I personally use 'Virtual Audio Cable' os another virtual audio device that is software I installed that creates Additional pair of separates Audio devices in Windows – an IN and an OUT device That allows me to redirect the audio output (Or input) from any application to the audio input (Or output respectively) of another program, and I use that to re-route Discord's Audio Output directly into OBS using a dedicated Audio Source.

There are Multiple 'Right' ways to setup Audio in OBS. Now how I would handle Discord Audio here personally is a bit more complicated, and you certainly don't have to do anything complicated just to get Discord into OBS (It should even come into OBS over Desktop/System Audio by default.). If you do not see this, then check the Settings menu in OBS Studio, open the 'Audio' tab and check to make sure 'Default' is the Device that has been selected as your Desktop Audio.įor audio input just make sure Discord and OBS are configured to use the same Microphone device.Īt that point you should be technically done. If you are running OBS and Discord on a Windows computer, and output in Discord is going to Desktop System Audio, then check your mixer in OBS as there should be a Desktop Audio source. Check your Audio settings in Discord you have a choice of what audio device to output towards.

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