Meet Meld Studio: OBS Alternative for Streaming and Recording

Welcome to the new Meld Studio blog.

It’s an exciting day for us – today we’re announcing a product we’ve been hard at work building over the last year.

It’s time to level up your livestream

Meld Studio is a powerful new tool allowing you to go live on any platform you already stream to. It combines the simplicity and streamlined experience of streaming products you already know with an advanced engine capable of wowing your audience with never-before-seen effects and filters.

We built from the ground up using high-performance, native technologies to take full advantage of modern CPU and GPU architectures, enabling you to broadcast at 1080p 60fps effortlessly.

Amaze your audience in real-time

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We aim to bring the full power of the effects, filters, and animations found in post-production software into the hands of streamers. With its modern architecture, Meld takes full advantage of Apple’s Metal graphics API, enabling the most capable livestream rendering engine ever.

Optimized and Efficient

Meld is fine-tuned to maximize the hardware and architecture of modern macs. The result? Real-time, production quality effects and exceptional output quality with plenty of headroom left to game, create, and utilize your computer while live. Forget about needing a separate PC to stream like the pros.

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The power of a digital audio workstation

Audio quality is one of the most important aspects of a stream. Meld brings an ultra-low-latency audio graph that allows you to mix and master your audio effortlessly.

Hear what your viewers hear with low latency audio monitoring. Now you know if your audience can hear you over the music – or if game audio is too quiet. Gain full control over maximizing your audio quality.

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What’s coming up next?

This first release is only the beginning. We plan on releasing updates regularly (think every few weeks, not every few months). We’re going to be introducing new shader effects, audio effects, and much more in the coming months.

Over the next few weeks we plan to share a lot more about Meld Studio. But for now we would love to invite you to try a stream with Meld and let us know what you think.