Separate Audio stream for music on Stream
I think it would be cool if Twitch made it so streams can have music on a separate audio stream and viewers can choose if they want to hear both streamer and music or just the streamer. The music part can be made to all for song requests or interfaced with outside music sources like iTunes or Windows Media Player
Razernok
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6 comments
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liquidfire00
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Exactly, not everybody have the same taste of music. Even being able to volume down the music that streamer wishes to listen, would be cool. We don't even need to choose the music on Twitch.
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owl_hermit
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Separate audio streams for music AND gameplay AND streamer's voice, pretty please!
- The music is sometimes obnoxious to the point that I choose to leave
- If I'm watching a tournament while trying to listen to two or more opponents/commentators commenting on the match at the same time, both the unsynched gameplay audio and the multiple music tracks playing at the same time can be very annoying
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apacheD
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Agree
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Blazeflack
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I would love being able to have music uploaded in a separate audio track so that future VODs could just have that track muted instead of the entire stream.
And as a viewer I would love being able to turn off the music when watching a stream, if I am only interested in what the person has to say.
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roskelld
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I just came to post this. I've left so many streams because I generally work with Twitch on in the background, so I like chill game streams, and its a shame I have to leave because the host is playing dance music or something else that's too distracting for me.
Plus the other benefits of being able to remove the music for VODs too would be a sweet bonus.
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stefanfs
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This will also cause more VODs to be watchable, because they can just remove the separate music stream whilst leaving the streamers voice/game audio intact.