The Streamer-Studio comes with the components you need to start producing your own podcasts and livestreams.

• Desktop audio interface
• Studio condenser microphone
• Tabletop boom arm mic stand
• Two 3.5mm TRRS cables
• USB cable

Connect a dynamic microphone or an electronic instrument to the 1/4″ input, connect a 48V phantom-powered condenser microphone to the 3.5mm mic input, and connect a laptop or MP3 player to the 3.5mm aux input. There are also two 3.5mm smartphone I/O ports for recording or streaming performances, vlogs, and podcasts to your mobile devices.

With multiple 3.5mm outputs, the interface can accommodate a pair of headphones and a stereo headset/mic combo, enabling convenient monitoring of your creative content.

Use the Bluetooth input to wirelessly stream accompaniment tracks from your smartphone, tablet, or Bluetooth-enabled laptop.

Add excitement and interest to your livestreams with the 16 onboard sound effects. Each one is quickly accessible via its own button.

• Laugh
• Clap
• Embarrass
• Gun
• Despise
• Honk
• Kiss
• Cheer
• Brake
• Collision
• Crow
• Ambulance
• Victory
• Oh No
• Fire Engine
• Slap

Several vocal-enhancing functions are available at the press of a button.

• Chat: Applies a natural EQ to your voice and disables the reverb
• Sing: Applies a natural EQ to your voice and enables the reverb
• Pitch Correction: Press this button to cycle through keys, starting with C major. If you have the FX Audio volume up, a voiceover will tell you what key you are in. Set the pitch correction to the key of your song and it will correct your pitch to the closest note in that key. Reverb will be enabled.
• Pitch Bend: Press to cycle through four pitch bending settings—very high, high, low, and very low. The Pitch Bend setting has its own reverb applied and will disable the reverb setting on the interface.
• MC: Applies a bass-heavy EQ and a different reverb to your voice.
• Vocal Eliminator: Attempts to remove the vocals from the music playing through the aux input or Bluetooth only. The Vocal Eliminator removes most midrange frequencies to minimize the common tonal range of the human voice. This may eliminate all or most of the vocals, but the music is affected by the EQ as well.
• Talk Over: Turning on the Talk Over function will turn down the music playing through the aux input or Bluetooth when you speak into the microphone. There is a threshold to activate Talk Over, meaning if you speak quietly into the microphone it will not activate.
• PC/Mac Output: When connected to a computer for recording, turning this on will allow you to record audio that is playing from the computer. If you are playing a song on your computer and want to record the music along with the vocals, turn this on. If you are singing to a prerecorded track and want to record the vocals only, keep this off.

• Mic Knob: Volume control for sources plugged into the headset input and both mic inputs.
• Accompany Knob: Volume control for source plugged into the aux input or connected via Bluetooth.Monitor Knob: Volume control for the headphone and headset outputs.
• Phone Output Slider: Volume control for the output through the phone 1 and phone 2 jacks.
• FX Audio Slider: Volume control for the built-in effects through all outputs.
• Reverb Knob: Controls the amount of reverb added to the headset input and both mic inputs.
• Treble Knob: Use to increase or decrease the treble for the microphone audio.
• Bass Knob: Use to increase or decrease the bass for the microphone audio.

Thanks to the internal rechargeable battery, the interface can run without external power. Its 4-segment battery meter indicates charge levels at 100, 75, 50, and 25 percent. Alternatively, the battery can be charged while the interface is powered on via a USB battery pack or through a USB connection to a host Mac/Windows computer.