One button to go live: switch OBS scene, unmute your macOS mic input, and notify your Discord server
Conductor Deck builds this on a visual canvas and syncs it to your Stream Deck.
Apps & tools
One Stream Deck key
Trigger
SD Button Press
Action 1
Switch OBS Scene
Action 2
Unmute macOS Mic
One or more steps run on the Stream Deck host through the connected Conductor Deck plugin. Install and link the plugin before importing, confirm each local action, and keep Stream Deck Desktop online when the workflow runs.
Authorize these inside the builder when you import. No separate install.
Action 3
Notify Discord
The first minute of a stream is the worst time to be juggling settings. You're flipping the OBS scene, unmuting your mic, and trying to remember to ping Discord while viewers are already showing up. Put all three on one button and every stream opens the same clean way, with no dead air while you catch up.
Your pre-stream ritual on one key: flip OBS to your "Starting Soon" scene, play an intro cue, and run your configured Control Center light action. In Stream Deck Desktop, add the bundled Soundboard Play Audio action to MCP Actions, choose the clip, and test it before importing.
When a new follower lands on Twitch, Conductor Deck triggers your installed Spotify Stream Deck action so the music makes room for the alert. Connect Twitch in the trigger step and choose the Spotify action you already use on your deck.
Import “Go Live Routine (macOS Mic)” into your workspace and sync it to a Stream Deck button in minutes.
When a new subscriber lands, branch on the sub tier: a Tier 3 sub flips your OBS scene, while every other tier plays a configured audio cue. In Stream Deck Desktop, add the bundled Soundboard Play Audio action to MCP Actions, choose the clip, and test it before importing.