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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.

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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.