View Full Version : Wish me luck :)
DwightLee
October 17th, 2018, 22:58
Today ( in a couple of hours ) Is the first game day of a homebrew campaign built entirely in Fantasy Grounds.. I have a group of 5 players, with me as the DM. First we did Lost Mines of Phandelver ( sort of a test of FG ), then another player tried his hand at DM's in and gave up after a few weeks. Then it fell to me. I have details, maps and encounters, story set up for the first couple of months of play, and working out from there, but it is time to start it. Have Syrenscape running in Discord ( our preferred voice over IP )... characters rolled and installed into the campaign... I am very excited. Here we go :)
Kelrugem
October 17th, 2018, 23:00
Good luck and fun :D
Serafyna
October 18th, 2018, 00:29
Have Syrenscape running in Discord
YOU MUST TEACH ME HOW TO CONNECT IT TO DISCORD PLEASE!
I've tried fibbling around with it, but using it through my laptop's speakers doesn't configure properly. It comes out as veeeerrrry faint, and I also need to use my own voice to connect with my players.
Nylanfs
October 18th, 2018, 01:34
Talk to Gwydion, they do the most with sound setups.
DwightLee
October 18th, 2018, 17:09
First off, it went very well, they were excited about the story driven, not encounter driven game. There were encounters, but they came out of the story, not the other way around. Good party, good game. We have already scheduled next weeks game.
On using Syrenscape
get Voicemeter Banana ( it is free )
3 channels are important
I named one Microphone which is my Realteck microphone setup ( B1 is selected )
One I named Discord which is set to Cable A output ( A1 and B1 selected )
One I named Syrenscape with is Cable B output ( nothing selected _)
In virtual inputs A1 is selected
download a second copy of Discord called Discord PTB
Launch Discord PTB
Nickname your Discord PTB as Syrenscape in your Discord channel
Set the input device to cable B output ( sounds crazy but do it )
Set the output device to voicemeter Aux input
never change your Discord PTB again, this is what you will always use to send sound.
here is the tricky part
When you are setting up to play
close all programs
Load voicemeter banana first
Then change your windows sound settings to
Output device = VR audio cable B
Input device = Cable B output
Now load syrenscape... let it load fully, make sure it is all the way loaded and ready to use.
Now change your windows sound settings back to normal
output device = Realtech speakers ( mine anyway )
Input device = Realtech microphone
Now launch your normal discord with the settings you normally use... and be in the same channel as your Discord PTB whch is renamed Syrenscape
I hope I didnt miss a step... but that is my setup... and it works. there may be a better or faster way, but once I got my system working I didnt mess with it anymore.
I just do that last part ( the tricky part ) every time I set up to play
My players hear me and I hear them, and we all hear Syrencsape in discord I set to play in high fidelity and always on. and every thing I do in Syrenscape I hear through Discord PTB and my players can adjust their own volume by adjusting the volume of the Syrenscape entity in Discord.
Works like a charm for me
I should add that I am no expert, took me a while to figure something out that worked. I am probably not the right person to ask
Dax Doomslayer
October 20th, 2018, 19:48
Rob Twohy actually has 4 YouTube videos on setting up Syrinscape & Discord. They are pretty easy to follow. As DwightLee said you do need Voicemeeter Banana; Cable A and Cable B. Here's a link to the first video - I highly recommend it...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?reload=9&v=9U3TRoS3gpM&index=22&t=716s&list=PLchhxIEqPEd_d5fxh9NpU90mxGIoNAEqH
Valyar
October 20th, 2018, 21:02
You can also go with the regular VoiceMeeter and without purchasing the Cable A/B, if you stream and send the music with your voice. You just have to better isolate and disable the sounds from the applications you don’t want to be heard by the players, as the Voice Meter input captures the OS sounds.
DwightLee
October 22nd, 2018, 18:11
I am sure you can Valyar, but once I had a system that worked... I just left it alone :)
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