Music live streaming guides | Gniark Live
Technical guides

Everything you need to know
for your live shows

Step-by-step tutorials to configure your audio, stream music, connect OBS via WHIP, and get the most out of every performance.

These guides cover Mac and Windows audio routing, OBS WHIP ingestion, smartphone live rigs, and remote audiovisual production. Each walkthrough targets Gniark Live WebRTC rooms with 48 kHz Opus audio — test your chain before a ticketed concert or nonprofit gala.

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WebRTC

Remote audiovisual studio

Produce live without installation: low-latency WebRTC, screen or app window sharing, audio source selection.

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macOS

Audio Hijack: Rogue Amoeba capture and effects

Build an Audio Hijack session (apps, mic, EQ) and send the mix to Gniark Live via BlackHole or Loopback.

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macOS

Loopback: Rogue Amoeba audio routing

Create a Loopback virtual device, route mic and apps, monitor the mix, and send it to Gniark Live.

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macOS

Background Music: Mac system audio

Capture macOS audio with per-app volume and send it to Gniark Live via the Background Music virtual device.

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macOS

BlackHole : Virtual audio on Mac

Install BlackHole to stream audio from an app, a jingle, or your mix directly into your live shows, no cables or interference.

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Windows

Virtual Audio Cable: Muzychenko virtual cable

Install VAC on Windows and route app audio to Gniark Live via Line 1 and VAC Control Panel.

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Windows

VB-Cable: virtual audio cable

Install VB-Audio Virtual Cable and send app audio to Gniark Live via CABLE Input and CABLE Output.

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Windows

Voicemeeter Banana: mixer for live streaming

Install and configure Voicemeeter Banana: mic, music, jingles, and routing to Gniark Live via Voicemeeter Output.

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OBS Studio

OBS + WHIP : Stream from OBS

Stream your OBS scene (sources, transitions, overlays) to your live via WebRTC: WHIP URL and Bearer token from the dashboard.

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iOS / Android

Live with smartphone

Turn your smartphone into a live console: USB-C hub, M-Audio interface, and mic or instrument, in just a few connections.

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Frequently asked questions

Which guide should I start with?

Remote audiovisual studio if you stream from the browser; OBS + WHIP if you run a desk; BlackHole or Voicemeeter if you must route audio from another application.

Do these guides replace support?

They document tested configurations. For structured events or associations, email contact@gniarkgniark.fr for hands-on help.

Are guides available in French?

Yes — switch language in the header. French and English guides mirror the same technical steps.