01 / THE VIEWER
A little louder.
A little more you.
Music, game, voice. Adjust each channel to find your own balance, right alongside the stream.
Give it a tryYou’re in control.
A little more you. In every stream.
Your stream.
Their mix.
Turn up the game. Turn down the music.
Give every viewer a mix of their own.
One audience. A thousand preferences.
Same stream.
Different sweet spots.
Some come for the conversation. Some stay for the soundtrack.
With independent audio controls, everyone finds their balance.
A little louder.
Go on. Move a slider.
Sounds like
your kind of stream.
More voice? Less music? Make it yours.
Three real tracks. Press play, then find your balance.
About the sounds
Voice · Taylor Holmes reads Rudyard Kipling’s Boots (1915), public-domain recording.
Game · Forest footsteps by Snudio_Records and birds by shelbyshark (CC0), mixed into an outdoor scene.
Music · Chopin’s Nocturne in B-flat minor, Op. 9 No. 1, performed by Vadim Chaimovich / Musopen (CC0 recording).
48-second excerpts, levelled and looped for this demo. These are sample tracks; your mix changes only what you hear.
EccoChambr
Sound starts when you press play.
A few good questions.
What is EccoChambr?
EccoChambr is being built to let Twitch viewers adjust independent audio channels from a stream. The streamer chooses which channels to share; each viewer chooses their own levels.
Does my mix change it for everyone?
Your mix is personal. Turning down music or turning up a voice changes your listening preferences, without changing another viewer’s choices.
Can I use it on my stream today?
EccoChambr is in development and testing. Try the audio mixer demo here. Public streamer setup is coming soon.
Let everyone find their frequency.