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# 4. Audio configuration
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**Please read carefully [1. Which audio setup do I use?](./setup/README.md) to know which of the following case(s) will match your setup.**
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**Please read carefully [3. Which audio setup do I use?](../setup/README.md) to know which of the following case(s) will match your setup.**
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- [Case 1: OBS + Mic/Aux source](micaux.md)
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- [Case 2: OBS + Desktop Audio Source](desktopaudio.md)
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- [VoiceMeeter Banana](https://download.vb-audio.com/Download_CABLE/VoicemeeterProSetup.exe) (free) is maybe the most user friendly and most documented solution.
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- [Asio Link Pro](https://give.academy/posts/2018/03/02/AsioLinkPro/) (free) should be the most powerful and flexible solution, bu also the hardest to set up (thanks to a 20 years old GUI). [For the record](https://give.academy/posts/2018/03/02/AsioLinkPro/), it's an old piece of software which you had to pay for. The developer passed away a few years ago so nobody could buy it anymore. In 2019 his nephew decided to create a "legit" crack allowing anyone to use Asio Link Pro for free.
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- [Jack Audio](https://jackaudio.org/downloads/) should be actually simpler to configure even though it does not provide a GUI (graphical user interface). All is done with command lines, but you need very few to get your setup working properly.
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- [Jack Audio](https://jackaudio.org/downloads/) (free, open source) should be actually simpler to configure even though it does not provide a GUI (graphical user interface). All is done with command lines, but you need very few to get your setup working properly.
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- [Synchronous Audio Router](http://sar.audio/) (free, open source) might be another solution.
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If all these solutions seem too hard to get through, just go with [Case 3](reastream.md).
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12. Now if you play some sound in your audio software you should get it into your OBS audio input capture device. If so, you're good to go to part [5. Streaming configuration](../streaming.md). If not, see below for some troubleshooting.
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What to do if ReaStream in OBS do not receive sound from my audio software?
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## What to do if ReaStream in OBS does not receive sound from my audio software?
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- Make sure you are using the same sample rate (44.1Khz or 48KHz) in your audio software and OBS (Settings \> Audio tab)
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- Right click the Audio input capture, open "Properties" then select another input device. For some reasons, it might not work with some devices (especially the "Default" one).
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