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ASMR Collab preserves the left and right channels of a remote microphone so binaural placement reaches the host’s OBS scene.

Dock layout

The persistent Role → Room → Configure → Live rail shows where you are without starting media early. The Live bar contains connection state, elapsed time, mode, relay latency, and the end-session action. Your hosted-time balance and Add 20 hours action remain in the fixed footer, so hours are not repeated beside the relay name.

Understand hosted time

Review the included 20 hours, refills, and what happens when a balance reaches zero.

Use ASMR Collab when

  • The collaborator’s stereo placement matters.
  • You want their processed OBS microphone source rather than a whole program video.
  • The host needs a native incoming audio source in an existing OBS scene.
  • A temporary accountless guest workflow is appropriate.

Roles and result

Host walkthrough

Create the room, add guest audio, and test stereo.

Guest walkthrough

Join without an account and send the intended source.

Monitoring

Keep the incoming source on Monitor Off unless the monitoring path is intentionally isolated. Monitoring the return through a route that feeds the sender can create echo or feedback.

Network behavior

ASMR Collab uses a hosted relay to forward the selected native audio mode. The relay does not normalize, gate, downmix, transcode, or store the audio.
A quiet meter is usually a source-selection, mute, or routing problem. A disconnected dock is usually a key, session, or network problem.

What ASMR Collab does not do

  • It does not send the guest’s whole OBS Program.
  • It does not configure the host’s global OBS audio settings.
  • It does not make speaker monitoring safe automatically.
  • It does not make a mono microphone binaural.

Fix ASMR audio

Diagnose silence, stereo orientation, echo, and unstable audio.