Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE: A Compact Gaming Interface
Meet the latest member of the BRIDGE CAST family.
The Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE is the latest and most compact addition to the BRIDGE CAST family of streaming desktop audio interfaces.
Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE
The BRIDGE CAST ONE is a compact 24-bit USB-C streaming interface with 32-bit floating point internal processing that allows up to 96 kHz sample rate on Windows and 48 kHz on macOS.
It’s compatible with desktop and console gaming platforms like PS5 and Nintendo Switch and provides stereo minijack connectivity for headsets, an aux input, and line output. Meanwhile, the XLR mic preamp has 75 dB of gain, which is perfect for broadcast mics.
Once your mic is connected, the useful mic rehearsal feature lets you find the best settings for your voice with the help of the de-esser, EQ, noise suppressor, compressor, and reverb, as well as voice effects from the Roland VT series.
You can enhance your in-game experience with five tweakable game effects presets, and the built-in limiter allows you to control sudden audio spikes from your game audio feed.
The BRIDGE CAST ONE has the same familiar dual-bus architecture required for streaming. So you can set up separate mixes for your own personal gaming experience and your audience while streaming.
All customizations can be accessed via the BRIDGE CAST app, and you also access the BGM CAST library of royalty-free background music and sound effects as well as through the Roland Cloud platform.
Pricing and availability:
The Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE is currently available for order from Thomann.
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One response to “Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE: A Compact Gaming Interface”
It’s a joke I used once before. Think I might be inadvertantly turning into an American. Gaming interfaces, cloud VSTs, you name it, Roland can do it. In fact, the only skill that eludes Roland is the ability to add step-microshifting to the TR8s. Jeez, wot a bummer….. oops, there I go again…..