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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.
No. I don't think any of the here proposed solutions other than Mumble (and Teamspeak) does. Maybe Revolt?
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
Pretty sure it integrates with Jitsi, so that's one option for calls