Talkback
Everyone on the show hears what they need to hear. Private lines between the creator, the camera operator, and the remote producer keep a live show tight, with no echo and no shouting across a crowd.
Private lines for the crew
The producer talks to the creator and camera operator on a private channel the audience never hears. Cues, countdowns, and corrections happen in real time while the stream runs.
It works over the internet, so the producer can be anywhere.
- Producer to creator and camera
- Cues and countdowns without being heard on air
- Works over the same connection
Hear the show without hearing yourself
A guest or commentator hears the program audio minus their own voice. That removes echo and feedback, so people can talk naturally without headphones getting in the way.
It is the same technique broadcasters use, available on a creator budget.
- Program audio returned to talent
- No echo or feedback loop
- Works for guests and commentators
Keep guests organized
Crew and talent can be placed on separate audio channels so the producer hears everyone and the audience hears only talent. New guests can wait in a holding room until the producer lets them in.
That keeps a busy show clean even with several people joining remotely.
- Separate crew and talent audio
- Guest holding room
- Preset audio profiles