The user can bind the Macro to their key of choice (default is Alt+F9). The tool then creates a "RECORD" macro within the Voicemeeter Banana's Macro Buttons which simultaneously presses the Shadowplay record key and starts recording Voicemeeter's Tape Player. It also sets up Shadowplay keybinds and audio devices by looking into the registry keys and utilizing SoundVolumeView. Microphone, VOIP, Game, Music, Soundboard, etc.īasically, the user would launch a "SETUP"' batch file, which prompts them to install the required tools (Voicemeeter Banana, VB-Cable, etc.) then sets up a "remuxing" folder within the current directory as the recording directory for both Shadowplay and Voicemeeter, and then it will ask the user how many streams of audio (up to 7) they need in their recordings (don't worry, this can be changed later on).
If you are a Gamer/Youtuber will find this tool highly useful, as Nvidia's Shadowplay and AMD's Relive only support 48khz audio with 2 stereo streams, and as you know, most desktops use 44.1khz by default and have more than just 2 sources of audio in many cases i.e. Say goodbye to confusing lists of countless. ShadowBanana remuxes the recordings automatically, into a neat little package! hear me outĪMD Graphics card users will have to set up their own recording directory inside "ShadowBanana/REMUXING" and change ReLive record keybind to CTRL+ALT+F12Īs a recording/audio/video hobbyist, I figured that with Voicemeeter Banana up to 8 channels of audio can be recorded using the Tape Player, and with FFMPEG it can be re-encoded in any format (compatible with H.264 of course) and combined with Nvidia Shadowplay's video recordings, circumventing Shadowplay's (or ReLive's) poor excuse for audio. Simply press the Default ALT+F9 to record. Unzip the 7z file, double click the "RUN ME.BAT", select the number of audio channels and BAM.
Another reason is because OBS's footage does not play nice with Magix Vegas, yet there are no problems with Shadowplay's footage.
To simply put, there's a performance hit of approximately 5% CPU usage even while using the NVENC in OBS, while Shadowplay and Voicemeeter have virtually no performance hit. Now, before you say "but why not use OBS to do that, it's much simpler?" Hi guys, I'm new here to the VB-Audio forums and, myself a hobbyist videographer and sound engineer, I have come to share something I created for my own personal use to aid with recording videos.Ī tool for anyone that uses OBS/Shadowplay/ReLive & Voicemeeter Banana to record video game footage and multi-tracked audio.
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