Your audience always knows who's talking.
A colour per speaker, not a wall of grey text. Colour-coded live captions with eight styles, trigger words, voice-print speaker ID and now live translation into nearly 40 languages, dropped straight onto your stream as a transparent overlay. Save whole setups as shows and switch in one click.
The MIDI workaround, replaced properly.
You might have followed my original guide for driving a RØDECaster from a Stream Deck over MIDI. It worked, but it meant a second plugin doing the talking, MIDI ports to configure, and buttons that never knew what the desk was actually doing. This replaces all of that — no MIDI, no second plugin, nothing to wire up. Mix Companion talks to the RØDECaster directly, and the key screens mirror the desk, so a fader you move by hand shows up on the button. Sixteen actions: faders, mutes, cue, monitor level, SMART pads, mix presets, voice FX, chapter markers, recording, and a Panic Mute that kills every output at once. Independent — not affiliated with or endorsed by RØDE.
My Ecamm profiles had become a mess I couldn't easily sort, clean up, or back up, so I fixed that. Sort and bulk delete your shows, see what each one really weighs, and reclaim gigabytes by safely removing the overlays and sounds only that profile uses. Back up a show complete with its assets and restore it on another Mac, with anything shared always kept and everything sent to the Trash rather than destroyed.
I wanted my whole desktop to snap into place with one button press — so I built it. Trigger any saved Moom layout straight from your Stream Deck: no clicking, no menus, no typing.
I needed to know every button on my decks actually worked before going live. This gives you that certainty — a complete picture of every device, profile, and plugin, with broken buttons flagged.
I wanted my voice visualized on stream without buying templates or another subscription — so I built it. A menu bar app that turns your microphone into a real-time animated overlay: 25 styles, adaptive noise gate, sharp at 4K, running entirely on your Mac.