The easiest way to stream to platforms such as Facebook, YouTube and Twitch is to log in to Streamlabs via your account for the platform.Ĭlick the settings icon (in red) followed by Log In (in yellow) to log in to your chosen platform. Once you've added your sources to your scene in Streamlabs, it's time to configure your settings for your chosen platform. Resize this video and position it by clicking and dragging it around.

To add your webcam to the scene, click the + again, but this time choose the Video Capture Device webcam device and click add. This means that your mixer output is now playing in Streamlabs. Now, you should be able to see your mixer in the list of sources on the right hand side. Change the device from default to your audio interface.

Once you've done this, you can add the signal to your scene by adding an Audio Input Capture source and selecting your audio interface from the device drop down menu. To add your mixing desk or mixer signal to the scene, you'll need to have this routed to your computer via an audio interface. Where to find the scenes and sources sections in Streamlabs. Once you've created your scene, you'll need to add some inputs by clicking the + to the right of 'sources'. In the Streamlabs interface, navigate to Scenes, and click the + to add a new one. Let’s keep things simple and run through how to set that up. And an audio feed from your mixer alongside it. It’s pretty popular to use a webcam feed for a visual source to show DJs in action. To get started, you’ll need to create a scene.Ī scene is a collection of audio and visual sources. Upon launching the Streamlabs desktop app, you’ll see the default view. Once you’ve got all three sorted, it’s time to set up Streamlabs.

An account for your chosen streaming platform.

A computer with the Streamlabs desktop app.

A computer with a stable internet connection, preferably wired that can handle 5-10mps.

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