PC Streaming Audio Mixer With Soundboard Is $18
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This PC streaming audio mixer has four programmable sound-effect buttons, plus a voice changer and adjustable reverb for vocals. It’s $18 with the checkout code, 50% below the listed $35.99 price.
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Trigger custom clips from four sound buttons
The mixer’s four programmable buttons are designed for audio clips you load yourself. You could assign one to a laugh track, another to a clap and others to an alarm or recurring show cue, then trigger them during a stream, gaming session or podcast. The buttons are for your own clips, rather than a stated library of built-in sounds.
A small set of familiar cues can cover the moments you use regularly: a recurring intro, a reaction sound or a transition between segments. Having four assignable buttons gives those clips dedicated controls, instead of requiring you to find each file when you want to play it. The number of buttons also keeps the soundboard focused on a handful of go-to effects.
Add voice effects and reverb to a session
A voice changer offers a way to alter vocal sound, while adjustable reverb lets you dial in room ambience. Those controls could suit a stream with character voices or a podcast that uses a little added space in its vocal sound. The product information doesn’t name specific voice presets, so the useful point is the combination of voice-changing and adjustable reverb—not a promise of any particular effect.
The mixer is described for PC streaming, gaming and podcasting. It brings sound cues and vocal effects into one product, but microphone compatibility needs attention when planning a setup. USB microphones aren’t supported. The product descriptions conflict about XLR microphone support, so they don’t provide a consistent basis for assuming an XLR mic will work.
Bring phone or tablet audio in over Bluetooth
Bluetooth is input-only. A phone or tablet can send music, backing tracks or sound effects into the mixer, but Bluetooth can’t send the mixer’s audio mix out to a phone or tablet. So a mobile device can act as a source for background audio; it isn’t a wireless output connection for recording or monitoring the mix.
For a PC streamer or podcaster, the four clip buttons, voice changer and adjustable reverb put several useful audio controls in one mixer. At $18, it’s an inexpensive way to add custom cues and vocal effects to a setup, with USB microphone incompatibility—and the conflicting XLR details—in mind as you plan your connections.
