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00:00 - Intro
01:29 - Skillshare (ad)
02:20 - Stop Buying Gear Because UA-camrs Say It's Good
03:29 - Rode X and the RodeCaster Pro II for Multiple Creators
05:47 - Sony K3M for Simple Audio
07:50 - BEACN for the Ultimate Power
10:19 - Elgato for Extreme Versatility
13:11 - BEACN + Elgato for the God Tier Audio Setup
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My perfect audio setup right now is the BEACN Mic ($280) plus a Stream Deck + ($200). What are your thoughts on $480 for a god tier audio setup?
It's Crazy how many good options there are out there right now. Even webcams are fire right now. 👍
I wanted to love the BEACN, I gave it a full month and had nothing but issues. If I adjusted the mic position and even looked at the usb cable it would disconnect causing the software to crash. The mixing software itself didn't need help because it crashed constantly anyway, losing settings, assignments, etc. The levels were great on stream but if I recorded separate stems for editing they would be either super quiet or way too loud, no matter what the settings in BEACN mix or OBS said. Even their discord didn't help, multiple questions to their team went unanswered. That all said: BEACN EQ is the best I've ever seen. I would pay the full price of the mic just to use their EQ, Noise Gate, and Compressor as a VST on my wave 3.
I remember when the BEACN mic came out and the audio quality just wasn't competitive with the SM7B and above tier of mics, so I just wrote it off.
For 99.9% of people that's incredible value (and more than most people need). For regular streaming and content creation that isn't "audiophile", it can't be beat. In fact, most microphone comparisons all sound very similar to me or even if they're different, they're both "good enough". I get super annoyed when someone does mic comparisons and some commenter is like "that one sounds too thin".
Oh wait...I can use the BEACN Mic, but control the processing through the Elgato App? I don't need the BEACN app? Ooooooohhhhh...yeah, that might be my next upgrade.
Your videos are so amazing. I have learned so much from your videos and at 50 years old, I did my first live steam this month and did my second one last week. All because of your videos and I can't thank you enough Harris! Truly my favorite video and audio expertise channel!
I think it would be really cool to see a complete deep dive on your entire current set up. Maybe even suggestions for alternatives to try and match your setup that might be more in someone's budget
I picked up the Stream Deck + a few weeks ago, primarily because of the audio potential with the current setup I already have. What an absolute gamechanger!
I discovered that the more convoluted your initial setup, there's a bit of a learning curve with the WaveLink software/setup. But it's such an incredibly powerful system, especially for creators. I love being able to isolate specific apps and entire portions of my audio setup for "my ears only", and sending a completely separate signal out to a stream, all through software. There are definitely some additional features/functions that I would like Elgato to add into the Stream Deck +, specifically with the knobs/touchscreen capabilities, but it is a massive upgrade to my system, providing me with way more control and fine-tuning. I'm actually just now starting to dive into some of the other ways the Stream Deck + can be used across all kinds of software. Definitely worth the purchase (as long as you're planning on using it to its fullest potential, otherwise, stick with a normal Stream Deck).
I can recommend getting plug in, Sound Deck for it and how you can utilize soundboard with it is awesome.
I remember I got my mic setup with your help, youre gave me the best budget for xlr mic and u even showed how go xlr app worked a bit easier so i could pin tweak what I wanted. I even went related to EQ to my FL studio ap and used that EQ and transfered those numbers for easier understanding for me what works best for my voice :D
Your videos always hit home, I am the tech manager for a twitch streamer, and I now have a closet full of audio gear like yourself. Went from using a Yamaha MG06 mixer, to a Creative SB K+, to the GOXLR mini, to the Beacon Mix, and now we have settled on the Wave XLR. Microphones we have gone through from the Blue Yetti, Audio-Technica AT2020, The Rode Pod Mic, the Shure MV7X, the Beacn Mic and finally have settled on the Elgato Wave DX. Each one having their Pro's & Cons.
So far the Elgato has beaten them all in one major major category, simplicity and ease of use. I dont mind playing around with the audio gear. But my wife who is actually doing the streaming just wants the equipment to work, and work easy. Between the Stream Deck, and the Wave hardware, there is no extra software/drivers need for an extra mic, or mixer its all under the same simple to use software.
Then ontop of all of that when you add the corsair devices that also integrate seamlessly into the Elgato software you start getting this weird melting pot for a streamer ecosystem.
Can we please get a studio tour, for once?
I am really interested in seeing what you guys did with the sound isolation ceiling behind one of your desks.
Just looks too cool!
I believe he has already done one
@@Chazyyyboi but he didnt show his stream setup cuz it was still under construction and some rooms have changed
I currently run the Go XLR and Shure Sm7b and love the set up but I am highly interested in the announcement of the Roland Bridge Cast. It LOOKS like it has everything I'm looking for. The proper inputs and on board controls of the Go XLR coupled with the ability to have sub-mixes the way Wave Link does. Can't wait until reviews and impressions of that device start hitting.
yo I'm looking at that one too
Always enjoy your content! Thanks for trying to give us viewers the best information and being transparent. After an hour or two searching online for microphones and watching your videos and others I am getting the Fifine AmpliGame AM8 ($54) and I think this might be something that you could share with others because it's cheap, has great quality (from what I have seen/heard), and is RGB (if using USB and not XLR of course). Thanks for all the helpful videos though!
Man Love Your Videos So Much!
You're the reason I got so into audio
Whether it be for youtube or twitch.
But I always find myself battling with my EQ because its just never right for me xD
Stream Deck Plus seems like a buy I’ll be making soon. I love my OG Stream Deck, and thanks to a few plug-ins I can control all of my audio on it for any active app in Windows, but being able to swap app profiles and the physical knobs seems huge. Honestly I’d like to have the 6 extra buttons and would probably run the Plus right along side my OG for the added functionality.
Great vid!
Currently run a Goxlr mini and Shure Mv7. I also use a PC Panel mini for extra channel control. I'm happy with it. Not totally sold on the low frequencies from the mv7 though.
I'm in love with my Rodecaster Pro II. I needed a upgrade from a older mackie mixer and this was the greatest investment forme, after a buddy talked me into and I love it. It's not for everyone but I love
I got a stream deck plus for my controls on obs, music production, and video editing. My hardware is the ssl 2+ interface with an xlr condenser mic that gets fed into wavelink. It took me a while to wrap my head around the audio routing but after that, everything worked the way I wanted it to
I love your presentation, so clear and lighthearted yet intelligent and informative, so thank you for that. You asked if there was any video we'd like you to do. Well, my son wants to start role-playing, but we have never used a mic, except the webcam mic for multiplayer games, and obviously for RP you need a clearer voice than a webcam. I wonder if you could do a video for complete novices for role-playing and/or streaming, which shows you all the main basics, like
- what to connect to where
- - for instance, I saw someone say never use a USB-C cable conversion to USB, because the PC could overcharge the device, an/or cause complications
- - what you need a stream deck for and how to set it up
- possible positions for your mic to avoid keyboard/background noise, especially with regard to dynamic v condenser (how important is a boom arm)
- maybe the above is all too much because of all the choices leading to differences in set up - so maybe actually give two example setups that someone who doesn't want to spend 50 hours researching can say, I can start off with that (at own risk of course).
Basically, the real baby stuff.
Thank you for emphasizing the budget aspect of the whole thing, while i was in collage I mad the mistake of buying more that i needed and beyond my budget way to frequently. I have bought the GOXLR, UM2, and im currently on the Beacn stuff with no intent to change ( software is buggy tho)
My audio chain: RE-20 > cloudlifter > dbx 286s > dbx 266xs > SSL 2 > PC < Beacon Mix Create. I bought the Elgato version, ready to give up on Beacon due to software headaches. Then right after I bought the elgato competitor, Beacon released two big updates back to back that squashed all bugs I had AND added more features / improved routing. So I am still using the Beacon for now. I am thinking of getting a Lewitt Connect 6 to replace the SSL 2 and both dbx strips. I got the strips because I hate plug-in lag, but onboard DSP is becoming much more of a thing, so hardware processing will become unnecessary after 2023 for vast majority of creators.
Hi. Have the sm7b and the dbx286s. Want to ask if I need a cloudlifter or is the gain from the dbx enough to run the sm7b. It runs in a ur22c from Steinberg. Thx for answering
@@kitchenzombie8974 don’t think you will need a cloudlifter between the gain of dbx and the ur22c. I did not need the cloudlifter, but wanted to keep my gain down across the whole chain and the cloudlifter allowed me to do that. Didn’t want to have the gain dial up very high across most of the hardware.
The beacon microphone looks kind of promising and their interface to control everything, but I'm currently working with the GOXLR Mini with the Rode Podmic. Your video kind of helped me gather my thoughts on what microphones I should buy I think the beacon microphone looks kind of promising because of the EQ stuff but I'm going to do more research before I even look into getting something new for their streaming setup.
Do yourself a favor and keep the Podmic and GoXLR Mini.
Not because BEACN is bad, but because your setup is already good enough as it is that it doesn't require an "upgrade" like that.
That is exactly the same setup I have!
@@or10nsharkfin okay thanks for the info bro 👍
@@or10nsharkfin i sold the GoXLR mini for a Presonus. Much better. Get used the money the IO24 cost. Works great with my PodMic.
Love your very informative videos, wish i could use the beacon to try it or several other products youve mentioned but non of them have support for Linux. Beacon says they understand there are linux users but focusing on windows and mac right now. Would love to see more videos done for linux users like yours, keep making the great videos learned lots over the last few yrs that has helped me to know what to look for in audio which has in turned helped a bit for my setup on Limux😀
I've been a fan of the Rodecaster. It's been so crazy to see how they have been taking feedback from users and implementing it through in beta tests.
So as I understand it, you do all your processing with the Beacon software and after you got the sound out of the mic you want, you turnoff the software and the processing is done on the mic..
Yep, baked in DSP to my understanding.
I use the GoXLR with a Rode Podmic mostly because when I purchased it I didn't already have any other audio interface. So I knew I had to buy the interface, plus getting all the mixing and FX of the GoXLR just made sense. I'm still keeping an eye on some of these newer devices, but also keeping in mind I would also have to buy a focusrite or something else along with it.
I use the Beacn Mic and Mix create. The amount of comments I get when using in game chat about the quality of the mic sound is unbelievable. The create makes controlling the audio so easy, it's been a game changer for me.
You should definitely try again with the Elgato setup, they've included the microphone Fx option in every mic input which includes all your EQs and VSTs baked into it
Definitely get a Revelator!! I have used all 3, the mic, the IO24, and the IO44 and they are all amazing. I have tried pretty much every other "streaming" interface and I keep going back to the IO44
I am with you. Start with a GoXLR sold it for the Revelator IO24. Love it has an app for Ipad, THAT alone is superior over all others no tabbing out of games. New firmware has OBS control in it without need for plugin in OBS. For 130€ best you can get. 2 thing missing like most interfaces: lack of VST and dual PC. None interface has this when only the one or the others. Lewitt connect 6 with VST plugins and an app
@@DieTabbi exactly! Most people only follow gamer companies and don't realize brands that focus on music are generally better
@@TheDerekFrank and you can set your voice perfectly in Studio One export the fat channel setting and you are fine.
I recently picked up the Elgato Stream Deck+. It replaced two devices on my desk. Just seeing this video reminded me I don’t need my Elgato Wave XLR in reach. So yes, I’d love to see how you have the Elgato Stream Deck+ configured for your use case. It helps me think of how I can incorporate things in my space for me.
I git the Wave DX and Wave XLR for about $200 very happy with it. Still learning the software.
The thing people have to remember though is that some stuff is easy to use with 2 PCs some arent like for example AVerMedia Live Streamer Nexus Line out by Defualt is Audience Mix which you plug into the other PC and choose Mic In for that on the Streaming PC but there is also you still have to use something like a Capture for it to Grab the Gameplay still just not the Audio and on the Rodecaster Pro II USB C can just plug & Play into the Streaming PC VIa USB and choose Rodecaster Pro II as the Video Capture Device
i like the live streamer nexus, i run my spidif out of gaming pc into it. the nexus is hooked up to my capture pc.
Have you ever tried the presonus revelator usb dynamic mic? Im sure the beacn is better, but you can find the revaltor for $200 or less. I got one recently and really love it, and since Im nowhere near monetization with content I feel fine with its relative cost. Theres very little on YT about it and would love to see you review it and compare it to other mics
I have been searching for stream deck ideas lately... so yes to your final question
For me, it's still the Goxlr as I don't do much more than stream and record a podcast. I've EQd my voice in the Goxlr app, I have everything going to it as far as sound, and I always get compliments on my mic/voice. My mic is the Rode Podmic.
Great video as always 🤘🏻
I use same but with ASTRO mix amp
The only reason why I am thinking of upgrading my GoXLR is because it has shitty audio out dac and Amp when compared to even Motherboard audio.
I think I will go with Elgato XLR and SteamDeck+
The BEACN has been my mic to use since its release. Handling its filters on the mic and not using my cpu has been a big help, and I final started messing with EQ since I have the time. But I would like to give Elgato another shot if they can make something better. If BEACN makes something like Elgato's new stream deck then I'll be very happy. But great video man.
Nice video :) Thanks for that. At the moment, I am using a Rode Podmic, on a Focusrite Scarlett and control it on a StreamDeck +, with wavelink. Also, have a few VST plugins (you can add them directly to wavelink) for my Mic...Works pretty solid, but looking into a RodeCaster pro II because of a 2 PC setup and the Scarlett is only borrowed, since my goXLR mini broke and I not want to replace it!
What are those monitors you showed at your stream setup? Looking for a good set of studio monitors
Elgato does have one, I believe it’s called wave microphone fx and that has all the vst’s added on to it
Would a video on some of your setup/use case for the Elgato - especially how you configured the youtube back/fwd playback with the dial.
most interested in the Rode hearing it now. didnt think to check it out before since its just an "upgraded" version but thinking about doing small bands live playing together that might be a good use case?
still strange why GO XLR didnt make an update yet
I would love to know what else you did with the stream deck +! I just picked up a stream deck and I feel like I am going to struggle to find uses for every single button. But being able to control music volume from it via a knob and having more of those wide range of controls would probably be better suited to my needs as a streamer!
Music Control.
Mix control, what you can hear vs what stream hears and volume
Soundboard, can recommend plug in Sound Deck
Opening, closing apps and lighting with Elgato integration.
As someone who noticed a device announced at CES by a company that rhymes with Poland, that was like GoXLR but with knobs... I'm 100% there with you about companies just going for a cash grab.
The mic I'm loving right now is the SE DCM6. It looks good and sounds great for $150. If you don't feel like you need the built in gain boost, you can get the DCM3 for $99. Currently using the Focusrite Vocaster 2 for most of the features I could ask for in an interface. Not super budget, but it does more than others in the price bracket.
I'm rocking the Beacn Mic and Mix Create. Does everything I need and works flawlessly for me. I'd love a StreamDeck + (and a StreamDeck XL) but I certainly don't NEED them, especially for audio stuff. There are better dollars spent right now and better ways to improve my content that aren't money related... i.e. Won't affect sales...
As someone who just bought and set up a Stream Deck plus yesterday, yes, I would really like a video about how yours is set up.
Hey there! I would love to see a review a few a few fifine products. They seem almost too good to be true type deal. They have a mixer and a few nice dynamic mics. They have a quadcast knockoff too. Love the content too btw
I personally run a GoXLR mini and a GoXLR mic. I was actually running a XLR AT2020 in 2022 but traded it in for the GoXLR mic because I needed something that better rejected background noise. For me this was a fantastic upgrade and I dont see a reason to buy anything else in terms of audio.
I currently have a GoXLR Mic -> Triton FetHead ->Focusrite Scarlett 4i4, and am using Voicemeeter Banana + Virtual Cables for routing and mixing. I would love to add a Streamdeck+ to the mix for control, and I need to figure out a good place to insert VSTs to get better EQ for targets other than OBS.
seeing your collection of devices and being like , id love even one of them LOL!
I'm using the elgato Wave XLR with the Wave DX and loving the simplicity of it! Further down the road I will upgrade the microphone but for now it is above that bar! Also for you harris, try using the output elgato stream mix ibstead of mic for discord and you will NOT need that beacn mic, because let's be honest... sm7b > beacn
Well, for me as a gamer, I started with the Elgato Wave:3 and a regular StreamDeck.
But my main purpose was to control the different audio channels and I switched to the AverMedia LIVE STREAMER AX310 Nexus plus a Rode Podmic. This was almost perfect for me, but people said that my previous mic (the Wave) sounded better than my PodMic.... (It was probably the fault of my technical incomprehension).
Then Elgato released the Streamdeck+, and I decided to switch back. So now I use the Wave:3 and the StreamDeck+ for control. To be honest, I liked the Nexus better for using an audio controller/interface. But now stuck in the Elagato ecosystem.... well, it all works pretty well!
I'm looking to upgrade from my yeti for my streams. I need to be able to switch between multiple voice change effects for different characters. Would you recommend the Beacn mic and stream deck +, or going with the GoXLR?
What do you think of the new Roland VR-120HD? It's maybe overkill for most streamers but all in one piece of kit has its appeals. Hopefully Rodecaster v3 takes some notes.
Still have my og go-xlr, gave up on the desk mounted mics for lapel ones for mobility while streaming or recording pretty well since 2020 after getting them for our wedding. I'd love the Rode system and some good mics to get a group content thing happening with the wife and/or kids.
Sorry im off the subject, but have you tried the Loupedeck Live/razer stream controller and compared them to any of the elgato stream decks, would like your thoughts on the Loupedeck Live.
any thoughts about my sdetup?
Focusrite Scarlet solo with the waveDXelgato mic controled by my streamdeck mk2 and then the regular obs eq etc
Hey @Senpai quick question: Can we get a video on how you set your audio setup? Or guides on where you learned how to?
I’m currently running a Shure SM7B into a Focousrite Scarlett 2i2 2nd gen and controlling levels with a PCPannel Pro. The audio output is running into my Yamaha HS8S Sub which is feeding my HS5s. I also have a pair of AudioTechnica M50Xs that I often use for monitoring, otherwise I sometimes use a pair of Byerdynamic DT990 pros.
I've gone in the opposite direction in 2022. I've replaced my Beacn Mix Create with a GoXLR Mini. I had big problems with the sound from the microphone when using Beacn. My viewers complained of a hollow, metallic sound, like I was talking into a bucket or something. I did a lot of research, updated software, firmware etc. Nothing helped. In the end I sold the Beacn and bought the GoXLR Mini + Shure MV7 and I am now delighted with the sound setup.
My audio set up now is GoXLR pro with Shure MV7 Xlr and hook up the Pioneer DDj 400 mixer...im using this set up on tiktok and other social media platform..very happy and contented with my set up and everything is perfect and working fine..
I use my rodecaster pro 2 and my Shure SM7B. Its the perfect setup for me and it hasn't let me down yet.
I personally still use the GOXLR. It does what it’s supposed to and the audio still sounds great so I haven’t found a reason to switch. But great video Harris!
It needs the simplest of software updates, sub-mixes.
Thanks for the insight!
I'm running the Rodecaster Pro 2 with a Rode NT1A mic right now! Headphones are Sennheiser HD598's. Everything sounds great, so I'm not sure where I could upgrade to from the NT1A. Any thoughts?
I have a GoXLR and a Shure SM7B and I'm really tempted to change - mostly due to how much space the GOXLR takes up.
I've been swinging back and forth between the Wave XLR and Stream Deck Plus OR Either the Beacn Mic/Streamdeck plus or full Beacn setup.
Countless hours of videos have been consumed and I still can't make up my mind!
I'm not looking to upgrade right now I already know the next microphone I want to buy. I just like looking at and listening to microphone reviews and the ecosystem they create
From your experience so far what will be your next mic and why?
Have you tried the Roland Bridgecast.. I hear great things about it.. Was researching and thought it might be my next upgrade.. Any thoughts @senpai?
Could you do a video all about the Sony hot shoe mic? I just got the FX30 with the top handle which has the same dials.
Hey, I have a two pc, ps5 gaming setup and I currently have a Go XLR with RODE mic for audio. I also have a Stream Deck. Here lately I've been having serious audio issues, so thinking of switching to Beacon Mix and Mic. 600$ budget, do you recommend?
What's the boom mic you're using to make this video? It's plugged into the sony, but you kind of skip out on what it is.
streamdeck+ video please! I have my eye on one, but I'm not sure of everything it can do. I'm particularly curious about how it might work with VSTs. Can it replace VoiceMeeter?
I've been using a Blue Yeti microphone for the last seven years, and added some generic 3xAux mixer a couple years ago, and it's served me well, but I'm definitely thinking about upgrading to a BEACN microphone with an Elgato Stream Deck +. The only thing that keeps me from going with the Stream Deck + is that I'm a console gamer primarily, and right now I have my microphone's headphone jack, my gaming monitor's headphone jack, and my PC's headphone jack going into my aux mixer, and I'm not sure if I could substitute the Stream Deck for my aux mixer and get the same effect. Maybe I could plug the line out of the aux mixer into my PC's line-in and control that through the Stream Deck +? But I would rather just have one device.
Revelator IO24 all the way... and there's a beta streamdeck plugin that puts "most" of the routing and mute functions there. Plus, I have an old ipad mini acting as a control surface for it next to my keyboard for all the controls that are not yet available in the streamdeck plugin. It has three separate submixes (What you said you wanted from the WaveXLR). You should really get one to try it out.
Didn't know about the streamdeck plugin for the revelator. I'm going to look into that one!
don't update you i024 and control surface if you plan to keep using the stream deck plugin. Latest update breaks it.
@@Neverwho the one thing the latest update did break was settings persistence after a reboot. Now I just have a scene that I apply from UC Surface after each reboot. Annoying…
@@Neverwho hey my friend, good to read you.
@@DieTabbi heya :) glad to read ya as well
Thank you for the great video!
I'm actually not streaming or creating videos, but I'm thinking of getting the Roland Bridge Cast.
Primarily for two things:
1. Microphone & Headphones through one interface.
2. Easy controlling the volume channels I use the most (game, Discord, microphone)
Would love to hear your thoughts about the Roland Bridge Cast. 🙃
Is there anyway for you to do a tutorial video on how to make the streamdeck+ and beacn mic work together im having a terrible time trying to figure out how to set all of my audio sources up
ive had a rode podmic going into a wave xlr for a long time now and its pretty good.
a stream deck + and a beacn should be great ;)
Thanks for the video
Kind of surprised I didn’t see the PC Panel Pro (I don’t remember when it came out). Easy to use and set up. I use it for sub mixes.
Yes please, give us a video of what you have setup on the streamdeck plus. I added it to my wishlist when you showed it before and ended up getting it as a christmas gift. Aside from setting it up to move discord to a certain monitor, turn off my computer, and control youtube music app. I have no idea how to use the full power of this thing.
wtf did you do to your camera or lighting it's like so godly!
Harris, I am extremely interested in you Elgato/Beacn setup. Maybe you could go over it sometime....you know, maybe before it changes again. 😜
Will you be covering the Roland Bridge Cast?
Currently still using a GoXLR mini, as I need console audio input. I'm tempted to switch to something else since the GoXLR mini has this thing where it loses connection when running a very demanding game. Maybe it's a motherboard or platform issue, as it doesn't matter which USB port is used, and has happened with a different motherboard too.
So I've been looking at the Beacn Mix products + an standard audio interface that allows me to pipe in my console to my headphones.
The only thing I don’t like about the Wave link software is that every time it gets an update my mic EQ just completely resets and is removed and sometimes the channels assigned (voice chat, browser etc) are not correct anymore.
Thanks for the great content, Harris! BUT - can we all acknowledge his progress with his physique?? I see the bicep veins and improved arm definition, more defined facial features, etc. Keep up the good work on and off the camera!
I got a goxlr mini in 2022 and generally like it. I tried a rodecaster pro 2 and found a particular issue with my setup that it didn’t address:
Instead of headphones I pipe my sound into an audio receiver. The goxlr lets me drop the mic from the entire mix going to the headphone jack while keeping it in the broadcast stream. I think the Rodecaster wants you to hook up separate monitor speakers instead? Anyway, your videos have been suuuuper helpful in setting up my audio stuff. Thanks!
Thank you for this video!
I'm currently with a GoXLR and I'm very interested in the stream deck + and the Elgato software but I have 2 questions:
- where to plug my XLR mic? Do I have to take the wave xlr ?
- how to manage a dual pc setup if I replace my GoXLR by the stream deck + ?
Thanks for your help
ok, Keep the Go XLR, get the stream deck+ and use the GO XLR to feed into the stream deck+ (elgato) software as the mic!! The stream deck + as NO mic inputs, it is ONLY an interface!! It does come with the Elgato software!!
Been debating picking up the beacn mic every since it came out
I have it and it is AWESOME!!!!
Have you had a chance to play with any of the loupedeck stuff? Just curious how it holds up against these other controllers.
@Senpaigaming. ?
Love a stream deck + tutorial..show us how you configure yours
Awesome content!
Wait you dont use the Wave Link MicrophoneFX option for discord? Thats the option to get the VST adjusted mic sound into other voice programs like discord or at least i thought LOL no one has said anything to me yet.
Cute intro, already liked!
When is your stream set up tour coming?
Harris got that Carson Daily vibe with the nail polish
Hi Senpai, I´m using "el gato wave link" as mic, but my interface(the laptop´s one) is awful, so I´m thinking of getting an external interface. As it´s an usb mic, which one should I get that is compatible with the mic with a good result or the best one? Thanks
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I’m running a pair of audiophile headphones with a schiit stack and wanna get an XLR mic to go with it… All I need is a scarlet with some RCA to 1/4 inch cables, correct??
was surprised not to see Roland’s new stream mixer on the list
Can you do a video on presonus. I can't find any pro reviews on the gear other then that from the company itself
The streamers the RCP2 makes sense for ar those with a dual PC setup. Its a game changer for that. Game changer and you said those words yourself.
I use a Samson Q2U connected to a wave XLR for streaming. Fit podcasting I use the same mic with the wave XLR or a scarlet 4i4.
i currently use the quadcast from hyperx and steelseries gg software to split audio and effects on my mic, i seitched to this because voicemeter was giving me a hard time, and when unify came out, it didnt like my quadcast(this was before they came out saying they didnt support other mics, and then made the software free) that beacn mic do look promising though.. i was thinking of getting a sm7b, but if the beacn mic has processing and whatnot built in i might just get that 🤔
I run a RODE podmic to a scarlett 2ii2 with a two PC stream setup. All controlled by the Streamdeck+ and I want the BEACN mic so bad.
My current setup is:
SM7b -> cloudlifter -> analog mixer (rescued Peavy MD IIIB) -> (aux out) -> compressor (Pro VLA II) -> "limiter" (Pro VLA II channel 2 just settings to act as a makeshift limiter) -> EQ (Ashly GQX 3102) -> (Aux return and mixed to main out) -> ADC (PreSonus Audiobox USB96) -> Wave Link (controlled with Stream Deck+).
>_> it is a bit.... umm... ya.... It definitely evolved with parts being added, but was a huge upgrade from the Blue Yeti (second notable mic I used). About to move abroad for a new job for a year+, so I'm debating on what to sell, store, and (re)buy when I move I personally love the analog outboard equipment and having a physical mixer with faders, but it is obviously a bit excessive for streaming. Those parts will likely be relegated solely to the production studio room whenever I find a place to settle and actually start kicking that business off.
Current revamp idea for when I move is:
SM7B -> cloudlifter -> ADC (Presonus) -> Wave Link.
I think this will be fine for 99% of what I do since the Wave Link gives me VST control over everything. My only real "concern" would be not having a compressor/limiter before the ADC and clipping there before it can hit any VSTs. But this is stuff I'll have to play around with once I'm there X"D