However, with the new Application Audio Capture, you can mute Discord (or any other application) while streaming with just one click. We saved the guide for setting up a virtual audio cable below, just in case anyone needs the information. As long as you have added your mic as a source (as you normally would), your stream will only hear your voice, the window you've selected, and any alert sounds you have programmed (when someone follows, subs, donates, etc.). That's all there is to it! Streamlabs Desktop will now capture the audio from your selected window. Note: You will need to disable your Desktop Audio Source in Settings > Audio, otherwise your stream will be able to hear all of the audio from your computer. For most creators, this will be your game. Next, double click Application Audio Capture from your source list to enter Advanced Audio Settings.įrom the Application Audio Capture dropdown, choose the window you want to capture on your stream. Note: if you do not see the option to add Application Audio Capture as a source, try updating Streamlabs Desktop to the newest version. Open your Streamlabs Desktop software and add Application Audio Capture as a new source.
We'll show you how to use it (Hint: it's really easy). Now, as part of the OBS 28 Merge, the Application Audio Capture is now live on Streamlabs Desktop. Previously, creators needed to install a virtual audio cable via a third party program in order to split their audio. For example, if you want to hear your mods through Discord but want to keep their voices muted on your stream, you're going to love this update.
Streamlabs Desktop has a new feature that lets you hear more than your stream.
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