#Obs studio mic delay software#

In terms of getting your voice and background music in sync, and avoid complexity of manually doing offsets in software (OBS), then playing music then having music and microphone plugged into the same sound 'mixer' provides a single (combined) audio source to PC. not my area of expertise, but I'd expect significant technical challenges (regardless if OBS or other software) due to nature of audio routing and required processing time in OBS (or similar). My question to you, is the delay your issue? or getting audio in sync? IF you are trying to hear a music source after it plays in OBS, and use that to sync your singing.

#Obs studio mic delay Pc#

So, in your first example, you have Music file(MP3) playing on PC vs your microphone externally connected, routed over USB interface? which has its own latency). ultra-low power CPU only makes it harder to avoid sync issues Video takes longer to process that audio, hence sync issues between those when coming from different sources (ie microphone not attached to camera).

As soon as a computer gets involved, some latency (delay) is inevitable. Sending audio over a physical interface (ie through a mixer, amp and out to speakers) can be very fast. The overarching issue is that a computer processing, even when at the speed of light, isn't that fast. I've been requesting a 'global audio sync offset' feature be added to OBS to automatically bring everything into line, but it's not a high priority. The down side, if you use a webcam, that CANNOT be negative-delayed to line up with your mic signal. With audio sources, the delay CAN be negative, so you can sync up with system audio like MP3s. If you click on the cogwheel next to an audio source in the mixer in OBS, you can go to Advanced Audio Properties, and set up an audio delay. They also tend to drift if you are using device timestamps or allowing buffering on the audio source.

Especially if you run them in full-duplex mode, sending system audio to the device for monitoring, and receiving the mic signal into the PC. From my experience, Behringer's USB interfaces aren't great. Generally there can be a few places where capture latency can happen. Unfortunately a logfile that doesn't contain all elements of the problem isn't.