Local Live, no OBS required
Connect an audio interface, assign two inputs, shape the mix with channel processing, and record locally for acoustic sessions, practice, and podcasts.
Desktop audio mixer · Windows & macOS
Your mixer.
Your flow. Your phone.
Shape the sound of your session with a focused two-channel mixer. Play and record without OBS, connect OBS Studio when you need it, and control the same mix from your phone.
Latest release: v0.2.0 · Windows 10/11 64-bit · macOS Intel
Local Live without OBSRecord your local mixPhone controls the same mixer
GOLIVE EDIT · MAIN MIXERLOCAL MIX
CH 01INPUT 1
LOCAL INPUTCH 02INPUT 2
LOCAL INPUTMAIN LR · MASTERSTEREO
Two channel strips · processing · master mix · synchronized remote controls
One app, your choice of workflow
Go live your way.
Start with the session you have. GoLive Edit keeps standalone mixing and OBS control in one familiar app.
OBS Control when you need it
Connect to OBS Studio over WebSocket, map sources to channels, adjust the mix, and use stream controls. Keep the existing custom EQ plugin and VST workflow.
One shared mixer on your phone
Pair over your local Wi-Fi or hotspot. Faders, mute, solo, modes, processing, and parametric EQ control the host mix and reflect back across both screens.
Shape and inspect your sound
Adjust the parametric EQ, reset it remotely, and view the host input analyzer with a predicted post-EQ curve.
Record the local mix
Capture your Local Live session inside the app while you mix, without setting up OBS first.
Keep audio on the host
The phone sends mixer controls and receives meter and analyzer data. Raw audio stays on the computer; no router port forwarding is needed.
Easy to get started
From interface to session in a few steps.
Choose Local Live for a standalone mix, or connect OBS Studio for your streaming setup.
1
Download for your computer
Choose the Windows EXE or macOS DMG from the latest release.
2
Connect your audio
Select your audio interface and assign an input to each channel—or map OBS sources.
3
Mix, record, or go live
Set your levels and processing. Start local recording or use OBS stream controls.
Latest version
Meet the connected mixer.
v0.2.0 · LATEST
See v0.2.0 release Control your mix from the computer or your phone.
Everything in v0.1.0, plus paired phone remote control, synchronized mixer state, remote parametric EQ with reset, and analyzer visualization. The Windows build was tested on a Windows PC.
Windows 10/11 · 64-bitStandalone EXE. Rust and Cargo are not required. WebView2 is required.Download Windows EXE ↗
macOS · IntelDMG build. Ad-hoc signed and not notarized; macOS may ask you to approve opening it.Download macOS DMG ↗
Source and downloadsExplore the source archive and all current release files.View all release files ↗
Designed for a direct local workflow
Your computer runs the mix.
Phone remote on your own network
Connect the phone and host on the same trusted Wi-Fi or hotspot. A private-certificate warning may appear in the phone browser; use only the address shown by GoLive Edit on your own network.
Local Live audio stays local
Local Live sends sound to the output selected on the host. To route that mix into OBS, configure OBS to capture the output or a virtual audio route. No audio travels over the phone connection.
Questions people ask
Quick answers.
Can I use GoLive Edit without OBS?
Yes. Local Live works as a standalone mixer for acoustic sessions, practice, and podcast recording. OBS is optional.
Does the phone remote send my audio over Wi-Fi?
No. Audio stays on the host computer; the phone connection carries controls and meter/analyzer data.
Do I need Rust or Cargo to install the Windows app?
No. Download the standalone Windows EXE. WebView2 is required and is included with most current Windows installations.
Where can I get help or report a problem?
Visit the GitHub Issues page and include your operating system, app version, audio interface, and steps to reproduce.
GoLive Edit · v0.2.0
Make your next session sound like you.
Download the desktop mixer, keep Local Live independent, and bring your phone into the same mix when you want remote control.