In the other two, connect as guests to your session and use the two virtual cameras with no audio connection.Įt voila: there are now three participants in your jam. Set your good audio interface as the audio in/out, and use your real camera. In one of them, log in to the account thamt the jam session is running under, and start the session. Now go into the directory where Zoom is installed (it’s in c:\users\myuser\appdata\roaming\zoom\ on this machine) and make two copies of the zoom.exe, naming them zoom2.exe and zoom3.exe. Make sure that you’re monitoring a mix of direct input and return from the computer on the headphones plugged into that interface. (I’m using a $15ish USB headphone dongle for this.) Connect the headphone out of that to one of the inputs of your better audio interface (a Behringer UMC204HD in my case). Open the per-application audio settings and change the output for the strum machine browser to the cheaper of your two USB audio interfaces. I’ve got VoiceMeeter installed here, so I’m using one of its virtual inputs. Open your audio settings and change the sytem audio to something that doesn’t make any noise.
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All of these windows can be safely put in the background, but don’t minimize the browser or pdf reader, or put them on a different workspace, because that interferes with the capture.
Open the virtual camera plugin in each and send one to camera 1 and the other to camera 2.
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(Not sure how to do this on a Mac, but window capture is so laggy on a Mac that I don’t think I’d want to run it from one anyway.) In one of the instances, make a scene capturing the window of a browser with Strum Machine loaded, and in the other have a scene capturing a PDF reader with the tunes loaded up. Now launch obs twice, using the argument “–multi warn” each time. Yes, I know that’s built in now, but the plugin version provides multiple virtual cameras and allows you to pick which one you’re sending to, while the built in version only has one. Install the virtual camera pluigin for OBS. I was curious to see if I could run everything off it, and not have to involve multiple devices, and it turns out I can. I gave the laptop a workout with the slower than dirt jam today.
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