01 / Stream Control
Balance every voice.
Set each person from 0–200% volume, mute them from your mix, or hide their overlay card. Mute controls audio. Hide controls visibility. Other streamers keep their own settings.
Discord → your production
Your voices.
Your stream.
Your mix.
A private sound desk for your Discord voices in OBS. Balance each person, line up audio with your video, and make the speaking overlay fit your stream.
- Your own volume and mute settings for every voice.
- Live speaking indicators and audio level meters.
- Open on your phone or beside OBS on a second screen.
Server installation · Requires permission to manage your Discord server
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Interactive demo
Sample participants. No audio or Discord connection.
A simplified preview of your private control page. Enable JavaScript to try the simulated controls.
Inside your control page
Know who’s talking. Shape what your stream hears.
Your private page brings session status, overlay design, and the live mix together. Here’s what you can do beyond the preview.
02 / Stream Control
Get the timing right.
Add up to 10 seconds of audio delay to line up Discord with your camera or capture. Fine-tune in 50ms or 100ms steps, and turn delay off without losing your saved value.
03 / Overlay
Make the overlay yours.
Choose a row, a stack, or one active speaker. Tune avatars, fonts, colors, glow, outlines, and fades. Give muted speakers their own accent while their glow still follows their voice.
04 / Info
See how the session is doing.
Start or stop your bridge, see active speakers and mixes, and check audio and overlay connections. A yellow FYI flags when the Discord channel is below its available maximum bitrate.
05 / Your workspace
Keep the right controls close.
Reorder or collapse sections to suit your setup. Switch between day and night themes. Lock individual sections—or the whole panel—to prevent accidental changes on a phone.
06 / OBS Links
Set up your sources once.
Copy separate audio and overlay links into OBS. Your links and mix preferences stay with your profile between sessions, so your next show starts with a familiar setup.
One conversation. Your own production.
Three links. One personal setup.
After your administrator grants access, /frame links gives you everything you need. Each streamer gets their own set.
- Control page
- Open in your browser to manage your mix and overlay.
- Audio source
- Add to OBS to hear your mix with your volume, mute, and delay settings.
- Overlay source
- Add to OBS as a transparent layer that shows who is speaking, aligned with your audio delay.
From server to stream.
- Install the bot in your server. A server administrator sets it up with
/frame-admin setupand grants streamer access. - Get your personal links. Run
/frame links. Add the audio and overlay links as separate OBS Browser Sources. Enable “Control audio via OBS” for the audio source. - Join the voice channel and start. Run
/frame startor use your private control page. Tell everyone in the channel that their voice will be relayed to your stream. - Adjust your mix, then stop. Use your private controls during the show and
/frame stopwhen you finish.
Each Discord server can bridge one voice channel at a time. Multiple streamers can use that channel with their own mixes. Capacity is limited, so a start request may ask you to try again later.
Keep your production links private.
Anyone with an audio link can listen while that mix is active. Anyone with a control link can operate its mix. Share these links only with people you trust; use /frame reset-links if a link is exposed.
Audio Bridge processes voice in memory to relay it to OBS and does not save audio recordings. Your OBS output, streaming service, or another listener may record the audio. Make sure everyone whose voice you relay understands where it is going.
The bridge saves Discord server and user identifiers, profile ownership, access settings, private link tokens, and mix preferences so your setup survives between sessions. Operational logs may contain server and user identifiers. Audio Bridge is independent of Discord and OBS.