Get Your Music Collaborations to Sound Better In Streamyard

Christopher discovered something that has been an issue for musicians using Streamyard, the fix is easy, free, and doesn't require any programs or setting changes in your computer. This works great with guitar, bass, keyboards or anything else.

[@ishmaelboateyakumanyi4834]

My boring sound is finally fixed all thanks to you. Bless you✌

[@CMO5569]

Genius

[@rosemariechannel7815]

My problem is my sound is not good I don't know watching your tutorial

[@tehillahmusicministries7008]

How do I use StreamYard to do a group kareoke?

[@aktersingersongwriter9833]

One more thing,, all other guest sd follow same audio settings?

[@theguitarrabbi7173]

I usually tell them, but me having the streamyard account I can go into their audio settings and change them myself. So you can tell them and sometimes they don’t get it, it is usually easier to do myself

[@aktersingersongwriter9833]

How about stereo audio?leave unchecked?

[@theguitarrabbi7173]

Great question. With the stereo audio, (atleast when I tried it out) it put one person in the left channel and one in the right channel. I donno if it is still set up that way or not. Now this could be useful if the idea is to import the audio into your daw and mix it. Now there is one issue with this also to understand. The streamyard recordings are only 64kbps. If you use a Mac I would do this. Use a program called Audio Hijack, it’s fairly cheap. And record both parts separately using that and you will get it in better quality for mixing in your daw.

[@aktersingersongwriter9833]

@@theguitarrabbi7173 i just want to know beside echo and automatic volume adjust there is one more option of Stereo audio,,,sd i keep that option unchecked or checked?

[@theguitarrabbi7173]

@@aktersingersongwriter9833 yes if you have the professional account it is on mine but I have a professional account