what’s being played (with effects added via Reaper) and the Reaper drum track are not being heard back by Toby, despite it being sent to Zoom (hence Zoom showing an input level but Toby not hearing it). If I am understanding correctly, Toby’s issue is that what you have stated above Serhat, i.e. Just jumping in here as this topic definitely interests me too Issue that it does not come out of speakers.

In Ableton Live, go to Options > Preferences > Audio and choose ASIO4ALL v2:.Input your guitar and mic from different channels and set monitoring to In or Auto for both:.Install the Virtual Cable from this page.Audio Interface - To connect a microphone and the guitar.Ableton Live - I think other DAWs would work too but I did not try.Windows 11 - Not sure if this would work on other versions or on a Mac.Lets you add a backing track and guitar/vocal effects using your DAW (not included in the guide).Lets you input your guitar and mic sound at the same time.If you are already familiar with Ableton Live (Should work for other DAWs too).If you do not want to use OBS or could not figure it out.If you want to use backing tracks, plugins and effects.If you want your guitar sound to be coming from direct input or a second microphone rather than the same microphone as your vocals on Justin Open Mics.I thought OBS was necessary so a bit surprised that this simple setup works and I get to use effects and backing tracks thanks to the DAW so I wanted to write a guide about it in case it helps others. Then I suspected it could work without OBS as well and got that to work too! That’s without buying the two virtual cables from VB Audio. Hi, after failing to set up OBS for the open mic yesterday, I was trying to figure it out and finally, I managed.

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