Now that you have an idea of equipment that you will likely need, let’s take a look at some alternatives. This will prevent it from overheating and crashing mid-performance. *Note: When performing live with MainStage or one of these alternatives, always be sure to point a fan at your pc or laptop. MIDI Controller (In-depth guide on some really great controllers).The last thing you want to do is to have your system crashing on you during performances. We are giving these recommendations as playing live will typically require a PC or macBook that can handle intense performances.
With this being said, here’s a quick list of things I would recommend for your devices. The system requirements will change depending on which alternative you choose. This is why we recommend just going with an alternative to MainStage, rather than going through a hassle and potentially damaging your PC. The downside to this is that you can download bad programs that are malicious and can damage your PC. The only way to actually do this would be to use an emulator or simulator that tricks your PC into thinking you’re using an Apple product. With this being said, there are people who go to some extreme lengths to download Mainstage for Windows. MainStage is built for Apple only and is not compatible with Windows. Read more about streaming with RTMP here.Can You Download MainStage On Windows/PC? If you want to try RTMP for a bit to assess the difference in quality, you can send us a message on our live chat. The option to stream via RTMP can be purchased as an add-on for Premium plans and is already included in Enterprise plans. You'll find a tutorial for connecting OBS to WebinarGeek here. OBS also allows you to mix these sounds with your microphone. With tools like OBS you can record and stream computer sounds or audio files to WebinarGeek. If you want to stream audio or music in high quality, or if you work with external equipment, streaming with RTMP would be the best option. Please note! Video injections are an easy way to play a piece of audio or music, however you will not be able to talk trough your microphone at the same time. These sounds aren’t streamed to your webinar by default, even during screen sharing. For example, system sounds during a product demo or audio clips during a quiz. There are times where you want to play audio from your computer during a webinar.
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