In this guide, I will teach you how to configure the game to detect your microphone and live notifications (sub, alert, sounds, etc.) to alert entities.

There are several ways to do this, using hardware or software. In this guide, I will teach you how to do it using Elgato's Wave Link 3.0 software, that is currently in beta and is free. You can also do this using Voicemeeter Banana or Potato, but I will teach you how to do it using Wave Link 3.0, as it is the easiest to understand.

Since you are installing an audio mixer software, you need to reconfigure some sound output inputs in Windows and some alert settings in your streaming software. If you have an advanced audio system (such as multiple tracks), be sure to create a backup in OBS and take screenshots of your audio mixer in Windows if you use more than one headset or custom audio output.

Since I don't stream, unfortunately I won't be able to guide you 100% (for example, differences between Twitch and TikTok), but I'll try to make it simple and easy to understand and configure.

First Download and Install Elgato Wave Link 3.0 Beta (https://www.elgato.com/lm/en/s/beta)

After installing, open the program and go to Mixes tab under Mixes and Effects

Click on Create Channel and select The Classrooms, Your Microphone, Your alerts. Discord, Spotify anything you want or you need to listen to your alerts, If you listen to alerts through your browser, add your webbrowser; if you listen through OBS (Using OBS webbrowser), add OBS etc...

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With all the audio channels added, I highly recomend renaming the Classrooms app to Games, Windows or Desktop, to use it as your main device output, so all your windows audio go through this channel

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Right click on Windows volume icon > Open Sound configuration and select your main device output (in game Games / Windows), so you can hear all sounds without any additional configuration

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Create two new mixers. To do this, click on the + sign. You can rename them whatever you want. To keep it simple, let's use Stream, which is the mixer your stream views will listen to, and Classrooms, which is what we will use in the game.

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After creating the mixers, click on + in the line of the mixer you want do add that audio channel, All audio bellow “Personal Mix” is all the audio YOU will hear. “Stream mix” will be the audio that people on your stream will hear, and below “Classrooms” will be what the game microphone will pick up.

For your Personal Mix, you need to click/enable all audios otherwise you will not be able to hear any sounds from that softwares/apps, For Stream Mix you can put the game audio, Webbrowser, discord, music etc... and Under Classrooms mix you need to add your Microphone and your alerts, maybe discord if you want the entities to also hear your friends.

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After setting everything up, restart the game, go to settings > audio and change the MIC device to Classroom Mix (Or whatever name you have chosen)

On OBS, Right click on Sources > Add Source > Select Audio Input Capture and Select the Stream Mix device so that people on your stream can hear the game sound or any other sound you added on the software.

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If you use more than one audio track or Twitch VOD, don't forget to change the track that the audio input capture you just added is set to.

If you did everything correctly, you should be able to hear all Windows sounds without any problems, your stream should be able to hear all sounds without any problems, and the game should be able to hear your microphone and broadcast alerts.

If it didn't work for you, please comment below how your setup works (if you use a browser, only OBS, etc.) so I can try to help you.

Thank you for reading my guide! English is not my first language so sorry for misspelling.

All images and text where write and taken by me (TheLukas123)