The audio mixer is the audio controller of your entire production.
The audio mixer is useful where there is a need to modify the audio coming from multiple sources to create a clear, solid mix.
The different signals are summed to produce the combined output signal, which can then be broadcast.
Access the Audio Mixer
When adding a new input in the Production, a new audio input fader will be added for this input in the audio mixer and the first output bus (P1) will be selected by default.
Create my audio workflow
- Assign an input source to an audio fader
- Select a specific input audio track (optional)
- Select to which output bus this input audio track will be sent (P1 to P4).
- Set your output audio track language label (optional)
Audio faders options
A. Mute/Unmute an audio input from the program (or one output bus).
For streaming purposes, by default, all audio inputs and the actual mix for the program are enabled for P1 output bus so that your audience will hear everything that is selected on air if P1 output bus is selected.
Audio routing
Audio routing allow you to apply audio option on a specific input audio fader, such as:
- Switch left and right channel
- Left to Stereo (duplicate left channel to both)
- Right to Stereo
How to use the audio routing?
- Go to the Audio mixer (1)
- If you don't already have an audio fader please add one and assign an input to it.
- Select the audio track drop down menu (2) & select "audio routing".
- Select the wished audio routing.
You can now publish multiple output bus/languages per publishing destination, depending on if they're supporting multi audio tracks and/or publish each output bus individually to a predefined social media language page.
Go further:
- Adding a publication endpoint
- Using Behringer X-Touch Compact to control my audio mixer
- Multiple language workflow
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