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Fix Your Livestream Audio Forever With This Easy Setup

Struggling to get good sound and video quality when teaching music or performing live online? This video shows you how to build a professional multi-camera, high-quality audio setup for music lessons, remote rehearsals, and live performances, without breaking the bank. In this tutorial, I’ll walk you through how to: Use OBS (Open Broadcaster Software) to create multiple camera angles (wide shot, close-up guitar shot, YouTube/screen share view, etc.) Integrate smartphones, GoPros, and webcams into a clean, switchable multi-cam layout Set up smooth scene transitions so your stream looks like a professional broadcast Route studio-quality audio from your DAW (Logic, Pro Tools, Ableton, GarageBand, Cubase, etc.) into your livestream Use Muse, a streaming platform built specifically for musicians, to deliver low-latency, high-quality audio Connect your audio interface, microphones, and instrument pickups so your students or audience hear every detail Capture YouTube audio and other system audio inside your DAW, so you can demonstrate and analyse tracks in real time This setup is perfect for: Online music teachers (guitar, piano, bass, drums, vocals, etc.) Remote music lessons and coaching Livestream concerts and performances Band rehearsals over distance Anyone tired of audiences or students hearing compressed, muddy, or unclear audio Gear & software used: OBS Studio (free) https://obsproject.com/ Muse (music-focused streaming platform) https://www.musesessions.co/ DAW (Pro Tools in this video, but works with any major DAW) Audio interface with at least 2 inputs Built-in webcam, and compatible smartphone / camera If you want your online music lessons and livestreams to look and sound like a real studio session, this video shows you exactly how to set it up step by step. If you find this helpful, don’t forget to like, subscribe, and leave a comment if you’d like a follow-up video on: Specific DAW setups (Logic / Ableton / GarageBand / Pro Tools)