This way, the tracks are automatically separate from the start.
If the above is true, then in my opinion, it would be better to have the game (and its sound) recorded using one method (like FRAPS or GeForce’s Experience) and be recording your voice using another way (like audacity). If I understand you correctly, you’ve recorded yourself talking and it is likely that you’re using the same thing to record the game as you’re using to record your voice.
#Audio track separator how to
If you are using something other than OBS to record with, I do not know how to help you. V2 could be your Mic Audio track (as I set to Track 2 via my OBS settings.Īs explained, you can edit each audio track this way in Shotcut. V1 could be your Game Audio track (as I had set to Track 3 via my OBS settings) (not to be confused with audio channels as with left/right stereo channels.) Shotcut only sees 1 audio track at a time. If you only see one audio track, the mic and game audio is mixed together and probably not editable. If your source video has game and mic on just two tracks you will only see two tracks here. Once you get the video file with various audio tracks, this is how Shotcut sees them in the Properties/Audio tab. This will eliminate the need to use Shotcut to edit your mic audio. Depending upon the mic, you may have a gain control you can raise on the mic itself. It would be best to do multiple test recordings to find what levels work best for your. Once you’re done recording, you’ll have a file with 3 audio tracks to be used in Shotcut. How the Audio Mixer looks on OBS (OBS has audio filters for each source that you can apply)
Track 1: Game/Mic mix Track2: Mic Track 3: Game Here I’m telling OBS that I want 3 audio tracks in my file. Game goes to Desktop Audio (along with Discord), and Microphone to the Mic/Aux channel source. The following are screenshots on how I use OBS settings to get the files I want.
#Audio track separator install
I will not go over how to install OBS or how to get your game to be captured in OBS as there is a lot of videos and tutorials already out there on how to do this, which there is countless ways to configure OBS. And this is how I use OBS, as I’m sure there are other more clever ways to use it, and the OBS has a very active forum on getting help for getting things set up. I will be using OBS for this and creating a record-able audio environment so Shotcut can be used to separate. My response will be in depth as to how to prepare your video file with game/mic audio channels and how to use them with Shotcut.Ĭlick on the arrow below to see how I use OBS to prepare the source recorded video file with different audio tracks.
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