Set it up once
Read a line, hold your earcup to the mic, read over a song. Noisewize does the rest! About 2 minutes.
Noisewize sets up OBS and gets out of the way. Nothing of ours runs while you're live.
Hey everyone, welcome back to the stream. Tonight we're playing a few songs, answering your questions and just hanging out.
Read a line, hold your earcup to the mic, read over a song. Noisewize does the rest! About 2 minutes.
Just chatting, Gaming, Singing, DJ set or make your own. Switch any time. No recording needed.
That's it. Noisewize steps aside and OBS does its thing.
Change it later? Run setup again.
Each one mixes your music and voice differently. Go ahead, click one! (It only switches for real in the app.)
Your voice reaches the stream a little late. Singer sync measures how late and delays the music in OBS to match. Viewers hear you right on the beat.
My Bluetooth headphones came in about 340 ms late. That's a whole lot of off-beat karaoke.
The chirp step: hold your RIGHT earcup to the mic and keep still for about 15 seconds. That's it.


Noisewize sets OBS's OWN built-in filters, then steps aside.
It measures your mic and music, sets these, then checks its own work. Once you're live, it's just OBS. No extra delay, CPU or RAM from us.
The real app. Flip the Dark button up top and these flip too!












Quick check is one 16-second take with a song playing. Every line tells you who handles it. Hit Fix it and Noisewize fixes what's off, then tells you what it changed.
No need to touch your OBS settings or sliders. Noisewize sets them for you.


Yep! Everything that makes your audio work stays free. Tips are optional.
Nope. Nothing of ours runs while you're live. It's all OBS's own filters.
A Windows PC, OBS and a mic. Turn on OBS's WebSocket server (Tools > WebSocket Server Settings). The app shows you how.
Not yet. Windows only for now.
OBS only for now.
Yes! Singer sync measures the delay and lines the music up with your voice.
I've tested it on OBS 32.2.2.
Nope. Set it up once for each listening setup, like "Headphones". Then just pick a format.
Noisewize is free and stays free. Tips help me keep building it. Supporters get a few extras, and they never lock anything!