Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE BRC-ONE Dual-Bus Streaming Mixer

BRC-ONE Dual-Bus: The Roland BRIDGE CAST ONE is a compact desktop streaming mixer built around separate mixes for the creator and online audience. Its XLR mic input, onboard vocal processing and companion app make it a fit for gaming and livestreaming setups that need hands-on audio routing.

At a glance

Dual audio buses are described as allowing separate mixes for the streamer and online audience.
The listing claims a 32-bit hardware DSP and microphone processing tools including EQ, compression, noise suppression, de-essing and reverb.
XLR microphone support is listed with a +75 dB preamp and phantom power.
A headphone output supports headphones and headsets for monitoring, including inline microphones.
Five customizable Game Effects presets and a mic rehearsal feature are listed.

Price

$149.99Save 25%

Reference price: ~~$199.99~~

Price checked: Nov 12, 2026

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Pros and cons

Pros

Separate creator and audience mixes give streamers direct control over how audio is routed.
Onboard voice processing can reduce reliance on additional software for common vocal adjustments.
XLR input with phantom power supports compatible condenser microphones, according to the listing.
The compact desktop format is suited to setups with limited desk space.

Technical specifications

9 specifications

Identity
Brand	Roland
Model	BRC-ONE

Connectivity and controls
Connection listed	USB
Channels listed	3
Supported software	BRIDGE CAST app
Compatible devices	Personal Computer, Tablet
Operating systems	Windows, macOS
Maximum sample rate	96 KHz

Dimensions and installation
Weight listed	0.28 kg

What to know before buying

The stated 3 channels and 96 KHz maximum sample rate are listing specifications. Check the BRIDGE CAST app and device requirements for your particular setup before buying.

Who is it for?

A good fit for

Streamers who want separate mixes for their own monitoring and their online audience.
PC or Mac creators using an XLR microphone and headphones in a desktop setup.
Gamers who want onboard vocal controls and customizable effects.

Less suited to

Buyers looking for a multi-camera video switcher or a general-purpose multichannel studio mixer.
People who need wireless connectivity or confirmed support for devices beyond those identified in the listing.

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Customer reviews on Amazon

4.5 / 5 · 59 ratings

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Customer feedback describes the interface as compact and reports positive impressions of sound quality, customization, ease of EQ adjustments and compatibility with different audio setups. Those views may matter to streamers using the listed dual-bus routing and vocal controls, though they do not establish performance with every microphone or configuration. The aggregate ratings lean positive but include a smaller share of lower ratings, and do not explain what caused them.

Positive themes

Customer feedback praises sound quality and customization.
Some reported setups include a Shure SM7B microphone and in-ear monitors.

Frequently asked questions

Can the BRIDGE CAST ONE create separate mixes?

Yes. Roland describes a dual-bus system for making independent mixes for the creator and online audience.

Can I connect an XLR microphone?

The listing specifies XLR microphone support, a +75 dB preamp and phantom power. Confirm compatibility requirements for your specific microphone.

What vocal controls are included?

The listing describes EQ, compressor, noise suppressor, de-esser and reverb, along with a mic rehearsal feature for checking settings before going live.

Which systems are listed as compatible?

The details list Windows and macOS, and name personal computers and tablets as compatible devices. A feature claim also mentions PlayStation 5 and Nintendo Switch. Confirm the connection method and app support for your intended device.