How to Record and Edit Multiple Audio Tracks on OBS and Vegas Pro

How to record and edit multiple audio tracks on OBS? Watch to see how to have SEPARATE audio tracks so you can mute, enhance, and edit different audio tracks such as game audio vs. recorded audio from microphone. Also a brief look at the converted video imported into Vegas Pro 16. It may be straightforward to many of you, but I was not aware that you can record multiple audio tracks in OBS and be able to edit each track separately. In this quick video I want to show for those that don’t know how to do it, or don’t even know that it’s a possibility. Again, for those who don’t know, OBS gives you an option to record different audio in different tracks, so that when you bring it to your video editing software you are able to separate the tracks, maybe mute parts of your recording, or mute some copyrighted songs in the game. Also, how to convert MKV to MP4 very easily within OBS Studio! Enjoy! Here’s the (affiliated) link to the microphone I’m using. It’s a very tiny and super portable microphone, only cost me like $50. Samson Go Mic Portable USB Condenser Microphone for Recording and Streaming on Computers (SAGOMIC)