeeter and the VB audio cable work to route the audio. I believe they are working on adding the capability to select your audio output device for a future update.Īssuming you are on Windows, the solution I have used involves installing the following: Yes, it is possible, but it does require some additional (free) software for now.
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