AudioFuse Control

Elgato Stream Deck plugin · Windows and macOS

Mute, dim, mono, speaker set A/B, reference level and preset recall for an Arturia AudioFuse, each on a key that shows what the device is actually doing rather than the last thing you pressed. Turn a knob on the unit and the key follows.

State read from the device
Monitor volume on a dial
Input gain and output trim
Speaker set switching
Reference level recall
Eight preset slots
Keys dim when unreachable
No driver, no MIDI mapping

Download the latest release Source on GitHub

What it looks like

Stream Deck keys for mute, dim, mono, speaker sets, reference level and preset recall — Every control on its own key: mute, dim, mono, speaker set A/B, reference level and preset recall.

Stream Deck + dials showing monitor volume, input gain and output trim in dB — On a Stream Deck + the dials drive monitor volume, input gain and output trim, with the reading in dB.

A mute key shown not muted, muted, and with no device connected — Turn a knob on the unit and the key follows, because the state is read and not remembered.

Keys and a dial dimmed because the AudioFuse is not reachable — Keys dim when the AudioFuse is not reachable, rather than looking ready and doing nothing.

How it talks to the unit

AudioFuse Control Center already exposes a local HTTP API, and that is what this plugin uses. There is no driver to install, no MIDI mapping to configure and no virtual audio device — it reads and writes the same state the Control Center window shows, so the two never disagree.

Because the state is read rather than tracked, anything that changes the device changes the keys: a knob on the front panel, a click in Control Center, or another Stream Deck. The dial readouts are pinned to their right edge so the decimal point stays still while you turn, and a muted output turns the readout red rather than hiding it.

What you need

Operating system: Windows 10 or later, or macOS 13 or later
Stream Deck: Stream Deck software 7.1 or later. Dials need a Stream Deck + or Stream Deck Studio; the keys work on any model.
Hardware: An Arturia AudioFuse 16Rig or AudioFuse Studio
Software: AudioFuse Control Center running, with its HTTP API reachable

Support

Bug reports and feature requests are best filed on GitHub, where they can be tracked against a release.

Issue tracker for AudioFuse Control

support@bad-duck.com