How to Split Audio Via Third Party Applications

Are you tired of having to juggle multiple audio sources while streaming? Do you want to ensure that your viewers can still hear your alerts and other important sounds without disturbing them with unwanted noise? Look no further! With Streamlabs Desktop's new Application Audio Capture feature, you can now split your audio easily.

To get started, go to Advanced Audio Settings. From there, you can select the window you want to capture on your stream. This could be your game, Discord chat, or any other application you want to hear more than just your stream.

One common issue with Application Audio Capture is hearing echoes. To fix this, simply disable your Desktop Audio Source in Settings > Audio.

Another benefit of using Application Audio Capture is the ability to mute individual applications while streaming. For example, if you're using Discord and don't want your viewers to hear the chat noise, you can easily mute it with just one click.

We've saved the guide for setting up a virtual audio cable below, in case you need it. But with Application Audio Capture, there's no need to install third-party software or configure complex settings. Simply add your mic as a source and select the window you want to capture, and Streamlabs Desktop will take care of the rest.

With this feature, you can create a more immersive experience for your viewers while still being able to hear important sounds like alert sounds and donations. And with its ease of use, it's perfect for creators of all levels.

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