Settings – click the gear to access the source’s options. Mute Toggle – instantly toggle the source on or off by clicking this button. Volume Slider – adjusts the volume of the source by sliding this bar left (lower volume) or right (louder volume). Keep the source you want the loudest in the yellow range. Sound Level – a visual bar that shows the sound level of the source and it’s decibel (dB) value. Each source should have an entry with its own: Is your microphone too quiet or is your game sound too loud? The Mixer shows your active audio in your current scene. Rename a scene by right-clicking the Scene name and selecting Rename. Reorder scenes by clicking on a Scene name and dragging it to its desired position in the list. Remove a scene from the scene collection by clicking on it, then click the – symbol. The active scene collection can be swapped out by clicking Scene Collection’s name above the scene list. Scene Collections are a group of scenes. Keeping it organized makes it far easier when you’re in the middle of a stream, frantically trying to find the right scene. Streamlabs OBS allows you to organize your scene collections and their respective scenes. Keep the following things in mind when working on your scenes. Create a group, then click and drag sources to the new folder. 
The Add Group button is to the left of the +symbol.
Group sources together by creating folders. Reorder sources within a scene by clicking on the Scene in the list, and dragging it to the desired position in the list. Hide a source by clicking the eye icon, toggling visibility. Lock a source in place by clicking the lock icon, toggling its lock state. Remove a source from a scene by clicking on it, then click the – symbol. 
Below are a few additional things to keep in mind when managing your sources: Last time we briefly touched on getting sources in a scene. Are you ready to improve your stream game? Let’s crack that broadcast app open. This document also summarizes the widgets that make Streamlabs OBS unique. This article covers more detail when managing sources, scenes, and managing your event feed. So, have you got the basics of Streamlabs OBS down? If not, head on over to our previous Streamlabs OBS article.Īlready got the basics down? Well, friend, there’s a lot more you can do.
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