How To Add Music To A Specific Scene In OBS Now, if you want to add music to a specific scene in OBS, here is how you would do that. If you want to check them out, use my link here and you get a 30 day free-trail that you can cancel at anytime. I use them on my streams and on my Youtube videos. They have thousands of songs and sound effects to choose from and all 100% copyright free. This is why I use Epidemic Sound for all of my music. If you play copyrighted music on stream you run the risk of having a DMCA claim filed against you and your account suspended or banned.

This way I don’t just have one short song constantly repeating itself throughout my stream.Īnd lastly, but maybe most importantly, make sure that you have permission to use the music that you do on stream. So what I do, for example, is download the songs I want from Epidemic Sound and then use Audacity to stich a playlist together that I like. This isn’t a perfect solution, of course, but it’s the only way to add true background music to OBS without having to run other programs in the background. This means that if you want an entire playlist, with multiple songs, you will have to download the songs and stich them together using something like Audacity to create a long MP3 file full of the songs you want. Another thing to keep in mind when adding music to OBS is that when adding music as a source you are only allowed one MP3 file.

Soft music for video background