It would be nice to have an easy way to "block" out voice from other apps like discord and teamspeak. So that I can stream my voice, what ever I am streaming and music. But leave out the voice of the once I'm speaking with. Incase I don't want their voice on stream or they don't want their voice on stream.

Add a EQ to the primary microphone! Reduce the mud or brighten your tone to get a clear broadcasters voice.

Setting UI idea could be a simple 3 gain sliders with pre-fixed frequencies (low, mid, high, with -6/+6dB range).

For the "Advanced Options", reveal access to the "Mid EQ" frequency setting, bandwidth control, and a option to enable/disable a fixed high-cutoff filter for cutting out low sub/inaudible noise.

or possibly just without the bandwidth control, to keep the interface from being too crowded with controls. So we have 4-5 sliders and 1 on/off button.

add filters to sound and media imports such as image mask/blend, scroll, vst 2.x plugin. and any other ideas

playing on a single monitor it is very hard to respond to messages as you don't get an alert or can you see the chat in game.

¿Pordian incluir que el chat de voz de fortnite en xbox se oyera?
Es decir que lo captara

I'd like to see the audio for supported capture cards be displayed in the audio mixer, rather than having to go to my main capture settings and having to adjust it there.

I like to stream and record at the same time. It would be nice that the record file have different tracks of sound. One just me talking, other with music from the game, Other with music from Spotify, Other sound from browser and discord.

I use push-to-talk, and when I want to talk, I simply use the hotkey to temporarily unmute myself. (I have it muted by default, and unmuting is a toggle).

Anyways, when I have no intention of talking, the "Are you trying to speak?" alert keeps popping up nonstop on the top of Twitch Studio with its distracting bright color.

There is no option or possible way to disable this alert. Please add a way to do so.

Reference screenshot: https://i.imgur.com/ctwT1HB.png

There are ways to do this already but I believe that this would be a great additive for streamers, but I was unable to find anything accessible by twitch. If there was any way for a streamer to listen to music and not allow the stream to capture a window, say like permissions to see and hear whatever window you have open, like the Main Screen Share. If you are playing a game and would like to listen to YouTube Music, you could have a button on the stream to mute YouTube Music but not the game?

I would very much like you to have the option to mark the audio tracks that I want to record for VOD, and which audio tracks I want to be transmitted on live, similar to what you have on OBS.

So I can be able to choose which apps that create sound will be on the stream. When I'm on a discord call, I can make sure the call isn't on my stream or any other background apps

Being able to side chain duck audio from game. So when streamer speaks, game audio is lowered automatically as per user settings.

Allow to set-up and use a existing VST 2.X plugin to help with audio issues.

Add a Soundtrack by Twitch panel for easy connecting, playing and pausing of the music.

Is it possible to make a feature for controlling my audio sources and tribute them to different channels rather than turn on the function "Exclude this source from VODs" because when I turn that on for instance on my music track, it will turn off all my desktop sound (Game-Sound, Discord etc.)

Hello! I used OBS for youtube and Twitch Studios for twitch and the one thing I would love to see here is if I have my speakers muted the sense I am on If it has a video will play that sound! I love it on OBS but on Twitch it isn't possible :(

Audio input and output limiter for microphone and system/game sound. sometimes game sound is too loud in some places or my microphone is too quiet but if i up my microphone volume in your twitch studio app then screaming in horror games becomes too loud. An audio limiter would be an amazing feature so games sound and my microphone sound would not go beyond the limit that i set

Would be nice if we could have the same hotkey for muting/unmuting audio devices simultaneously.

I've got a two-channel audio-interface and I want to be able to use both of these channels as mono-inputs in Twitch studio. So f.ex. an interview with two microphones attached to the interface, I'm only able to use either one of the channels with the "Convert to Mono" feature. When trying to add another audio input, it won't let me use my interface for the second channel again!