Additional Plugin Settings

The Source-Nexus Review plugin comes with four additional settings you can enable. 

Send Talkback To Nexus Broadcast 

As mentioned in other sections, the main benefit of using Source-Nexus Review with the Source-Nexus web broadcaster is that it has a separate audio input for the web. Other web conferencing applications such as Google Meet, or desktop applications such as Zoom and GoToMeeting, only have one input device available. 

If you will be using one of these instead, enable the Send Talkback To Nexus Broadcast setting in order to send the Mix and your Talkback microphone together to the third-party application. You can still make use of the dim and mute features to compensate as much as possible. 

Mix Channel Fader

You might have already noticed that the Mix channel does not have a volume fader by default. The reason why the slider is off by default is because the Mix channel is the actual final audio that will be sent out to other systems; regulating the volume will affect the output that is sent out.

When you enable the fader, you will see it defaults to “-Inf.” Make sure you return the fader to 0 or to bypass the plugin before you render the audio or bounce it to other tracks.

Show System Audio Channels

Toggling the slider will enable to new tracks: a “System Audio” channel going into the plugin output and a second “System Audio” channel going into the Source-Nexus Gateway.

Automatic System Audio Capture

This setting automatically changes your system output to feed into the Source-Nexus Review plugin, and changes them back when the plugin is no longer active.

Save Current Settings as Defaults

As of Source-Nexus Suite 1.4.2, you can save the send talkback and mix channel configurations as default configurations for any news instances of the plugin. You can always restore it to the default ones using “Reset Defaults”.