Add your stereo or binaural microphone to OBS and verify its meter locally.
Use headphones to prevent the host’s program or talkback from re-entering your microphone.
1
Open the matching dock
In OBS, select Docks → vAudioLink ASMR Collab.Both participants must use ASMR Collab. A Music Collab key or Scene Share URL will not work here.
2
Select Join as a guest
On What are you doing today?, select Join as a guest, then select Continue as guest.The dock displays Connect with a guest key.
The guest form accepts a display name and the complete privacy-sensitive Audio key.
3
Enter your display name
In Your display name, enter the name the host should see. Avoid private information you do not want shown in the dock.
4
Paste the complete key
Paste the complete Audio-... guest key exactly as the host sent it. Do not remove its prefix or any grouped digits. The dock also retains support for the full legacy key format.Select Connect.Expected result: the dock resolves the relay from the key and enters the live guest view.
5
Select the microphone source
Select the OBS source that contains the audio you intend to send. For a binaural microphone, preserve its stereo channel layout.Speak normally and confirm the local send meter moves.
6
Wait for the host confirmation
Tell the host when your dock reports connected. The host should see your participant card and add your audio to the target scene.
7
Run the stereo test
Make a sound on the physical left side of the microphone, then the right. Ask the host to confirm both sides arrive in the same orientation.
Do not show or read the guest key on stream. If it is exposed, disconnect and ask the host to end the room and create a new one.
