vMix Audio Setup: Why Pros Plan on Paper

If you are adding inputs or configuring Bus routing in vMix on the day of the show without a spreadsheet next to you, you are already behind.

90% of live stream audio disasters—echo on guests, feedback loops, and missing feeds—happen because we treat audio as an afterthought. In the software switching world, a "quick fix" often leads to a tangled mess of routing that is impossible to troubleshoot live.

In this live episode of Streaming Alchemy, I break down my “Plan First, Click Second” approach to vMix audio. We move away from guessing inside the software and start with the Audio Routing Blueprint. While we focus on vMix, this "Paperwork First" logic is the exact same standard used by TriCaster operators and broadcast engineers.

You will learn how to:
-Design the "Bible": Create an Input List and Routing Matrix before you even open your vMix preset.
-Map the Flow: Translate your paper plan into specific vMix Busses (Master, A-G) and Audio Outputs.
-Automate Safety: Practical use cases for vMix Triggers and Shortcuts to prevent human error.

Stop hoping your audio works. Start designing it to work.


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