Standalone Application and Virtual Audio Device supporting MME, DX, KS, WDM, ASIO interfaces (XP to WIN11 32/64 bits) Voicemeeter Banana is an Advanced Audio Mixer Application endowed with Virtual Audio Device used as Virtual I/O to mix and manage any audio sources from or to any audio devices or applicationsįirst use! Follow user manual step by step, especially step ZERO of the documentation. Find out how to access your unpublished showreel items here.Get more info and user guide on Voicemeeter dedicated website: VOICEMEETER BANANA Advanced Mixer. If you choose yes, it will save to your showreel straight away, if you select later, the broadcast will remain in your unsaved showreel list to be published when you’re ready. Once you’ve stopped broadcasting you will receive a message asking you if you wish to publish to your showreel: You can stop your broadcast the same way in which you start it, from either the channel view or the admin view: Here you can choose to share a link to your broadcast on Facebook, Twitter or Email: Once you’re live, tell everyone about it! Select the share icon: Within the app you can see how many people are listening to your broadcast and how much they’re chatting and hearting:

They can chat and heart whilst listening. Once live, listeners will be able to hear your broadcast live from your Mixlr page. You can go live directly from the channels view or from the admin view, the choice is yours: Once you’ve setup your broadcast and given it a title and category, you’re ready to go live! You can change your mind at any time during the broadcast if you decide to record or stop recording.Ĭhoose if the broadcast is a test or not:įor more information on test broadcasting, please see this article. TIP – Selecting the best suited category will help attract the right listeners to your broadcastĬhoose if you would like to record your broadcast: Here you can choose a title and category for your broadcast: Get to the admin section of your broadcast here: Step 6 – Choose a title and category for your broadcast Tip – If you’re not using a channel, switch it off: Keep an eye on the Main out bar which indicates how loud your broadcast will be for your listeners, try to stay out of the red: Use the faders to adjust and control the volume of the channel: Each channel has it’s own VU meter which you will see moving if the audio is being received:

Whichever channel you use, you will need to ensure the app is receiving the audio. Simply right click on your track to play it, remove it, add further tracks and clear the playlist: You can reorder your playlist by dragging and dropping the files using this icon: Here’s how to operate the playlist:īroadcast any local audio file using the playlist option:Ĭhoose which audio file you want to use to add this to your playlist:Ĭontinue adding as many audio files you’d like to your playlist following the same method. You can broadcast using just one or all three of these at the same time if you wish. You will see three channels Playlist, External Source and Microphone. You can login to the desktop app using Facebook or if you signed up with an email address, enter your username and password. Step 1 – Install the Mixlr desktop applicationĭownload our broadcasting app here. In this article we’re going to show you how to broadcast a playlist live using our Desktop Application.

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