This example uses a Scarlett USB Interface so 'Focusrite USB' is selected as the device. Once downloaded and installed, open the OBS application. With your audio interface connected please navigate to the Audio Mixer > Mic/Aux > Click the S ettings button (small gear cog symbol) > Properties.Ĭlick the dropdown menu next to Device, and select your audio interface. Setting the audio interface as the audio device To start, navigate to the OBS website and download the compatible version of OBS software for your system. OBS is a free program that allows you to stream audio and video to online platforms such as Facebook, Twitch, and Youtube. How to set up your audio interface in OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) on a Mac For instructions for Mac, please see the following article:

This is a guide to setting up your audio interface in Open Broadcaster Software (OBS) on Windows. I believe the problem is with how VDJ is routing the I/O on the rev7, which is more complex than my Rane one.This applies to: All Focusrite audio interfaces I don't think OBS is at fault because it's just listening to whatever input I tell it to listen to. then I would totally be looking at Pioneer. If when running it through Serato, I experience the same thing. That tells me that VDJ is routing something different, leaving those other things out of the 'master' mix.

Instead, it leaves out FX, mic, sampler, etc. For instance, routing 'master' out to whatever I choose, should actually do that. but the following facts counter that idea: - everything works fine with my RANE ONE (VDJ & OBS) - Everything works fine when I run the rev7 with Serato (select Serato Virtual Audio in OBS) - OBS never had the option to select specific USB channels with any of my previous controllers There's something with the way VDJ routes the I/O with my rev7 that's preventing it from working 100%. I actually thought it was a pioneer issue.

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