HerculesStream 200 XLR, Pro audio controller to master your audience and create mixes live on screen, with mic pre-amp, LCD screen, high resolution encoders, 4 action buttons

This is worth the money I've went from a Razer 4 channel mixer to a Roland bridge cast to this and this is by far the better option the soft is simple and easy to use and the device is also easy to use and I also use this with the steel series sonar softwareThe only thing I didn't like is that I didn't know how to use the Included cloud lifter for a mic that comes with said device and it took me abit to Google and find out you need to turn the Phantom power on at the back of the device and turn to mic from dynamic to condenser mic for it to work else it won't do anything as the cloud lifter needs that extra power to send the signal through it (if you didn't know much about music equipment you might think it didn't work or was broken so wish there was instructions in the box to explain that)But I'd definitely recommend this for anyone who is looking for a way to have different volume levels for Games Voice chat music and your mic and have the ability to have extra buttons to launch certain things as well and if you can get this well it's ok offer it will be worth it

Very good quality for streaming… easy to setting and chose how…

Item is great for analogue audio control and for all audio to go through this device. Where I would recommend if you are happy to do this I find it a pain to set up with aiding any digital items. Get the 100 version if you just want audio controls similar to the stream deck plus.

I've read a few tec reviews on the 100 that run it down a bit, but it is actually a great, simple to set up (literally minutes) bit of kit.I'm not using it to stream, but to run in person Call of Cthulhu and D&D games to control music and ambient sounds.Plug it in, launch an app and drop it onto a volume control and that's it. Within 5 minutes I had Syrinscape Fatasy, Syrinscape SciFi, 2 seperate software music players, and the Web set up on 5 'channels' with complete control over individual volume levels. Set the PC volume as master volume to a sixth 'channel' and done.Seeing as you can pay £30 just for a usb single volume control... I'd say well worth the money to control 8 software sources.