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"How Can I Tell If Recorded Audio Was Captured When Audio Monitoring Is On?"
Audio monitoring allows you to hear the audio while recording.
When audio monitoring is turned on, it may disable all other devices to prevent interference with the audio.
Monitoring audio can result in low-quality audio or no sound if not set up correctly.
The virtual audio cable software can be used to monitor audio in OBS by setting it as the main audio device in OBS settings.
To monitor audio while recording, use headphones to prevent sound from speakers from entering the microphone.
Turn off the monitor output for the mic channel only, to avoid a 300-400 millisecond delay that can distract while speaking.
Many USB microphones provide a zero delay monitor of the live mic output.
When capturing window audio, ensure that the computer's sound is not muted to avoid losing audio in OBS Studio.
The only audio output source available in OBS Studio may be the Standard Realtek High Definition Audio SST when the computer's sound is muted.
Ensure that the device set as the monitoring device is not being recorded to avoid capturing the same audio twice.
Audio surveillance laws vary by state, and it is essential to familiarize yourself with the regulations in your area.
Recording audio while sound monitoring is on can result in legal issues, and it is crucial to comply with the laws in your state.
Some USB microphones have a direct monitoring feature that allows you to hear the mic's audio output without latency.
In Ableton Live, you can enable the audio input if it's an audio device or the MIDI port if it's a MIDI device and choose the input source in the dropdown "Audio From" for audio tracks and "MIDI from" for MIDI tracks.
The "Monitor" option in Ableton Live's track mixer determines whether the audio from the track is routed to the output when the track is not playing.
The "Monitor" option in Ableton Live can be set to "In" to always monitor the audio output in OBS.
To monitor audio in OBS while live streaming or recording, open the audio mixer, click on the gear icon for your Desktop Audio, and select Advanced Audio Properties.
In OBS Advanced Audio Properties, you can choose which audio inputs and outputs to monitor, such as your webcam video capture device, which is often your desktop mic, and desktop audio.
To hear game audio for streaming and recording using OBS Studio, ensure that the volume option is checked for the audio input in OBS Advanced Audio Properties.
Mastering audio monitoring involves optimizing audio preferences to reduce interference and ensure high-quality audio output.
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