Observed arrival · 2026-10-15
Faders lets Twitch viewers set their own stream mix
Faders splits a live stream into voice, game, and music layers so viewers can adjust each level independently.
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- Twitch streamers and desktop-browser viewers
- Worth noticing
- The page reports synchronization within ±10 ms after roughly 12 seconds; mobile and TV apps still hear the streamer's normal mix.
Field notes
Streamers assign OBS sources to voice, game, and music; viewers use a browser-extension panel on enabled Twitch channels to adjust those layers independently. The page says the extra audio copy uses about 190 kbps while someone is listening and 0 kbps with no listeners, and that ad breaks return playback to Twitch's audio. Subscriber-only access is described as coming later; during the beta, the page says the feature is open to every viewer.
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