Most of them are not ticketed – like playing a show with no cover, except in this case there is also no guarantee from the venue. There are so many “venues” you can play with your livestream. I’ll get into how all of that works together below.Īs simply as we can, let’s walk through what your options are for going live, and what’s needed to produce a livestream that actually sounds, and looks, like a professional show (we’ll get to whether or not that even matters, too).
Video: Canon T6i DSLR and 2 Neewer LED Video lights
#Ecamm live vs obs pro
Streaming platform: Facebook Live (from my artist page, not my personal profile)Ĭomputer/Phone: Macbook Pro Laptop (2014 13”)Īudio: Aston Spirit condenser microphone and guitars ran through Soundcraft 12 MTK USB Mixer and Interface I’ve made a lot of mistakes and adjustments since I started, so please learn from those rather than repeating them! My Live Stream Set Upīefore we get in the weeds about what Live Streaming is and how it works, you might just want to know how I do it. By now I’ve done dozens, if not hundreds, of live shows – mostly on Facebook Live. I’m a local musician who has been experimenting with live streaming for at least the past few years. Whatever you thought of live streaming at the start of 2020, it has quickly become the ONLY way a musician can perform live while we are all self-isolating to “flatten the curve” of the COVID-19 virus. Maybe you thought you’d never pick up a phone and hit that LIVE button.
Maybe you’ve been wanting to try live streaming for a long time.
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