Tech Help OBS Studio - Audio Settings for Streaming/Recording

Snipeye

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Been trying to figure out the audio settings to OBS Studio. Did a match recently and I have sound not coming in correctly. Here's the situation: twitch stream video has in-game sounds as well as friends voices via Discord coming through, but my microphone and such is muted. While running the stream, I'm also recording the gameplay onto a separate video file. Separate video file has my microphone, but there's no in-game sounds or teammates' voices.

I'm looking at my settings under Mic/Aux and Desktop Audio.

Desktop Audio is setup for Track 1
Mic/Aux is under Track 2

So microphone is isolated from gameplay, and vice versa. Is there a way for me to converge the two after the fact, or do I need to change the settings to be Track 1 for both Desktop Audio and Mic/Aux, or setup a different channel/audio system? I do not have Adobe Premiere Pro but I do want to edit videos eventually; just haven't pulled the trigger on the subscription plan because it's significantly more than what I pay for the Photographer Plan for Adobe right now.
 
S Snipeye I’ll dig into the audio options later. In terms of editing and saving some cash, Davinci Resolve is free and quite good. I’d suggest that to start before diving into adobes plans that you may not use as much as you’d want to (yet).
 
Vegas Pro 17 is pretty user friendly compared to Adobe. Adobe is MUCH MUCH more powerful though.

For audio if you want to record all audio on one track I believe leaving it to default will just stream/record what you are hearing
 
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