Put listeners and co-hosts live on air. Callers dial from their own phone — standard network rates apply to them, never to the station.
How it works for listeners: they tap 📞 Call the Studio on your station page and their phone dials your studio line. When the call connects, their phone pauses the stream automatically — they hear the show through the call itself, live, with no delay. When they hang up, they press play again.
Setup 1 — Two presenters, same studio
EASIEST · WORKS TODAY
Use a dual wireless mic kit (e.g. DJI Mic 2 duo, Rode Wireless GO II, Hollyland Lark). Both transmitter mics feed one receiver, and the receiver plugs into your GoLive phone by USB-C or 3.5mm.
Presenter 1 TX 🎙 + Presenter 2 TX 🎙 → RX receiver → GoLive phone → ON AIR
The receiver mixes both mics — GoLive sees them as one clean input.
No extra gear, no cables between presenters, broadcast-quality sound.
Setup 2 — Put a caller on air (budget bridge)
TWO PHONES + ONE CABLE
You need two phones: Phone A streams with GoLive; Phone B answers the calls.
Caller ☎ → Phone B (answers) → 3.5mm aux cable → mic input / RX input → Phone A (GoLive) → ON AIR
Phone B answers the studio line (cellular or WhatsApp).
Run a 3.5mm TRRS Y-splitter + aux cable from Phone B's headphone output into your GoLive phone's mic input — or into the 3.5mm IN of your wireless receiver (e.g. DJI RX), which already feeds Phone A.
The caller's voice now mixes with your mic and goes on air.
Limitation: with this budget bridge, the presenter monitors the caller through Phone B's earpiece/speaker, and the caller hears the studio only through Phone B's own mic. It works — but for a smooth two-way show, use Setup 3.
Setup 3 — Full call-in studio (mixer with Bluetooth)
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A small streaming mixer solves everything at once: Bluetooth call audio, real-time monitoring, and two-way conversation. This is how a presenter in Ibadan and a co-host abroad run one show together.
Presenter mic → Mixer CH1 · Call phone (Bluetooth/aux) → Mixer CH2 · Mixer main out → GoLive phone → ON AIR
Monitor in real time: plug your headphones into the mixer — you hear the caller/co-host instantly while you speak.
Two-way: mixers with a phone send/return feed your voice back to the caller, so a remote co-host hears the studio too.
Bluetooth callers: pair the call phone to the mixer over Bluetooth — no cables needed on the call side.
Music, jingles and a second mic all get their own channels.
Recommended gear
Budget
Gear
Why
Entry
Maonocaster AM200 / AU-AM100
Bluetooth in, jingle pads, phone-friendly
Mid
Yamaha AG06 MK2
Studio-grade preamps, loopback, very reliable
Mid+
Behringer Flow 8
Bluetooth in, app control, 8 channels
Mics
DJI Mic 2 · Rode Wireless GO II · Hollyland Lark
Dual wireless transmitters, plug into mixer or phone
Quick tips for great call-in sound
Wired beats Bluetooth for your presenting mic. Bluetooth headset mics use low, phone-call quality — save Bluetooth for the caller phone into the mixer, keep your main mic wired or 2.4GHz wireless.
Tell callers you're live: answer, confirm they're ready, then bring their channel up.
Keep the stream away from the caller's ears: the internet stream runs 10–30 seconds behind — the call itself is their live feed.
WhatsApp line: your 💬 WhatsApp button is perfect for shout-outs, song requests and voice notes you can replay on air.