But focusrite only captures my microphone. I need the focusrite to also capture my cakewalk sound.ĭoes anyone know how to achieve this? I've downloaded voicemeeter banana but just don't know how to use it to get it working. It's dooable with ableton live since it just uses the FLstudio ASIO which allows drivers to be shared. One is a ASUS Xoner PCI card and the other is a Focusrite 2i2 2nd gen. Both of these come with their native ASIO drivers. That allows ORB Studio to record from an ASIO source. I set Cakewalk up to use the ASUS Xoner PCI card in ASIO mode as its output. I route the output of the ASUS Xoner PCI card to the input of the Focusrite 2i2 (I use an external 12 channel mixer for the physical signal path) I set up OBS Studio to use the Focusrite 2i2 as its input. Then, when I use Cakewalk, ORB Studio screen records the session while capturing Cakewalk’s audio simultaneously - both in realtime. I do need to make sure the sample rate, the bit depth and the buffer size matches on both the ASUS card and the 2i2. There are 3 ways to get cakewalk working on livestream if you want to use ASIO drivers.so here are 3 ways.Īnd follow the instructions on this youtube videoĢ. To get cakewalk working on Livestream i.e. The relevant instructions are pasted below, not written by me but by the poster of that website where you have to choose separate input for video and audio, follow step 1 and the following instructions. 'Step 1: In OBS in the Audio Mixer panel at the bottom, click the settings icon next to your microphone, go to Advanced Audio Properties, and turn on Monitoring for your microphone. I have it set to 'Monitor and Output' because I like to use the record function of OBS to test things, if you select 'Monitor Only' the mic will not work with the record or stream functions of OBS but can still be used in other applications. Step 2: Find and download a Virtual Audio Cable program (google). I'm using the VB-Audio Virtual Audio Device.

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