Hey there, I'm a Twitch streamer called "Fuzzyness" which averages 150+ viewers, around 300 subscribers and have peaked 1200 subscribers during some of the busy times of the year.
Primarily I stream a lot of Nintendo content, but also dabble with some PC gaming content.
I'm known within 2 communities and very respected. I've been a part of the smash community since 2006 where I competed worldwide, and also ran tournaments for the community.Since streaming on Twitch from 2013 I've been a part of the speedrunning community, doing various known video game speedruns, and also doing runs at various events such as AGDQ and ESA. Only 3 weeks ago I attended ESA Winter near Copenhagen and helped make money for charity.

I've always been a huge believer in the best video / audio quality possible for my stream. My current setup uses a Rode NT1 Microphone, HDMI Audio Splitter (due to hdmi monitor output will have delay) and a Yamaha MG10XU Mixer. The issue with this is it's a lot of extra cabling, the mixer is huge and doesn't really get the most of it audio quality wise.My biggest gripe with my current setup is I cannot separate my microphone audio at all for Discord without a huge quality drop, it's not possible on my mixer due to 1 audio line only.
I've recently been interested in the TC Helicon GoXLR Mixer because it seems to cover all those issues, I can plug my microphone in directly + split the audio from HDMI into the line in port.Discord audio split should no longer sound like garbage and I'll have better control of my audio levels.I also have an Elgato Stream Deck which I can see recently you have integrated features that work with the Mixer.
I can offer to retweet out requested tweetshttps://twitter.com/Fuzzyness

Talk about the setup + show it on streamhttps://www.twitch.tv/Fuzzyness

Make a youtube video giving a full review + showing how it works (I am currently working on growing my youtube and will be posting videos regularly starting this Sunday)https://www.youtube.com/Fuzzyness.