@eclipsingsquid: Maybe in your neck of the woods The Binding of Issac surfaced "roguelike" to you as a term, but it's over thirty years old and has been used almost since people started knocking off Rogue. NetHack is still probably the most influential member of that genre; it's not the ur-game that Rogue is but pretty much everybody's cribbing from it one way or another, even the modern games that are driving the descriptor straight into meaninglessness.
No idea about "roguelite", though. That one always bugs me--it doesn't even read to my eyes like it's a word.
@r3beld0gg: If you don't care about the sticks, and I'm not sure why you would for a game that wasn't Project Diva, you're basically describing a Hitbox.
@stordoff: Don't get me wrong, I love vMix. It's awesome. I have a three-camera setup because Panasonic basically owns my life at this point and I would use it if I could rationalize paying for it. (Instead, I wrote a tablet app to control OBS.) But I meant in the context of Jeff doing Jeff things at home, or anybody doing the streamer thing.
The basic HD version is really pretty lousy for this sort of thing; its multiviews are just way too limited. IMO you need 4K or Pro, and given that OBS + a DAW gets you like 95-99% of the way there for Hot Streaming Action, I don't think it makes a ton of sense. And, hey, Jeff does music stuff, he's probably got one hanging around.
(All that said, the real secret awesome part of vMix, IMO, is vMix Call.)
@jeff Most streaming software is an absolutely awful mess for audio (except for vMix, I guess, which I think you guys used/maybe still use at the office? But it's crazy expensive). Everybody I know who cares about audio quality, as well as an easier way to level, uses Ableton or the like--Ableton + Lemur has been good to me.
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