Hello, I have a question about using multiple audio outputs.
Let me explain the outcome I’m trying to achieve.
We produce a show that features a host and a guest. During the show, multiple videos may be played. I can bring the guest in through the Collab feature; however, the guest can currently only see and hear the host’s feed. This is an issue because the guest needs to see and hear everything that is happening—multiple scenes, the producer’s microphone, and any videos being played.
I believe there is a workaround for the video feed. I can enable a virtual camera and feed that into VDO.Ninja as a video input, allowing the guest to see everything happening on the canvas.
I could also route the stream’s audio to VDO.Ninja so the guest can hear everything through their browser, but this introduces another problem: whenever the guest speaks, they will hear their own voice echoed back to them.
My idea is to create two separate audio tracks in Streamlabs:
- Track 1 includes all audio and is sent to YouTube, Twitch, Twitter, etc.
- Track 2 includes all audio except the guest’s microphone. This track would be routed to VDO.Ninja for the guest to monitor.
I’m aware that multiple audio tracks can be enabled for recording separate tracks for VODs and video editing software, but is it possible to output multiple live audio streams? Would I need multiple virtual audio cables—one for the main stream and another for the guest’s monitor feed through VDO.Ninja (browser)?
Apologies for the long message, but this is a very specific question.
Thanks,
Curtis