AVerMedia launches the Live Streamer NEXUS AX310 - a combination of a GoXLR and a streamdeck

[AndreiArgeanu]

Summary

AVerMedia has announced and released their Live Streamer NEXUS AX310 which does looks to combine the functionality of a GoXLR with a Streamdeck making it a very compelling option for streamers. And it's priced at 350$

 

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Find your Mastery

Centralize audio, video, and other controls into one device. Creators will use the NEXUS as a personal live production control center. Whether live streaming their designs or games, producing podcasts, or even working on day to day tasks, the Nexus features  a 6-track audio mixer and a fully customizable control panel, and will ensure you have full control over the live creation process.

Be more productive, create more efficiently, master your content.

Your most important tracks, mixed

Your voice, alerts, music, and even your game sounds are a huge part of your content. Control and monitor all 6 tracks with ease, all in real-time.

 

Dual independent audio mixes

Keep your audio levels separate from your audience. With Dual Mix, you and your stream can have different audio experiences, allowing each to focus on what’s most important.

 

NEXUS App

The NEXUS app will have you up and in control, in no time. Specially designed with content creators in mind, simply drag and drop widgets, add hotkeys, tune your mic, and more. Mastering your stream is only a few clicks away!

My thoughts

I'm not exactly the most qualified person to speak on this but if it's as good as it seems to be, this can be a compelling choice when compared to a GoXLR and a streamdeck considering that this is 350$. Of course I'd love to hear what everyone else thinks of it. Having looked at a review, it does look like a compelling choice, however it does looks like it's software could use some improvements but at least according to an employee they 'have a pretty detailed roadmap for features we plan to add to NEXUS over the next months/year or so. I can say with certainty this device will constantly be improving.'.

Sources

 AVerMedia Youtube

[dizmo]

Looks cool. I like buttons and knobs. I have no use for this.

[Arika]

"if i buy this, i'll become a pro streamer and all the viewers will come to me. that's why i'm not popular like <insert famous streamer> i haven't spend enough money on shit i don't need. Flashy hardware makes up for my lack of personality and entertainment ability"

[WereCat]

For $350 this may actually be a good deal. I've got sick of separating audio channels with Voicemeeter as it has many issues and this feature alone would be great to have. 

And the deck would be useful for macros as well. 

 

I wouldn't use this for streaming personally but I do have a use case for this and if it actually turns out to be good I will probably grab it (assuming the price will stay). 

[Doobeedoo]

Looks fairly good, pricey but yeah it can be a very good investment. Not that I would need it having 2mbps ul speed anyway...

[CoalitionGaming]

I actually got to check one of these out, transplanted it into my streaming setup. The way it works took some getting use to for me since I'm not use to having submixing/differing audio for me vs stream, but I found it workable and useful. Software will hopefully get polished up (its on their roadmap at least), but I really dug the device.