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Try changing to another identifier in both OBS and your audio software.

It is a special IP address saying "this very own computer".

In ReaStream in your audio software, replace * local broadcast by 127.0.0.1.

For some reasons, it might not work with some devices (especially the "Default" one).

Right click the Audio input capture, open "Properties" then select another input device.

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Make sure you are using the same sample rate (44.1Khz or 48KHz) in your audio software and OBS (Settings > Audio tab).

What to do if ReaStream in OBS does not receive sound from my audio software? If not, see below for some troubleshooting. Now if you play some sound in your audio software you should get it into your OBS audio input capture device. Make sure the Identifier is the same as the one you set in Ableton ("default" by default), and you're done.

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Windows should prompt you again the firewall security message. In the VST 2.x Plug-in drop-down list, select "reastream-standalone", then click "Open Plug-in Interface". To do so, add two "Gain" Filters and set them to -30dB.Īd a new audio filter by clicking the +, and select "VST 2.x Plug-in".

If you had no unused audio input available, you want to turn down the volume of your used audio input without turning down the volume of the OBS audio source itself. Now right click on your newly created audio input capture source, and select "Filters".

If you can only select some used inputs (such as your default microphone), then is is still OK, we will figure it out later. We actually don't care of the audio input itself, as we want the audio coming from the VST we will add in the next steps. Give it any name you want, and click OK.Īs Device, choose an audio input you are NOT using. Open OBS, click the ➕ in the Sources window and select "Audio input capture". Now on the plug-ins interface, select "Send audio/MIDI" then choose/type \*local broadcast (without quotation marks) in the IP field. Just allow it on both private and public networks, just in case, and click OK. You should see a firewall alert saying that the plugin want to access your network. Open your audio software and add the reastream-standalone VST plugin on your master track. C:/Program Files/Common Files/VSTPlugins/.C:/Program Files/Common Files/Steinberg/Shared Components/.

If you usually use a custom folder for your VSTs, just re-install ReaStream to your custom folder once you got it installed in one recognized by OBS: In the "Destination Folder", make sure you are using one of the following (see list below), otherwise the VST wont be available in OBS. In the "Choose Components" screen, you only need ReaStream (stereo) but you can select other plugins if you want to try them.

Choose the 32bit or 64bit version depending on your audio software (Ableton Live 10 is 64bit only, other might depend).

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ReaStream is included in a suite of free plugins called ReaPlugs VST FX Suite you can download here. Here we will use it on a same comuter as a bridge between your DAW and OBS. The following instructions are based on ReaStream, a VST plugin made to send audio and midi in real time over a local network.

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It can actually work also with any other kind of driver (MME/DirectX/WASAPI) but you should rather refer to Case 2: OBS + Desktop Audio Source if you use one of those. This case work for any kind of ASIO driver, regardless the use of an external sound card or not. You use Windows with an audio software and ASIO drivers, with or without external sound card. Case 3: OBS + ReaStream VST (Windows only)