Gleem Crossfade

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Dual-mix virtual audio mixer for streamers: separate Monitor and Stream mixes per channel, with virtual microphones for OBS and Discord.

The mixer: every channel has a Monitor and a Stream fader, with the virtual outputs on the right.

Cost / License

Free
Open Source (Apache-2.0)

Application type

Audio Router

Origin

Germany
EU

Since

Since 2026

Updated

Updated Nov 2026

Platforms

Windows
Linux

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Features

Works Offline
Support for MIDI
Support for VST Plugins
Dark Mode
Ad-free
No registration required
Mix Music
Audio Router
Streaming
Virtual Mixer

Gleem Crossfade information

Developed by
Anikeen
Licensing
Open Source (Apache-2.0) and Free product.
Written in
Rust
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Supported Languages
- English

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Audio & Music

GitHub repository

7 Stars
2 Forks
12 Open Issues
Updated Nov 11, 2026

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What is Gleem Crossfade?

Gleem Crossfade is a free, open-source virtual audio mixer for streamers, built on PipeWire for Linux, with a Windows preview. Every input channel (microphone, game, music, browser, voice chat) gets two faders: a Monitor Mix for what you hear, and a Stream Mix that shows up as a virtual microphone you select in OBS, Discord or Zoom. You can listen to music loudly while streaming it quietly, or keep a voice chat off the stream entirely.

An optional VOD Mix adds a third fader per channel and a second virtual microphone, so music can play live while your recording stays free of copyrighted audio.