Creative Labs, the maker of Sound Blaster audio playing cards, has launched a Kickstarter for a modular audio hub known as Sound Blaster Re:Imagine. The common hub, which is paying homage to Elgato’s Stream Deck, is supposed to permit routing from any enter to any output with the press of a button. Users can join their gaming consoles, PC and musical devices to the Re:Imagine, in addition to audio system, wired headsets and wi-fi headphones, transitioning seamlessly between them.
The system makes use of magnetic modules together with a 3-inch good display screen, four-button pad, rotary knob and twin sliders that may all be rearranged on the bottom unit. The Horizon base with 5 slots is the default design for the Kickstarter venture, with an expanded six-slot Vertex base listed as a stretch aim.
Re:Imagine sports activities an octa-core ARM processor with a small NPU, 8GB of RAM, 16GB of flash storage and is expandable due to a microSD card slot. The hub’s audio prowess is powered by a high-resolution 32-bit digital-to-analog converter (DAC), and it helps Wi-Fi and Bluetooth. The hub runs on Linux and can be utilized in a standalone setup, or as a PC-tethered audio hub.
The Re:Imagine additionally comes with an AI DJ that may generate music, a built-in DOS emulator for retro gaming, one-tap audio recording and extra. The modular hub can also be developer-friendly, with an included SDK and pattern supply code that encourage customers to construct their very own customized apps after which share them with the Creative Labs neighborhood.
The Kickstarter marketing campaign will run via December and lists an estimated transport date of July 2026.
