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Remote audio has come a long way. A few years ago, running a professional session over the internet meant latency, compression artifacts, and constant dropouts. Today, with HQ Audio and a solid connection, you can run a mix session from the other side of the world and have it feel like the person is in the next room. But there’s always been a blind spot — literally. The video side of remote sessions has lagged behind. Most people are still showing up to professional sessions on a laptop webcam, shot from below, in whatever light happens to be in the room. It’s the one part of the remote studio experience that still looks like 2012. We’ve partnered with OBSBOT to fix that.

Zoom gives you one audio channel. Sessionwire gives you two — one for talking, one for the music. Here's how to set up a remote session that actually feels like a session.

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