Mobile radio studio: BroadcastMyself turns Android into a broadcaster
Mix live voice and local tracks through a dual-channel console for direct Icecast or Shoutcast streaming. BroadcastMyself, from NovaStreamApps, targets mobile DJs and online radio hosts with studio-grade controls on Android devices. It includes real-time VU and peak meters, local MP3/AAC recording, and multitouch sliding faders for live mixing. The app fits users who need on-location broadcasting and metadata support to show song and artist information to listeners.
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What the app does for live broadcasters
BroadcastMyself operates as a portable radio studio, turning a smartphone into a live encoder and mixer. The interface places a dual-channel mixing console on-screen so you can run a microphone channel and a music track channel at the same time. Local recording saves sessions in MP3 or AAC while metadata support sends song titles and artist info to listeners, which suits remote reporting and live DJ sets.
Which formats and servers it connects to
Designed for standard web radio workflows, the app connects directly to Icecast and Shoutcast servers so you can stream to common internet radio infrastructures. Input and output handling covers live mic audio plus local files, and recorded archives use MP3 or AAC formats. These choices let the app slot into existing streaming setups without extra transcoding steps.
How it performs under live conditions
Built for continuous on-air use, BroadcastMyself displays real-time VU and peak meters and offers adjustable gain and multitouch faders for smooth level control. The low-latency audio engine aims for minimal delay, and auto-reconnection logic attempts to restore the stream during network drops. What's more, integrated DSP tools such as equalizers and gain controls provide mixing capabilities usually found in desktop software.
In conclusion, a practical mobile choice for on‑location broadcasters
BroadcastMyself is a focused tool for mobile DJs, podcasters, and internet radio hosts who need hands-on control from a device. It prioritizes live stability and studio-style mixing on Android, though users seeking elaborate multitrack production or desktop-grade routing may prefer a fuller studio environment. For live streaming and quick field broadcasts, the app delivers a direct, purpose-built workflow.
