Multiple Filters on Same Source: OBS Tutorial (Streamlabs, Stream Elements, OBS Studio, ANY Version)

Multiple Filters on Same Source: OBS Tutorial (Streamlabs, Stream Elements, OBS Studio, ANY Version)

No matter what version of OBS Studio you are using, you have likely encountered an issue where you try to apply different filters to the same source but in different scenes.... And instead OBS applies the filter to that source in ALL of your scenes, even though you only want the effect applied to the source in that one scene. Have no fear! Today we will teach you how to apply multiple filters to the same source in different scenes in OBS without the filter or effect applying to it in all places!

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[marilauraperaltanavarro]

The only useful video I found about this!!! GJ

[TheRandomOneOfficial]

Thank you so much i subbed and liked, this problem was driving me nuts

[rhys]

I hope you have a good day two Storm Pow keep up the good work because you’re a good Youtuber 🙂

[alejandralopez]

awesome video that goes into so much detail !!!

[argststr]

It help me a lot, Thank you very much!

[Garf]

How do you do it for the mic though? This only works on the cam... like groups. How can I have different settings for the same mic please?

[QUIGON]

It doesn't work for filter aspect ratio?

[dugsbugs]

It seems in OBS studio, if you right click on the second scene you have created and choose filters, you can set a separate filter.
It doesn't work if you use the filters shortcut. You need to right click on the scene you want to change.
I only found this because your method didn't work for me but it pointed me in the right direction.