Hey I downloaded yellow duck a couple days ago. Everytime I open the app I get a “oops an error has occurred” message. do you know anyway to fix this? (Sorry if you seen this post a couple time it wasn’t post on my end for some reason)

@@stylesbond8057 Hi! Do you get that message by your computer system or by Yellow Duck? I would try to delete Yellow Duck from your system, go tor their page and download the latest version. Then install again. Sometimes that works. Let me know if that fixes the problem.

Dorian I’m gonna try that out now thanks. Also what version of MacOS are you running? Catalina?

@@stylesbond8057 I'm actually still on Mojave. But I guess I should upgrade. Did you manage to resolve the issue?

Dorian no it didn’t work. I’m also still on Sierra so that might be a issue maybe

Glad it helped! Appreciate your comment.

Glad it helped

You can nuts that sound source and just your own mix while playing

thank you for the feedback!

thank you for the feedback!

thank you for the feedback!

You're welcome, have an awesome day

glad it helped!

Glad to hear that. I believe OBS has a record function.

hello! It’s a track or remix by Elfenberg. I need to check the track name.

thanks. Haven’t considered doing that to be honest. ;)

Unfortunately, I don't know. Have a try!

Hi! Could you elaborate on what exactly you're trying to do?

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 I want to be on the mic while i stream or even when I dj locally but I wanted to see if I could add effects to my voice.

es, you can use the line inputs on your Focusrite Solo to stream your DJ set. The setup should be quite similar to what is described in the video with the Scarlett 2i2. Connect the outputs from your DJ mixer (like the record out, master out, or booth out) to the line inputs on the Focusrite Solo using the appropriate cables.

@Lex There should be an option record the stream at the same time using OBS. Then you use the recording to post it.

Plug a mic into your mixer or audio interface

I believe the Macbook will detect the interface without you having to install any driver.

Instagram probably compresses the audio to mono since most streams are done on phone mics and played back on phone speakers so stereo would just bloat the bandwith usage. Doubt there's a fix.

The DDJ 400 has a master out which you can connect to an audio interface. Not sure if/ how it works with your stereo mixer.

Hi Ron - so you would need two audio sources; one from the MacBook playing the instrumental, and one from the microphone for vocals, correct? Actually not sure how to do that, you would need to add an additional audio input source in OBS and be able to select the computer audio. Now you might be able to do that with a virtual sound card. If I find time in the next couple of days, I will test it. Otherwise, you can try to google "capture computer audio in OBS"

Hi there! Thanks for your comment. Absolutely, you can use your DDJ400 with an audio interface for your live streams. Since audio interfaces commonly feature TRS and XLR inputs, you'll need a cable that adapts from RCA (the outputs on your DDJ400) to either TRS or XLR to make the connection. This setup will ensure that you can transmit high-quality audio directly from your controller to the streaming platform.

Hey! Currently busy with other projects but I will come back and make more videos for this channel (incl. Android guide)

Hello, sorry for the late reply. It still works, however, you will need a different cable to connect your controller to the audio interface (RCA to TRS/XLR).

thank you! Will have a look at it and let you know. There shouldn’t be a big difference, you’ll just have to use a different app as the iOS camera app is not available (yet) in the Play Store. Everything else in the process stays the same.

There are some tutorials on the internet; check this one out: steemit.com/dlive/@spreadfire1/how-to-use-your-android-mobile-device-as-streaming-camera-with-obs

I found a good tutorial on this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/opuVm62X3dzZd40.html

It should be plug and play esp. if using Apple devices

Thank you! What are you trying to stream, i.e. what should people be able to see/hear?

Dorian thx for replying. I’m actually having a DJ battle vs a friend on IG Live. I have a MacBook Pro, m-audio interface, & using Ableton. Will I be able to play music clearly and talk using this setup (minus the mixer board) in your video?

@@H.Chambers This setup should work, you'll just need to make sure that everything you want the audience to hear is going into OBS (by adding it in the sources section: + Icon > Audio Input Capture).

Dorian ok great. Really appreciate that. Look forward to more videos. Especially ableton ones lol. Success!

Dorian hey Dorian. Have another questions. So i downloaded the soundflower app. Went into audio output capture, set that to soundflower. Also went into preference & set soundflower in Live. But still no audio coming in OBS audio output capture. Only coming through by the mic/aux in OBS. Any idea why?

If you're using a Focusrite Solo for your DJ livestream setup and your mixer has RCA outputs, you will need an RCA to TRS cable. This cable will connect the RCA outputs from your DJ mixer to the TRS line input on the Solo.

I honestly don't know, sorry!

Hi! If you have a mic plugged in into your mixer, you should be able to hear yourself through your speakers.

same problem

Hi - check this video out (link below), he does it without an audio interface. However, your stream will be in mono instead of stereo. It will still sound ok to the audience. kzfaq.info/get/bejne/jrp6ndF7lcialoE.html

Break it some more!!!

Currently busy with other projects, but will come back and do that at some point

This is just a USB-C adapter as the Macbook Pro only has USB-C connection.

Unfortunately don’t have the time capacity to do that at the moment. Have you checked out other channels? I‘m sure there is a video just like this one using Android.

Hi! I'm not completely sure, however, I believe you can use the setup explained in this video (kzfaq.info/get/bejne/j8x-fKpzu9SpXWw.html) and then use a splitter inbetween the two cables the guy shows in the video (like this one www.amazon.com/-/de/DTOL-3-5mm-Stereo-Plug-Adapter/dp/B0002KR5Q0/ref=sr_1_22?__mk_de_DE=%C3%85M%C3%85%C5%BD%C3%95%C3%91&dchild=1&keywords=RCA+adapter+split&qid=1591714481&sr=8-22) Never tried before though.

Of course you would need an additional XLR cable, so that one goes into the speaker and one into the audio interface.

very kind of you! Not necessary! However feel free to subscribe.

You will need an RCA to (single) XLR cable (see link below). It will still work, however, your stream will be in mono instead of stereo. It will still sound decent though.

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To connect more than one camera for a DJ livestream setup using OBS, follow these steps: Connect Each Camera: If you're using USB cameras (including webcams or DSLRs with USB output), plug each camera into a separate USB port on your computer. For professional cameras with HDMI output, you'll need an HDMI capture card for each camera. Add Cameras in OBS: Open OBS and create a new scene for your livestream. For each camera, add a new source by clicking the "+" button under the 'Sources' panel. Select "Video Capture Device" and set up each camera feed as a new source. You can name each source according to the camera position or angle. Arrange and Preview: Arrange the camera feeds in OBS to your liking. You can position them side-by-side, picture-in-picture, or switch between them during the live broadcast. Use the preview function to adjust the scenes and sources until you are satisfied with the layout. Audio Settings: Ensure your audio is configured to only capture from your DJ setup and not from the cameras, unless intentional. You can mute individual sources in the 'Mixer' panel within OBS.

yes, however, you need to connect the speakers to a separate output on the mixer.

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Hi! I set it lower because I believe the viewers require a faster/better internet connection to load your stream if you put the bitrate up.

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 very good to know thank you very much!!

Make sure to have the latest version of iOS and OBS app. Also, if you have an iPhone that's too old, it might not work (but not sure about that).

Are you able to connect the external mixer to your computer?

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 my laptop is connected to my DJ controller (DDJ SB3) which is connected to the mixer.

@@Gladiator1972 I'm not familiar with this setup, however, please find below a link explaining how to use the SB3 to stream to OBS: forums.pioneerdj.com/hc/en-us/articles/360042150991-Streaming-with-OBS-DDJ-SB3-using-Serato-Mac-

yes sure, you will just need a different cable than I showed here

you mean because of copyright violations?

boozer boi please send me an e-mail with a screenshot of the error message so I can take a look: dorian.zh.booking@gmail.com

kzfaq.info/get/bejne/gLOprLGYldTco2w.html this video will help bypass it

This is an attenuator; an In-Line Attenuator reduces the level of any balanced microphone or line-level signal by a specific amount of dB Specially suited to reducing the level of a high-output microphone to prevent it from overloading the microphone input of a mixer or recorder in applications with high sound pressure levels. You don't really need that, unless your audio interface can't handle the minimum level of the incoming audio signal from the mixer. Good audio interfaces can handle the signal also without the attenuator, so I didn't mention it in the video. I used it for a different purpose; however, still left it on. Let me know if that answers the question? Anyways, I added it to my kit so you can check it out on Amazon in case you're interested: kit.co/dorianmusic/my-instagram-livestream-setup

Dorian thank you and thanks for the response!

Currently using an UA arrow but using the guitar input (set to mono in obs) quality been good thus far.

@@LAVA422 Gotcha. So that means you're streaming your sets in mono?

what does the error message say exactly? make sure to paste the URL and stream key into OBS right after logging in to Yellow Duck. Have you tried multiple times or just ones?

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 it only said stream key incorrect with yellow duck but I got it to work with twitch I am currently doing it right now

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 I also discovered that the yellow duck stream key is only valid for a few seconds

Andrea Bambace will get my hands on an Android phone soon and will test some solutions. Keep you posted.

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 Thanks for your answer, i will attend your tutotial videos. You was very kind, thanks.

@@nonnogualtiero7159 try this: kzfaq.info/get/bejne/opuVm62X3dzZd40.html

@@residentdjwithdorian5305 Thank you very much, that's perfcet, good job man!!

sorry buddy, very busy at the moment. There are probably other tutorials on KZfaq showing how it’s done with Android.