How to get Reason to work in an online stream (Twitch, YouTube, etc.)

[arclight2012]

Hello everyone. New to the forum but not new to Reason (1.0!!!)

I would like to be able to stream online messing around in Reason, but when I've tried to stream Reason using Twitch Studio, you can't hear it. I've seen techniques online where people get their DAW to make noise in streaming by using a 32-bit VST, which is not supported in Reason.

Obviously there are plenty of people online making YouTube videos and broadcasting streams of Reason, how do they do it?

Any help would be appreciated.

Thanks!

[dan_g]

Hi There,

i struggeld too in the beginning. now im using Voicemeeter Banana to route my different Audio Sources to OBS-Studio and then to Twitch.
here is my twitch if you wanna check out how it looks and sounds.

Its not easy to explain because every setup is different, but there is also a nice helpfile for voicemeeter to help setup.

https://www.vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/Vo ... Manual.pdf


Maybe try that and come back to me via PM so i can help you out somehow.

Regards,
Daniel

[arclight2012]

Thank you for the reply!

I ended up figuring out a solution and it's...weird. But it works.

I downloaded and installed the demo version of FL Studio 20 (but I haven't run it or anything, and I don't plan to). Then I went into Reason and set the sound driver to the FL ASIO driver. Then, inside of the Control Panel... (also in the Audio tab), I set my input and output to my audio interface's Line In 1/2 and Main Out 1/2. Finally, in Twitch Studio, I set the input to my audio interface's Main Out 1/2. Bingo.

Reason looks awful in Twitch Studio, so I'm going to switch to OBS. I'll be sure to ask you questions as I go!

[dan_g]

I tried that fl asio thing too but didn't work out for me.

Sure, hit me up!

[demt]

i bought x split broadcaster .perfect ;