It took him a very long time to bot the humanly impossible ones bruh

yes, but you may end up with your stream just having the game audio or your voice. So what I do for streaming is I add a third track which I prioritize as the first track on the list that contains both game audio and mic audio, because YT only picks up the first track input when streaming. So I make sure that track contains all audio, then track 2 is game audio and track 3 is just voice. Super helpful for editing.

@outofbounds7441 What is your media player? By default, a media player will play the first track that you recorded. But often, there are options in the audio settings that allow you to choose what audio track you play. For example, in VLC, if you go audio, then audio tracks, it should give you an option to select one of the two tracks that you recorded with your video. Another easy way to check is to drop the recording into a video or audio editing software, and it should come up with both tracks and will play both tracks at the same time

@@ninjadangd Changing the track to play in the media player worked. Never knew I had to do that! Thanks for the help.