CES 2020: Roland Announces GO:LIVECAST Live-Streaming Audio and Video Studio...

Roland, a company renowned for its musical gear, is delivering an exciting new tool for Twitchers, gamers, 'tubers, and all manner of mobile-based streamers with iOS or Android devices. It's called the GO:LIVECAST, and this is a live-streaming production studio in a desktop form factor, complete with its own corresponding app. With the GO:LIVECAST sitting atop your desk, you can easily create pro-quality content for your webcasts, doing so with little else but a smartphone and the GO:LIVECAST app.
Working in conjunction with the app, the device lets you switch between your smartphone's front or rear camera, apply skin filters for "softening" the image, and do a whole lot more: want to incorporate a second smartphone's camera over Wi-Fi, and switch between the two with a tap of the finger? Eminently doable! You can even engage a split-screen mode.

The GO:LIVECAST app can also connect directly to streaming platforms, because it logs into your Facebook Live, Twitch, YouTube, and other accounts. Just select the platform-du-jour and tap to start streaming. All comments from your viewers will be displayed in a scrolling window, so you can bask in your Internet adoration.
The hardware itself is a small box that makes setup an easy, breezy, and plug-and-play affair. Convenient pads and knobs let you cue music, display titles, launch clips, and more. Raise or lower the level on mic and media with a twist of a knob, and smash that mic mute button if you have an unexpected cough.