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Sorry to hijack — does Matrix have support for voice channels now? I know it has support for voice calls, but I’d like to just join a designated voice channel and allow other members to join as they please.
Element is running a beta for Video Rooms which is basically exactly this. However it isn't standardized yet and I haven't tried it.
I've got my instance of matrix working with voice calls. It's not built in, but it's just another service in my compose file alongside the bridges I use to have my unified chat app.
I'm using coturn and it just works when doing voice and video calls with federated users.
I think I've seen people using jitsi as well, so it seems there are many options available
No. I don't think any of the here proposed solutions other than Mumble (and Teamspeak) does. Maybe Revolt?
Pretty sure it integrates with Jitsi, so that's one option for calls