One of the things I think suffers most in a live stream audio mix is the vocals.  This is how I process my vocals for our live stream.

In this video I’ll show you what I’ve learned about mic’ing a crowd or audience for your live stream. I’ll talk about what mics to use, how to choose them, how to position your mics and how to process your crowd sound.

Microphones I’m using:
Rode NT5
Audio Technica U853R
Behringer ECM8000
Shure MX202

Microphones I tried:
Shure SM81
Audio Technica AT8035 Shotgun
Rode NT2-A
Shure SM58

Another mic I’ve heard people have had success with but haven’t tried yet myself:
Rode M5 pair

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LINKS I MENTION IN THE VIDEO
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WAVES DISCOUNT CODE
Recommended Multi-Camera live streaming setup
Recommended Single Camera live streaming setup

Live Mixing in a DAW
SPAN, spectrum analyzer

In this video I’ll show you how to use an Aux feed from your sound board for your live streaming audio. First I’ll show you how to connect the mixer to your camera, and then I’ll show you some methods for mixing on an AUX output.

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EQUIPMENT LINKS
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Cable #1 Dual 1/4″ to Stereo 1/8″
Cable #2 Dual Female XLR to Stereo 1/8″
Cable #3 Dual 1/4″ to Dual Male XLR
Cable #4 Dual XLR
Shure A15LA Line Adapter
Ebtech HE-2 Hum Eliminator
Qu-16 Mixer
Canon R800
AJA U-tap HDMI
AJA U-tap SDI

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LINKS
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Live Streaming 3-Part Series
How to Live Stream

Live Streaming Audio – Route a DAW using NDI or Dante

In this video I’ll show you how to setup a proper solo bus for live mixing in Reaper.  The default operation of the solo bus is to solo-in-place which defeats the main LR output and replaces it with the solo’d channel.  This is not the desired operation for live mixing!  We want to route the solo’d channel to a different output.  In this video I’ll show you how to do that.