Streamline your setup and optimize your production with the Razer Audio Mixer—an easy-to-use, all-in-one digital mixer for broadcasting and streaming. With total control over your mix and studio-like quality, professional audio has never sounded this good or felt this simple.
Razer Audio Mixer appears.
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The shot cuts to a more angled view of the mixer.
Various device icons appear around it, before all the icons are pulled together by the mixer.
Text appears: Combined audio control
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Text appears: Quick, on-the-fly audio control
Cut to a top-down shot of the mixer, which shows off its 4 faders and 4 mute buttons.
Text appears: Via 4-channel interface and mute buttons
A graphic of the mixer’s 4 faders float into view.
As one of the faders moves down, the video’s music lowers in volume.
The fader moves back up and the video’s music returns to normal level.
Text appears: Plug and play for fuss-free setup.
Looking at the bottom side of the mixer, we see two 3.5mm ports and two icons representing a microphone and headset.
The icons float over and disappear over the ports, representing the devices plugging in.
The mixer swivels to its top side to show 5 ports.
5 icons appear one after another and float towards their respective ports to be plugged in, in the order of: XLR in, Line In/Out, Optical In, and Type C.
Text appears: Centralized audio control via Razer Synapse
Screengrabs appear of the software, highlighting its various features.
Text appears: Audio mixing. Customizable mic settings. Built-in voice mods.
Text appears: Combined audio control.
Razer Audio Mixer appears amongst a streaming setup.
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What is usually a very complex and cumbersome process is now easy to use and highly accessible with the Razer Audio Mixer.
Whether you use a single or dual PC setup for streaming, the Razer Audio Mixer eliminates the need for additional cables and hardware, which are more expensive and complicated to set up.
With Razer Synapse, you can do all of your audio mixing and mapping in one place, instead of fussing about with multiple third-party programs.
Forget fiddly software and adjust audio effortlessly with a mixer that’s completely hardware-controlled once configured.
With 1 direct line out for your mic and 3 other channels, get the perfect mix between mic, game, music/chat, and system volumes.
Mute audio channels individually or hold the button to activate built-in voice modification settings.
Immediately mute and censor yourself when the stream heats up to keep your content clean.
Check out what our Razer Streamers have to say about the Razer Audio Mixer, and how it helps them streamline their production. Discover the #RazerStreamer program here.
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Dialogue: And to that I could give you [expletives], understand?
We open on a streamer talking in an extremely high-pitched tone. He’s humorously bleeped out as he starts ranting with a string of profanities.
We cut to a shot of the Razer Audio Mixer amongst a streaming setup.
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A device is plugged in to its Type C port.
Text appears: Mix in. 1.
A device is plugged in to its Line In port.
Text appears: Mix in. 2.
A device is plugged in to its XLR In port.
Text appears: Mix in. 3.
In just three quick connections, the Razer Audio Mixer is ready to stream.
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A streamer holds the Razer Audio Mixer in his hands and talks about it.
Dialogue: I’m fairly convinced this product will take the market by storm for exactly how easy it is to set it up.
Text appears: Easy to setup.
Dialogue: The sliders are very reactive and insanely accurate.
We cut to a split-screen that shows software on the left and the audio mixer on the right. As the audio mixer’s faders are adjusted, we see the software reflecting those changes accordingly.
Dialogue: With the slider you can manually raise Windows volume to the max and then control everything with the mixer.
Text appears: Control everything.
Shoot zooms in closer to highlight the Razer Audio Mixer’s buttons and faders, which are backlit to ensure they are visible in dark settings.
Dialogue: The effects category has a main focus, the voice changer built-in feature.
Text appears: Voice changer.
We cut to a screengrab of the voice changer feature being activated on Razer Synapse software.
We cut to our first streamer talking in an extremely high-pitched tone.
Dialogue: Cartoon...chapel.
We cut to our second streamer laughing in an extremely low-pitched, evil tone.
Cut to a third streamer who talks normally.
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Dialogue: Create that better control with your audio, it just makes life so much easier.
Text appears: So much easier.
We cut to a shot of the Razer Audio Mixer amongst a streaming setup.
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Razer logo appears.
The mixer supports XLR mics and can boost their output thanks to an ultra-clean low-noise-gain preamp with adjustable gain from -12dB to 39.7dB at 0.75dB per step.
Get the mixer up and running in minutes simply by plugging in your mic, hooking it up to your PC, and assigning your desired programs to each channel via Razer Synapse.
Text appears: Razer Audio Mixer. Complete setup guide.
The Razer Audio Mixer sits beside its box, amongst a streaming setup.
Text appears: Step 1: Connect your streaming hardware to the Razer Audio Mixer. For single PC streaming setup.
We cut to a shot of the back of the audio mixer, where its numerous ports are visible.
Text appears: Connect the Razer Audio Mixer to your PC using Type A to Type C cable (included).
The mixer’s included Type C cable is connected to the mixer’s corresponding port.
Text appears: Connect your XLR mic to the XLR mic input port. *Activate phantom power if required, check your microphone specifications
An XLR mic cable is connected to the mixer’s corresponding port, before the phantom power button is pressed, which glows orange when turned on.
Text appears: Connect your headset to the headphone port.
A 3.5mm headphone cable is connected to the mixer’s corresponding port.
Text appears: Connect optical cable from the Optical In port on the Razer Audio Mixer to your gaming console. *Only applicable if you are streaming with a gaming console.
An optical cable from a console is connected to the mixer’s corresponding port.
Text appears: Step 1: Connect your streaming hardware to the Razer Audio Mixer. For dual PC streaming setup.
Text appears: Connect the 3.5mm aux cable (included) from the Line Out port of the Razer Audio Mixer to the Line In port of your streaming PC.
The mixer’s included 3.5mm aux cable is connected to the mixer’s corresponding port, while the other end of the cable is connected to the corresponding port on a Razer laptop.
Text appears: Use the Ground Loop Isolator (included) to eliminate unwanted noise or hum.
The mixer’s included 3.5mm aux cable is connected to the mixer’s included Ground Loop Isolator.
Text appears: Step 2: Install Razer Synapse and route Windows sound to the Razer Audio Mixer
A screengrab of Razer Synapse appears, displaying the ‘streaming’ tab and ‘customize’ sub tab.
Text appears: On your PC, right-click on the sound icon on the system tray and select Open Sound settings.
A mouse navigates to illustrate the step.
Text appears: Set the Razer Audio Mixer as the default Output and Input device.
A mouse selects the Razer Audio Mixer from two separate Output and Input dropdown menus.
Text appears: In your preferred programs, assign your streaming audio to the Razer Audio Mixer.
The mouse then clicks on ‘App volume and device preferences’ under ‘Advanced sound capture’, changing to a new screen featuring several programs.
The step is demonstrated as the mouse selects the Razer Audio Mixer for two separate Output and Input dropdown menus for two programs.
Text appears: Discord. Game application.
Text appears: Step 3: Use Razer Synapse to customize and control your streaming audio.
A screengrab of Razer Synapse appears, displaying the ‘streaming’ tab and ‘customize’ sub tab.
Text appears: Route audio output sources and assign applications to Razer Audio Mixer faders.
In the right box, we see a series of dropdown menus labelled Channel 1 to 4, which can be assigned audio input sources such as Mic, Music, Chat, and Game.
The mouse clicks on the ‘mixer’ sub tab, changing to a new screen showing a whole series of digital dials and sliders.
Text appears: Adjust mic settings to your preference.
Text appears: Step 4: Route your Razer Audio Mixer to the streaming software and get streaming!
A hand adjusts the mixer’s faders by sliding them up and down.
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Have complete control over your streaming and mic audio from one powerful platform.
With Razer Synapse, enjoy deeper customization that goes beyond the mixer’s 4 mappable faders as you adjust stream mix, playback mix, and more.
Make fine-tuned adjustments to your mic by utilizing Razer Synapse’s EQ, compressor, noise gate settings, and more.
Tweak your voice to capture your audience’s attention as the mixer handles all of your audio—freeing up resources on your rig for other tasks.
Inject more entertainment into your content by applying a preset vocal effect such as Monster and High Pitch.
Make your voice sound as if you’re somewhere else by applying a preset (e.g., Small Concert Hall) or custom environment setting.
Adjust the pitch and tempo of any audio input.
Isolate or minimize the volume of any voice detected.
Watch the Razer Audio Mixer light up to indicate volume levels or when it’s muted. With over 16.8 million colors and countless lighting effects, customize its lighting to easily identify your audio channels and actions.
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There are many configurations based on your preferred setup. The Razer Audio Mixer features Hybrid XLR and 6.35mm, Line In (3.5mm), Line Out (3.5mm), Headphone In (3.5mm), Microphone In port (3.5mm), Optical In ports. For additional information, visit support.razer.com
Gaming consoles with an Optical Out port can be connected to the mixer’s Optical In port. For game consoles without an Optical Out connection (PlayStation 5, Xbox Series X, Xbox Series S), connect your gaming console via the Line In port of the mixer.
You can connect any microphone via the XLR or 3.5mm Line In port to the Razer Audio Mixer.
*Noise Gate settings not supported for microphones connected via the 3.5mm Line In port.
The Razer Audio Mixer requires Razer Synapse and Microsoft Windows 10 and above to work (not compatible with macOS operating system).