Audio Mixer and Effects
XSplit Broadcaster features advanced audio tools for users who wants to be able to do more with their audio.
Audio Mixer
Audio Effects
Noise Suppression
Noise Gate
Parametric Equalizer
Compressor
VST3 Plugin
Monitor and adjust the audio levels of your devices individually.
Go to Tools > Audio Mixer.
The audio levels are shown as dBFS (Decibel relative to Full Scale). It is recommended to keep it below the red range to prevent audio clipping or crackling noise.
Add audio devices by clicking on Add Devices, selecting either Playback Devices or Recording Devices and choose the specific device that you want to add.
Adjust the volume slider based on your desired value.
Mute any of the audio devices by clicking the Speaker or Microphone icon.
Note: You can change the orientation of the Audio Mixer by clicking on either Vertical or Horizontal buttons located at the bottom-left corner.
Configure your Audio Settings by clicking Device Settings. For more information, click here.
Apply different effects to enhance the quality of your audio input device. The Audio Effects properties can be accessed by either going to Tools > Audio Effects or by clicking the gear icon next to the microphone dropdown tool in the Audio settings tab.
Remove background noise from your microphone by enabling Noise Suppression. It will detect the noise and eliminate it from your output. You can also choose NVIDIA Noise Removal if you have an NVIDIA RTX-series GPU.
In comparison to Noise Suppression which automatically detects the noise, the Noise Gate lets you manually set a threshold level which allows your audio to pass when above and blocks your audio when below that level.
Parametric Equalizer gives you continuous quality control and balance of audio frequencies (Hi, Mid, and Low tones).
Compressor allows you to manually set a threshold level so that all audio signals above the threshold will sound the same in loudness and the audio signals below it are unchanged.
XSplit Broadcaster V4.2 or newer now supports VST3 Plugins.
Add your VST3 Plugin in XSplit Broadcaster by placing your VST3 files on the default location in C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\ or set your own location.
For a list of VST3 Plugins currently known to work with XSplit Broadcaster, click here.
Once enabled, you can change your VST3 Plugin settings by clicking on the gear icon beside the VST3 Plugin drop-down menu.
Enable more VST3 Plugins by clicking the plus icon below the VST3 Plugin drop-down menu.
Audio Mixer
Audio Effects
Noise Suppression
Noise Gate
Parametric Equalizer
Compressor
VST3 Plugin
Audio Mixer
Monitor and adjust the audio levels of your devices individually.
Go to Tools > Audio Mixer.
The audio levels are shown as dBFS (Decibel relative to Full Scale). It is recommended to keep it below the red range to prevent audio clipping or crackling noise.
Add audio devices by clicking on Add Devices, selecting either Playback Devices or Recording Devices and choose the specific device that you want to add.
Adjust the volume slider based on your desired value.
Mute any of the audio devices by clicking the Speaker or Microphone icon.
Note: You can change the orientation of the Audio Mixer by clicking on either Vertical or Horizontal buttons located at the bottom-left corner.
Configure your Audio Settings by clicking Device Settings. For more information, click here.
Audio Effects
Apply different effects to enhance the quality of your audio input device. The Audio Effects properties can be accessed by either going to Tools > Audio Effects or by clicking the gear icon next to the microphone dropdown tool in the Audio settings tab.
Noise Suppression
Remove background noise from your microphone by enabling Noise Suppression. It will detect the noise and eliminate it from your output. You can also choose NVIDIA Noise Removal if you have an NVIDIA RTX-series GPU.
Noise Gate
In comparison to Noise Suppression which automatically detects the noise, the Noise Gate lets you manually set a threshold level which allows your audio to pass when above and blocks your audio when below that level.
Parametric Equalizer
Parametric Equalizer gives you continuous quality control and balance of audio frequencies (Hi, Mid, and Low tones).
Compressor
Compressor allows you to manually set a threshold level so that all audio signals above the threshold will sound the same in loudness and the audio signals below it are unchanged.
VST3 Plugin
XSplit Broadcaster V4.2 or newer now supports VST3 Plugins.
Add your VST3 Plugin in XSplit Broadcaster by placing your VST3 files on the default location in C:\Program Files\Common Files\VST3\ or set your own location.
For a list of VST3 Plugins currently known to work with XSplit Broadcaster, click here.
Once enabled, you can change your VST3 Plugin settings by clicking on the gear icon beside the VST3 Plugin drop-down menu.
Enable more VST3 Plugins by clicking the plus icon below the VST3 Plugin drop-down menu.
Updated on: 21/02/2023
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