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I am using the Rodecaster Pro as my mixer. I currently have my EQ settings in vmix for my voice that I like, but when I bring anyone else in through the Rodecaster, they also share my EQ settings. Having the same EQ settings is a huge problem when I play music through the Rodecaster since it takes on the heavy base I have for my voice.
Does anyone know how to have multiple EQ settings going through the same mixer? Right now everything is on one audio input.
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I think the Rodecast Pro only has one usb main output and not individual channels ? I may be wrong .. but if it only has one output that you can import into vmix via the Add audio input you will either need to make your own mic an input into the Rodecast Pro so you can add your EQ settings along with your guests and or source another way of bringing audio into your vmix session independently of your mic input. Can you explain how your mic arrives in vMix currently.
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Maybe you still have an old firmware on your Rodecaster? There was an update that has the option to bring in multiple tracks via USB, not only the main mix.
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Multitrack recording with firmware version 1.1
Firmware version 1.1 is now available for the Rodecaster Pro, featuring a variety of new features and enhancements. One of the most prominent new features is the much-anticipated multitrack recording functionality. Multitrack mode allows you to record each individual track, allowing you to mix your podcast for improved audio performance.
Multitrack-to-USB can be activated via the Rodecaster Pro’s advanced settings. From here, the Rodecaster Pro will create an additional USB device on your computer, providing up with up to 14 different sources for maximum versatility.
Other new additions include colour coded microphone channels, switchable mix-minus on the USB main output and the ability to switch multi-channel outputs between pre and post audio processing.
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I was able to figure out how to add individual tracks which is awesome. My new problem is that when I mute the microphone on the Rodecaster, it doesn't actually mute it in vmix. Is there a setting that will allow vmix to recognize when I mute on the mixer vs. having to toggle the Audio feature on/off in vmix itself?
When I mute the mic from the Rodecaster, the Stereo channel (channel 1+2) is muted but Mic 1 (channel 3) continues to be heard in the recording/stream.
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