AVerMedia Live Streamer AX310 - Creator Control Center, 6 Track Audio Mixer with IPS Touch Panel, Trigger Actions on OBS, Streamlabs, Spotify, VTube, Twitch, ​YouTube, and more

Does the job well. Not a whole lot of support behind the product so takes some getting used to and how to get it to do exactly what you want it to. BUT once you get it there, it works beautifully. Integrates perfect with OBS for scene switching. But the real power is the audio mixing. I absolutely love the ability to have up to 5 channels of input and control but what I hear and what I’m streaming. Highly recommend.

Frankly I really like mine. I've been using it for a few months now and I think it's an incredibly useful tool. I sold my GoXLR and Stream Deck and replaced them with this product. I have no regrets I do want to say that I bought the Nexus months after launch in late 2021. My experience with the product is different from those who purchased it at launch. I mostly just wanted to save on deskspace, as the GoXLR is way too big for what it is in my opinion, and simplify my setup with an all in one solution. Perhaps my stream isn't as complicated as others, because for me this works perfectly for everything I need. My microphone (AT2035) sounds better through this interface then it did through the GoXLR. Granted I've gotten better at compression and eqing over the months, but the point stands that this sounds really good. At least with my microphone. I love having a little screen with useful information right in front of me. Having Twitch chat, and viewer count on the screen is brilliant. A quick glance down from my gaming monitor and I can read the latest message from Chat. I have a 2 pc streaming setup, and this controls and routes the audio together perfectly for me. I do miss the routing table from the GoXLR, but having an audience mix, and a creater mix is a more powerful tool in my opinion. Now there are some things that could definitely be better. I really wish it had Xsplit and Voicemod integrations. Xsplit does a better job then OBS at capturing certain emulators, so I like to use it from time to time. Not being able to control Xsplit though the Nexus is a big bummer for me. From time to time I'll need to reset the unit because the audio is bugged. This has happened a handful of times, and never during an actual broadcast, so I don't really sweat it. However, I know some people definitely will, so I wanted to point it out. Overall I'm happy with my purchase and I think having Stream Deck functions, and GoXLR functions in one unit is lovely. I give it 4 stars only because it doesn't feel complete without Xsplit control, and I do believe it needs the ability to lock the submixes together so you can control both at the same time. I think the hate is misplaced, but I bought it months after launch, and it's a much more complete package now.

The product was supposed to replace my focusrite but it did not do the job. gain had to be set all the way up, the "sub mixes" are all 6 channels in one "audience" mix which i did NOT care for. and also got the hiss sound.

The AVerMedia AX310 Audio Mixer & Control Center revolutionizes my streaming and PC experience. It caters to all users, offering convenience without complexity. Setting up functions and triggers with one button is a game-changer, managing my stream and PC effortlessly. The dual-channel functionality controls what my stream hears and elevates audio quality. Twitch chat and viewer count on the screen is brilliant, staying engaged without interruptions. The recent software update that includes support for VTube Studio, MuteDeck and Discord widgets enhances customization and functionality, elevating my streaming experience. With seamless OBS integration, it excels as an audio interface. The intuitive touchscreen eliminates the need for an additional StreamDeck. In conclusion, the AX310 is a revolution for streamers and PC users. Trust me, you won't be disappointed!

This product is a great IDEA but completely fails in it's implementation. this device is supposed to operate like a combined goXLR and Stream deck in one device however it fails to deliver a good solution for either. Mediocre at best however most of the time the interface has soo much lag its simply frustrating to work with and there is little to no app support for the device. Unlike a stream deck which has open development and outside parties can create apps. this junk only has its internal app store and there is little to NO apps available and the ones that are available are a buggy mess that most of the time, don't work as expected or are simply so complex to get working right it's just a wasted effort. If AVerMedia get there stuff figured out this might be a good solution however as it sits now. its NOT worth it. save your time and frustration and skip this product

It’s nice having a device to replace both the GoXLR and stream deck. Also it has dual channel meaning I can control what stream hears and what I hear separately. Using with a dual pc setup. Sometimes audio is distorted when using media hotkeys, but then all I have to do is power cycle it. Not a big deal. Very easy to setup and has been working great in stream. Looking forward to more widgets hopefully. Save some money and get this 2 in 1 device.

I have given it 3 stars for now. I’m not fully sure how I feel about this product. To start I’ll say I believe this product has great potential but is not there just yet. And for $100 more I’d get a Go XLR if I could go back and do it again. Pros: 1) if your a streamer it saves you. It’s 2 purchases in one as it has the stream deck capability and the mixer capability 2) multiple knobs to control multiple different output levels without having to open software. Cons. 1) stream deck has way more available features 2) there is no routing table. We’ll there is one kinda you can have 2 different audio sources creator mix and audience mix. However the routing isn’t as easy to do as a go xlr 3) the fine tuning of audio is a little buggy within the software sometimes

Overall, the equipment works well. The touchscreen with the ability to do scene switching and starting OBS/Streamlabs OBS reduces the need for a StreamDeck, and is a great bonus to mixer for a dual computer setup requiring audio. The biggest issue is in the Digital Optic input. At the start, the input is a great way to monitor the gaming PC and streaming PC through a single point. Solid seating and connectivity. In just over one year, the input housing broke apart, not allowing the DO cable to connect and remain seated in the input. I ordered this device because I can use a DO cable for the gaming PC to have clearer quality of sound over the AUX input. Personal preference.

I got this mixer in order to use just one pair of headphones for my work Mac, gaming PC, and PS5. So far, the audio sounds great, not distorted, and without static. I use my Mac as the source computer where I’m able to configure the buttons and touchscreen using the Avermedia Control Centre. It works according to what I need, but it’s true that you can’t resize the window of the app. For a non professional streamer, this is a great option since it uses 3.5mm ports and not L/R jacks. This means I can use my regular consumer headphones and mic without having adapters. The on/off switch is very useful especially when I don’t use it to power off the device. It saves the dial colour and volume levels even when not connected to the source computer (my Mac) so I can use it with my headphones when just using my PC (image 2). Unfortunately, the touchscreen seems to stutter and discolour on occasion rendering it useless.