Mix It Up

Setup the Connection

The Mix It Up Bot integration allows you to interact with Meld Studio to control scenes and sources.

1. Open Mix It Up Bot while running Meld Studio.
2. Click on the menu icon (☰) in the top-left corner.
3. Select Services from the dropdown list.

Mix It Up Bot Services

4. Select Meld Studio.
5. Click Connect.

Mix It Up Bot → Meld Studio → Connect

Commands

Commands allow you to create sequences of actions that execute together. To get started:

1. Select Commands from the dropdown list and create a Custom Command.
2. Select New Command.
3. In the popout window, select Meld Studio.
4. In the Action dropdown, click on the ╋ button to add a new command.

Command Editor

Note

Commands must have a Name and a Chat Trigger. The trigger is the command you'll type in chat. For example, setting the name to "BRB" means typing !BRB in chat will activate the command.

Chat Commands

Chat commands are triggered when viewers enter specific text in chat.

Chat Command

By default, commands:

• Are single-word, case-insensitive, and start with !.
• Require defining a minimum user level for access.
• Need a cooldown period before they can be triggered again.

You can specify multiple chat triggers per command. If using multi-word triggers, separate them with a semicolon (;).
For example:

• here is a trigger; here's another one
• single trigger;

Wildcard Support

When enabled, a command triggers if its specified keyword appears anywhere in the message as a standalone word.

For example, setting what as a wildcard will trigger on:

• "what is going on?"
• "who what where"
• "how in the what"

However, this will not trigger the command for messages where the chat trigger is inside of another word. (e.g., "abs" won't trigger for "absolutely").

Special Identifiers for Chat Commands:

Chat commands provide the following additional Special Identifiers.

• $message – The entire message sent that triggered the command, including the command trigger itself.

Show Scene

Switch scenes using the Show Scene command.

1. Enter the Scene Name (case-sensitive).
2. Click ▶ to test the command and ensure it's set up correctly.

Show Scenes

Show/Hide Layer

Toggle the visibility of a layer within a selected scene.

1. Enter the Scene Name (case-sensitive).
2. Enter the Layer Name.

Use the Visible box to set the layer to:

• Visible
• Hidden
• Toggle between both

Show/Hide Effect

Toggle effects on or off for a specific layer.

1. Enter the Scene Name (case-sensitive).
2. Enter the Layer Name.
3. Enter the Effect Name (e.g., Gaussian Blur).

Use the Visible box to select the desired action:

• Checkmark: The effect will become visible.
• Blank Box: The effect will be inactive.
• Line: The command will toggle active/inactive.

Show/Hide Effect

Mute/Unmute Audio Tracks

Mute or unmute an Audio Track using its exact name.

1. Enter the Audio Track Name.
2. Click ▶ to test the command.

Muted Audio Track In Meld Studio

Action to mute Audio Tracks In Meld Studio

Monitor/Unmonitor Audio Track

This command can be used in relation to the CUE button on an audio track.

1. Enter the Audio Track Name exactly as it appears in Meld Studio.

2. Select the desired action:

   • Enable Monitoring
   • Disable Monitoring
   • Toggle Monitoring

3. Click ▶ to test the command.

CUE in Meld Studio

Screenshot

Take a screenshot of the current scene and save it to a local destination.

Set the Screenshot Save Location:

1. In Meld Studio, go to Settings → General.
2. Under Screenshots, select your preferred save location.

Meld Studio → Settings → General → Screehshots

Start/Stop Stream

Interact with the box next to Stream to:

• Start Streaming
• Stop Streaming
• Toggle Start/Stop

Start/Stop Recording

Interact with the box next to Record to:

• Start Recording
• Stop Recording
• Toggle Start/Stop