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Audio Mixer

The Mixer panel provides level control and monitoring for all audio channels in the Studio. Access it via the Mixer tab in Panel A.

Channel Types

ChannelPurpose
MasterFinal output monitoring (peak meter and dB display)
PlayersIndividual player channels (dynamic count)
CartwallOutput from cartwall triggers (one or more channels)
SpeakersMicrophone inputs from connected users

Master Channel

The master channel displays the final broadcast output level. It shows a peak meter and dB value. The master channel has no volume fader — it monitors the combined output only.

Player Channels

Each player channel has independent controls.

Volume Control

Drag the fader to adjust track volume.

  • 100%: Full volume (unity gain)
  • 0%: Muted

A dB display shows the relative volume level.

Speed Control

Adjust playback speed without affecting pitch. The speed control is a separate tab on each mixer channel (switch between "Mixer" and "Speed" tabs at the bottom).

Speed range: 50-150%. Changes take effect immediately.

Peak Meter

Each track shows an independent peak meter with left/right channels.

Cartwall Channel

The cartwall has one or more dedicated mixer channels (depending on station configuration). Each channel has a volume fader and peak meter.

Speaker Channels

When users connect their microphone via the Connect Studio button in the mixer, their channels appear.

Each speaker channel shows:

  • User name
  • Volume fader
  • Peak meter
  • Mute button

Speaker Effects

The connected user's own speaker channel includes an Effects tab with:

  • Compressor: Ratio, Threshold, Attack, Release
  • Bandpass: Highpass and Lowpass filters
  • Limiter: Output limiting

These effects apply only to the user's own microphone input.

INFO

Livestreaming (speaker connection) requires the appropriate plan entitlement.

Monitoring

Click the Monitor button (headphone icon) in the top bar to start audio monitoring. Configure the output device and monitoring quality in Studio Settings.