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OBS audio visualizer for live streams

VVavy works well as a stream layer because it is live-first. Add the app as a browser source, feed it audio, and use reactive visuals as a moving background or intermission screen.

Updated 2026-06-22 Live browser workflow VVavy guide
OBS browser sourceStreamlabs-readySystem audioMic input

A stream visualizer should react while the show is happening

Stream setups need motion that can keep up with the show. VVavy can run as a browser-based visual surface instead of only producing a finished export.

Use system audio capture or microphone input to drive the visualizer, then frame VVavy inside OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source. It can sit behind a camera, fill a waiting screen, or become a full visual scene during music segments.

Keep the stream setup simple

Start with one strong visual and one audio source. Once the stream layout is stable, switch visuals, layer camera-compatible scenes, or use MIDI for more hands-on control.

Workflow

How to use VVavy for this

  1. Open VVavy and configure the audio source that should drive the visuals.
  2. Add VVavy to OBS or Streamlabs as a browser source or window capture.
  3. Crop, layer, and test audio routing before going live.
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FAQ

Common questions

How do I add an audio visualizer to OBS?

Open VVavy, choose the audio source, then add the page to OBS as a browser source or capture the browser window, depending on your streaming setup.

Can VVavy react to stream audio?

Yes, when your browser and operating system expose the stream audio through system capture or another supported route.

Does VVavy work for Streamlabs?

Yes. Use the same browser-source or window-capture approach in Streamlabs.

Try VVavy

Open the live audio visualizer

Start with your own source, pick a visual, and decide whether this workflow belongs in your stream, clip, room, or custom visual setup.

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