OBS

Connects to OBS's own built-in WebSocket server — reads real-time audio levels from your OBS audio mixer to drive an Equalizer node.

Connecting

1. In OBS, open Tools → WebSocket Server Settings and enable the server.
2. In OBScure, enter the same Host and Port shown in that dialog.
3. Only set a Password if Enable Authentication is checked in that same OBS dialog.
4. Click Connect.

What you get once connected

• OBS's current audio mixer inputs (Desktop Audio, Mic/Aux, and so on) become selectable in an Audio Source node (Source = OBS) — pick one there, then wire that Audio Source into an Equalizer's own Source socket.

Notes

• obs-websocket only ever exposes a single peak/magnitude level per input, not a true frequency spectrum — an Equalizer driven by an OBS source is a synthesized pseudo-spectrum reacting to real loudness, not a genuine per-band analysis. For a true spectrum, use a real microphone/device in the Audio Source node instead (Source = Microphone/device), which OBScure analyzes itself.