How To Separate Audio Tracks in OBS (Discord, Game, Mic) | OBS Studio & Streamlabs
This is a fast, step-by-step tutorial on how to separate audio tracks in OBS so you can record/stream with separate Discord, game/desktop, and microphone tracks.
0:00 - Introduction
0:24 - Method One & Part Two Explanation|
0:37 - Method One: Single Audio Output Users Guide
3:48 - Method Two: Dual Audio Output Users Guide
4:31 - Example of Active Muting
✅ Method 1 (ONE audio output device): Disable Desktop Audio and use Application Audio Capture to capture Discord + your game separately.
✅ Method 2 (TWO audio outputs - Game/Chat headsets): Set OBS Desktop Audio to Game and set Discord output to Chat, so Discord never leaks into your game audio.
Important: Don’t forget to enable Tracks 1–4 in Settings → Output → Recording, or OBS will only record Track 1.
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