I really want it but don’t want to spend the money lol. Seems really convenient and audio levels is something I’ve been struggling with for awhile, so this would be a great convenience for me and I am legitimately considering buying it.

I don't really have an opinion because I have never owned anything remotely close to this. But I do have a question and forgive me if this is a stupid question, but how does this or anything related to this work with consoles or more specifically xbox? If it is compatible would I be able to have a push to talk feature where I can mute my game voice (where I am talking to my buddies) and talk to my chat exclusively or is that not possible at all? Remember I am not asking just about the Beacn products but about a broad range of mixers.

it looks cool. Snickerdoodle please and thank you.

I just bought the Wave 3 elgato yesterday after many thoughts during last year and you came up with those videos about beacn today!!!! are you kidding me!!! ;) hahahaha I stil love my wave 3 after 24 hours but wants to change it right now for Beacn setup!!

How does this differ from pc panel pro and and voicemetter working together, would it be a good addition to that or extra wasted money.

Couldn’t agree more

Hey epos what do you think about using this in tandem with something like the Wave XLR??

I’d like a link to buy this please….

@@TheraPewtics good luck finding one

@@stevenpotts24 yeah they haven't been in stock at all....

indeed

Yeah that's right where I'm at too. I have a Yamaha mixer when I have a guest on my other channel to record videos. I use Telefunken's M82's bc I have a connect there, 2 mics for the price of 1.

Well, as a pro audio engineer... seeing how advanced the device is on the functions demonstrated here, I don't see why it wouldn't understand that your audio interface (whatever it may be) is sending multiple outputs, and why this device would not be able to recognize those multiple outputs... for instance, in a DAW (Digital Audio Workstation), any interface that output multiple channels through USB have all the different output assignable to a different channel. This is a basic feature of any DAW, even Audacity has it... so... I don't think your concern apply here. I'm about 99% sure it will pick up all different outputs from an interface. Also, there is almost never any need to have your guest's voice higher or lower than yours - you set it up with the gain for different people need different signal/noise ration since some speak louder than others, but once that's done, logically, there isn't really any reason to have anyone's voice louder than the other. So in a way, having a knob for the stereo out of your interface is, in my professional opinion, actually much more practical than only two separate knobs, since you don't really have to do a balance between you and your guest... I mean if you or your voice be significantly louder or quieter than your guest's that would be really really weird anyway, right? And besides, if you really need to adjust it on the fly without touching the gain because your guest is suddenly shouting or something, it's like 99.9% sure you can do this with this device :)

Couldn't you just use two Scarlett Solos and route them into this like any USB mic?

@@baz4k that's exactly what I was thinking if ever...

@@baz4k But that is expensive when a 2-ch is more cheap than get 2, most cost is the DAC and ADC, the preamp circuit is cheap.I have the same problem on the VoiceMeeter. even having 2 interface (fast-track an u-phoria), that give latency problems because the ASIO just take one, but at least you can use the ASIO Insert from VoiceMeeter to put Minihost Modular to load the VST FX there and use a MIDI controller, then you can separate all the chanels there or mix them.

you can always buy this product and still use the goxlr you can combine them

Honestly for me the lack of it is what makes it so compelling. I have a GoXLR and it's great, but what I miss compared to my old Voicemeeter setup is enough dials/audio software devices. This let's me keep the already amazing GoXLR and just expand it with an equally high quality and nice looking hardware controller.

I think if you add a decent audio interface to the BEACN devices then you have an improved goxlr. But BEACN missed an opportunity to do this by not also releasing an audio interface. Along with these control interfaces. Even a 2 channel interface would have been enough for most people. Instead they released another USB mic no one wants or needs.

yeah, well you can workaround with VST support with Equalizer APO, dunno if they plan to add VST support but i get you, out-of-the box would be nice

@@EthosAtheos i think youre completely wrong here. Usually items such as these arent meant for hardcore enthusiasts. Its more for your average gamer/streamer and the same goes for the USB mic. People dont want to have to buy an interface with an XLR mic etc. so with this you get a small interface on your desk that you dont have to tab out of your stream or game for and a mic that sounds awesome and is just plugnplay. I dont think youre understanding the audience this would be aimed at.

Absolutely I think i’m gonna pull the trigger on this

i think that astro sells an adapter that gives you an optical output when you plug it in via hdmi. not 100% sure but definitely worth looking in to

@@thee_myrrh yehhh. I think it was limited to 60hz throughput or something though. Last year there weren’t any 4K/120+HDR passthrough options that I found

@@EPiQ_cR can't you just use the optical out on your monitor?

@@greybeard4034 I THINK that would work, but then I’d also have to route audio BACK to the TV as well. Initially I had a console on my desk for video capture and being able to route my mic audio BACK into it. For display it hooked up to a second input on my monitor. I can replicate the video capture, and PROBABLY the audio input, I just can’t do it with maximized capabilities.

@@EPiQ_cR Did you look into using a DAC on the USB for audio? For example I'm reading a lot of people using the creative sound blasterx g6