Okay, here's the situation. When I'm playing video games on my PC, I often like to listen to my music collection or podcasts instead of the game's music. But I still want to hear the game's sound effects, dialogue, etc.
So, what I would like to do is take a coaxial digital audio output from my computer, a coaxial digital audio output from my digital audio player, combine them together with the ability to adjust the relative levels (that part is key!), and then output a new digital coaxial audio output to feed to my DAC.
I would have thought that modern DJ mixers would be able to do this, but the only one I've been able to find that seems to be able to mix digital signals and output them digitally is a $2K Pioneer unit (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/de...j-djm-900nxs2-4-channel-dj-mixer-with-effects), which is *way* more than I want to spend on this.
Any ideas on how to do this cheaply?
So, what I would like to do is take a coaxial digital audio output from my computer, a coaxial digital audio output from my digital audio player, combine them together with the ability to adjust the relative levels (that part is key!), and then output a new digital coaxial audio output to feed to my DAC.
I would have thought that modern DJ mixers would be able to do this, but the only one I've been able to find that seems to be able to mix digital signals and output them digitally is a $2K Pioneer unit (https://www.sweetwater.com/store/de...j-djm-900nxs2-4-channel-dj-mixer-with-effects), which is *way* more than I want to spend on this.
Any ideas on how to do this cheaply?