The Roland Bridge Cast One -- Stream Audio.. for Everyone

A budget mic interface with mixing, voice effects, and lots of I/O? Let's go.
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Chapters:
00:00 - This is what a budget mic interface should look like
00:25 - How it compares to the other top audio dogs
01:55 - 1. Mic Interface
03:06 - 2. Mixer
04:53 - 3. Voice Changer and Game Effects
05:19 - 4. Connecting to a Playstation/other I/O stuff
06:05 - Concluding thoughts

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Description tags, yo: microphone, usb, SM7b, preamp, audio interface, WaveXLR, Wave, BEACN Studio, Elgato, GoXLR, Mixer, voice changer, FX,

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[Senpai]

Between the big three, which one are you most likely to buy?

[Djw]

2. glad someones actually making stuff that has physical knobs to mix my channels on pc all I want from these things is to control my games, browser, music etc volume without having to tab out or have to pay $200+

[mnemosftb]

Built in FX for sub 200$ is actually nuts

[charkphoenix]

2: from a pc mixing standpoint the half and fader makes sense, the balance mix is more console UI based and not as intuitive on pc where you have many more sources you need to balance besides game like Spotify, alerts, sound redeems.

If anything since it may all come down to preference, they could make a button in options that toggles the default 50/50 fader off called “channel 2&3 blender on/off”

[naxe_]

2. It's always nice to have more intuitive visual feedback when needed.

[tomazzaman]

At first I thought it's not powerful enough for the SM7B, but then discovered, this video just has audio level set too low.😅

[WMichaeli]

Absolutely number 2. Would be fantastic if a device let you adjust the volume independently of each other.

[TheSolutionsScoop-CSI]

Thanks for drawing attention to this product - bought it after seeing your demos. I am not a gamer but I do podcasts, editing, zoom calls etc.. It’s fantastic. I repurposed the game channel for music (Spotify) and I can seamless switch between headphones, monitors, customized bus mixes, music while I work etc.. Also, I have the Rode Podmic USB and switched from Unify processing of the usb mic over to this with the xlr output. It’s sounds way better because of the detail in controlling eq than Unify.I hope this is helpful to other non gamers.

[MarwinEwert]

2 for sure. It's way more intuitive and allows us to make those little adjustments without overcomplicating things

[itsgriff]

agree, with the dual phase knob idea seems very intuitive

[musicman]

This is super cool. One thing I would love to see is an extra (I don't remember the name or size of the input) port to be able to connect an instrument, like a guitar for example, for us music creators. It would be awesome to be able to find something with this functionality for music creators that doesn't cost $300 plus. (looking at you Mackie)

[OrangeNooob]

for me personally first way of control "balance mix" is more intuitive
but "having both and able to select in software" is appreciated ofc

[Michael_Leard]

2!!! Having separate faders for chat and game volume that visual feedback for each would make it much more intuitive and user friendly. Resetting with the middle button is also a nice touch for quick adjustments. Roland should definitely consider this!!!

[Ravic]

Get them to add a limiter that the user can adjust ( like the PreSonus Revelator series has as well as the Roland Rubix series ).

[leven]

So I just got this, and honestly, your video was way more informative and easier to follow than the user manual I found, so thank you for that! I do have a suggestion that I think could really improve functionality for users and should be simple to implement. It would be great if the outputs could also be assigned as features. This would allow for quick control over levels and give users a visual reference of what those levels are. I’m using this for streaming (non-gaming related), and knowing those levels at a glance while live is really helpful.

Another small suggestion (more of a personal preference) would be to make the labels a bit more general—like “input 1/2” and “input effects.” This could broaden the appeal to a wider audience. It’s not a major issue because the hardware and current functionality are fantastic. But after my first use, as someone who’s been eagerly looking for something that offers this level of performance at this price, I just wanted to share my initial thoughts!

[UchiGang]

2 for sure. This seems like a cool device

The IO is so appreciated. If there is a descent API for this, it's an instant buy.

[StealthJT]

Just seeing this video after returning from TwitchCon, but I spent about 30 minutes talking to them at their booth and left absolutely blown away by the products. For the value the Bridge Cast One is incredible, but I think the Bridge Cast X really took the top spot for me because it has the potential to replace just about every desk-space-consuming device needed to run a stream, as well as utilizing the capture function for a camera rather than using a Cam Link (even more value for that price).

[ThisBeJamiee]

I just ordered the Roland Bridge Cast One because of this video!

[divinescu]

I've had the first Roland Bridge Cast, absolute beast of a mixer. Will deffo buy this one.