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I'm still thinking about how I could do something musical live online and also make it entertaining.

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  • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA This user is from outside of this forum
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    I'm still thinking about how I could do something musical live online and also make it entertaining. Replay in Neon generally involves me looking at my phone... not very entertaining. Maybe if I filmed myself while doing it and ocassionally looked up and smiled winsomely that would be enough. 😉

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    • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

      I'm still thinking about how I could do something musical live online and also make it entertaining. Replay in Neon generally involves me looking at my phone... not very entertaining. Maybe if I filmed myself while doing it and ocassionally looked up and smiled winsomely that would be enough. 😉

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      @ashnoodle could you integrate tap dance into the process?

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      • wordsmith@writing.exchangeW wordsmith@writing.exchange

        @ashnoodle could you integrate tap dance into the process?

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        @wordsmith Aaaaah. If I could get my tap shoes from when I was 9 to fit me. My mum might still have them.

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        • wordsmith@writing.exchangeW wordsmith@writing.exchange

          @ashnoodle could you integrate tap dance into the process?

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          @wordsmith I should really give doing something live proper thinking space.

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          • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

            @wordsmith I should really give doing something live proper thinking space.

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            @ashnoodle it's always a pleasure being able to see folk doing their thing live!

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            • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

              I'm still thinking about how I could do something musical live online and also make it entertaining. Replay in Neon generally involves me looking at my phone... not very entertaining. Maybe if I filmed myself while doing it and ocassionally looked up and smiled winsomely that would be enough. 😉

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              Treated myself to an Akai MPX8 sample player this week in another step towards doing something live. Along with the SH4D, I've got lots of ideas for live sequence noodles of music I've already released and new stuff.

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              • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                Treated myself to an Akai MPX8 sample player this week in another step towards doing something live. Along with the SH4D, I've got lots of ideas for live sequence noodles of music I've already released and new stuff.

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                Working through ideas for rejigging Midnight Detective Club etc tracks into something I'm more comfortable with sequencing (and doing the odd vocal) live. Probably more minimal than my usual releases, but I think taking it back to a 1979/1980 "I've got 3 synths and a drum machine" feel will work.

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                • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                  Working through ideas for rejigging Midnight Detective Club etc tracks into something I'm more comfortable with sequencing (and doing the odd vocal) live. Probably more minimal than my usual releases, but I think taking it back to a 1979/1980 "I've got 3 synths and a drum machine" feel will work.

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                  Enjoying reworking a few of my older tracks with the SH4D synth / sequencer / drum machine. Even playing via the teeny weeny buttons is fun. Trying to do synth parts live, and keeping mistakes if they don't cause a problem in the track.

                  #fedimusic #fedimusicians

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                  • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                    Enjoying reworking a few of my older tracks with the SH4D synth / sequencer / drum machine. Even playing via the teeny weeny buttons is fun. Trying to do synth parts live, and keeping mistakes if they don't cause a problem in the track.

                    #fedimusic #fedimusicians

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                    Realised that a song I've revisited a few times over the past 15 years (but never really had a solid musical home) fits nicely with a jam I created on the SH4D. Next step is to get a vocal fx chain in OBS setup. #fedimusic

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                    • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                      Realised that a song I've revisited a few times over the past 15 years (but never really had a solid musical home) fits nicely with a jam I created on the SH4D. Next step is to get a vocal fx chain in OBS setup. #fedimusic

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                      Did another live music test last night - mainly testing instrument volumes and live vocals. Looking to do a plan B for vocals early on (maybe pre-recorded/sampled), but also with the idea that I want to do some live. The home set up is tricky, as I'm too self conscious of the neighbours below my usual music setup and my vocals end up being a whisper. Will look at shifting things into the kitchen instead when I'm working on the live setup. #fedimusician

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                      • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                        Did another live music test last night - mainly testing instrument volumes and live vocals. Looking to do a plan B for vocals early on (maybe pre-recorded/sampled), but also with the idea that I want to do some live. The home set up is tricky, as I'm too self conscious of the neighbours below my usual music setup and my vocals end up being a whisper. Will look at shifting things into the kitchen instead when I'm working on the live setup. #fedimusician

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                        Got a vocal effects chain together in OBS studio that I'm happy with (in prep for a music live stream) - keeping it minimal and using resource light VST plugins. It's really handy that you can check the CPU use in OBS. Currently not going over 10% when recording and using video. Going to add in the synth for the next one and see what the impact is and how it all sits together.

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                        • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                          Got a vocal effects chain together in OBS studio that I'm happy with (in prep for a music live stream) - keeping it minimal and using resource light VST plugins. It's really handy that you can check the CPU use in OBS. Currently not going over 10% when recording and using video. Going to add in the synth for the next one and see what the impact is and how it all sits together.

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                          Been thinking about how to get some Danger Lift Machine style stuff into a live music streaming setup. As I'm going to be doing a bit of synth noodling and need a timer to remind myself that videos are ending and I should be finishing off a track shortly, it might be an idea to have appropriate DLM snippets play towards the end of the video instead of a visual timer alert?!?

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                            Been thinking about how to get some Danger Lift Machine style stuff into a live music streaming setup. As I'm going to be doing a bit of synth noodling and need a timer to remind myself that videos are ending and I should be finishing off a track shortly, it might be an idea to have appropriate DLM snippets play towards the end of the video instead of a visual timer alert?!?

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                            Working on the 7th track for a live music stream - a mashup/re-jiggle of various tracks from T*1. Got the Akai sampler working alongside the synth backing for a bit of a sample jam section. Still need to do more with it, but I like how raw it is.

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                            • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                              Working on the 7th track for a live music stream - a mashup/re-jiggle of various tracks from T*1. Got the Akai sampler working alongside the synth backing for a bit of a sample jam section. Still need to do more with it, but I like how raw it is.

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                              I'm curious about how anyone live music streaming with obs studio using different audio sources glues together the tracks in obs? In my case I'm using a usb mic audio capture for vocals and another single usb audio capture for combined synths and sampler. In Cubase I use bx masterdesk classic on the final stereo output. Is there a way to combine inputs in obs studio into a single channel and add bx masterdesk to it? I'm trying to keep my setup so it's not draining the resources.

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                              • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                                I'm curious about how anyone live music streaming with obs studio using different audio sources glues together the tracks in obs? In my case I'm using a usb mic audio capture for vocals and another single usb audio capture for combined synths and sampler. In Cubase I use bx masterdesk classic on the final stereo output. Is there a way to combine inputs in obs studio into a single channel and add bx masterdesk to it? I'm trying to keep my setup so it's not draining the resources.

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                                @ashnoodle I have "audio sources" scenes separate to the camera feeds that I add as required to OBS.

                                The game-changer for me was getting an audio interface that could provide an "audio loopback" output as well as the standard channel in. I started with a MOTU M4, and made sure that the current MOTU 828 did the same thing before I upgraded.

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                                • ashnoodle@tech.lgbtA ashnoodle@tech.lgbt

                                  I'm curious about how anyone live music streaming with obs studio using different audio sources glues together the tracks in obs? In my case I'm using a usb mic audio capture for vocals and another single usb audio capture for combined synths and sampler. In Cubase I use bx masterdesk classic on the final stereo output. Is there a way to combine inputs in obs studio into a single channel and add bx masterdesk to it? I'm trying to keep my setup so it's not draining the resources.

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                                  @ashnoodle I
                                  I had stability issues with different kinds of audio capture in OBS, so prefer to stick to their default “Desktop Audio” — combining all inputs as you say.

                                  I’m on Linux and pipewire (Cable app) now, but on Windows I found the most stable solution is Voicemeeter.

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                                    @ashnoodle I
                                    I had stability issues with different kinds of audio capture in OBS, so prefer to stick to their default “Desktop Audio” — combining all inputs as you say.

                                    I’m on Linux and pipewire (Cable app) now, but on Windows I found the most stable solution is Voicemeeter.

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                                    @ashnoodle oh and I route all mics & audio into one program to mix — Cubase will do it!

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                                    • headfirstonly@mastodon.socialH headfirstonly@mastodon.social

                                      @ashnoodle I have "audio sources" scenes separate to the camera feeds that I add as required to OBS.

                                      The game-changer for me was getting an audio interface that could provide an "audio loopback" output as well as the standard channel in. I started with a MOTU M4, and made sure that the current MOTU 828 did the same thing before I upgraded.

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                                      @headfirstonly I have a MOTU M4 and would be interested in knowing how you configure it for OBS (I’m on Mac) @ashnoodle

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                                        @headfirstonly I have a MOTU M4 and would be interested in knowing how you configure it for OBS (I’m on Mac) @ashnoodle

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                                        @sknob @ashnoodle I have lots of different cameras and screen shares, but I keep the video sources as separate scenes and then add a single "Audio sources" scene to them as a new scene.

                                        The "Audio sources" scene contains both "Loopback In 1 - 2" and "Mic/Line/Inst 1 - 2" from the MOTU.

                                        Why keep the audio sources separate? Because OBS will sum sound on all the video inputs. Which means that if you have a four-way camera shot (yes, I'm a nerd) with audio feeds from all of them, it gets LOUD.

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                                        • headfirstonly@mastodon.socialH headfirstonly@mastodon.social

                                          @ashnoodle I have "audio sources" scenes separate to the camera feeds that I add as required to OBS.

                                          The game-changer for me was getting an audio interface that could provide an "audio loopback" output as well as the standard channel in. I started with a MOTU M4, and made sure that the current MOTU 828 did the same thing before I upgraded.

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                                          @headfirstonly Thanks for this. I'm using a Pyle PMUX9 usb interface. I'll need to check out the audio loopback idea with that.

                                          And I've just been adding audio interfaces and camera to a single scene while I'm getting the hang of things, but I'd would probably be better doing what you do right from the start.

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