


In general, you don't have to worry about setting the audio levels very carefully for Synesthesia to work. Synesthesia is built to be run with a live audio stream, so while you are testing performance or while you're using it live, you'll want to make sure it is receiving an audio stream of some kind. For more on this, see "What is the best way to get audio into Synesthesia?" To capture audio from your computer, you'll need to use software like Sound Siphon (macOS) or Stereo Mix (Windows). Simply playing music through your speakers or aux port is using an audio output device and will not automatically route into Synesthesia. Important note: Synesthesia requires an audio input device. Try restarting your audio devices, adjusting the incoming microphone level in your computer's system settings, or try a different audio input device. Otherwise, if you see the whole indicator glowing red, that means no signal is detected. It should have a green line showing the incoming audio level. Once you've selected a device, look over to the audio indicator under the preview window on the right-hand side. To refresh this list and scan for newly attached devices, click the refresh button right next to the drop down.To select an audio device, go to the Settings panel and select from the drop down menu next to "Audio Device".
USING SOUND SIPHON WITH OBS HOW TO
How to Update Controls and Use Event Handlers with JavaScriptĪudio Settings How do I set up my Audio Input? How to Add Audio Reactive Visuals to a Livestream with OBS How to Use Presets, Favslots, and Playlists "Stereo Mix doesn't work for me" (VoiceMeeter setup guide): How can I play music from iTunes or Spotify into Synesthesia? What is the best way to get audio into Synesthesia?
