Bluetooth, USB, and memory card compatible.They are also limited to mono, while the first two can be also used as stereo line inputs. The 1/4″ jack is infamous for its lower sound quality than the XLR. They are also limited to a 1/4″ jack input device, whereas the first two can be connected in various manners. What that means is, while you can have total control over the first two channels independently, you’ll have to switch between the third and fourth channels and a possible USB sound source. Only two of those are separate, while the third and fourth channels occupy only one line on the interface. Namely – it only has 4 available channels to work with.
It’s a small piece of audio equipment that won’t bother your workspace as much as some other items here would.īut its small size comes with some downfalls. This isn’t really the best mixer, but it will get the job done, nonetheless. They can modulate and distort your voice in a number of fun and even bizarre ways. Other than reverb and echo, they offer modulation effects we know from the apps like Clownfish Voice Changer or the Voxal Voice Changer. The effects on this audio mixer, as well as most others on this list, include both regular reverb and echo effects, as well as a number of pretty fun ones. Whether you just want your voice recorder to do its job properly, or you want to have fun with various voice effects, it does the job. Get instant Twitch, TikTok or Youtube followers!. Overall it’s a great mixer and a professional-looking, yet affordable mixer that will have you streaming online audio in no time once set up. Besides, we all hate cables, right? And we all cheer for one less piece of actual hardware tied to our mixer.
Soundboard for streaming Bluetooth#
It has a Bluetooth sensor, so attaching an external audio source is as easy as it gets. You have eight channels at your disposal, for multiple audio sources.Įach of them is completely customizable with custom sound effects and various parameters you can set for just the right amount of oomph it needs to be heard. The Depusheng DX8 offers everything you would ever need from an audio device such as an audio mixer. Sometimes you have a string quartet as guests on your podcast, and they will demand to be mixed properly. This audio mixer is probably way more than you’d ever need for a simple live stream, with all the features it offers, but hey… You never know. I'm there are better ways to go around doing this, but this method requires no payment for an application, and I get a whole keyboard of extra keys to use for my other things.It’s been a good while since I’ve last looked into an audio mixer, and let me tell you: they’ve gone places! Seeing your post, i'm sharing my idea with you.
I haven't tried this out myself, just been toying with the idea. This can be used for many, many, different setups! something I plan on doing with it is finding a soundboard application where you can bind sound files to play when a certain key or "macro" is pressed, then I can set up that second keyboard with that application and voila, soundboard+OBS stuff+everything else! Until then you could possibly be my test subject )įound this video somewhere: The jist of it is basically being able to set up an entire secondary keyboard of "macro keys" to assign many functions to. Haven't tried this myself, but I plan on finding the time soon. But since I use Voicemeeter anyway, this was perfect for me. There are soundboard-tools out there which may be simpler. Otherwise if Sound 1 has a gain of -5 and Sound 2 also has a gain of -5 the gain will end up being -10. So this is optional.Ĭode for "Request for Button OFF / Trigger OUT:" // Stops playing the file This mutes my headsetmic as long as the sound plays. This adjusts the volume of the soundfile. The recorder has an option "Play on Load" so at this point the file will play. I've had some issues with mp3-files so I convert them to wav which have been perfectly fine so far. I use this one as the Microphone in Discord and I also route my Headsetmic to this Output. B1 "routes" the audio of the recorder to my Voicemeeter Output which is called "Voicemeeter Output".
"recorder" will play the soundfile and by this I can hear the sound myself. You can also assign a Keyboard Hotkey instead.Ĭode for "Request for Button ON / Trigger IN:" //A1 is my Soundcard as Hardware Out in Voicemeeter. If I stop holding the mouseclick the file stops playing. So I have to click the button in the UI and hold it for as long as I want it to play.
Soundboard for streaming code#
Here's an example of my code for one of the buttons. I use Voicemeeter Macro Buttons for a few sounds I can play in Discord for example.
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