tenlamp G10 USER MANUAL

1. Product Overview

Thank you for choosing the G10 MIXER! The G10 MIXER is an easy-to-use, all-in-one, onboard audio solution for live streaming, podcast recording, broadcasting, gaming, and other content creations. Streamline your setup and optimize your production with the G10 MIXER. It features a 4.5" HD screen, 2 large rotary knobs, 4 sliding faders, 9 knobs, and 26 keys. It offers intuitive and visualized control for audio mixing, eliminating the need for fiddly software and complex settings. It is an audio console with hardware-controlled adjustments for effortless perfect mixing.

It features 13 audio jacks, providing enough channels to accommodate your home devices. It includes XLR (3-pin), 6.35mm, and 3.5mm microphone jacks, allowing you to use different types of microphones, and a 3.5mm TRRS headset mic. Moreover, it has one USB-C digital jack for digital connection with PCs or mobile devices, and two 3.5mm TRRS analog jacks for analog connection with mobile devices. It works well on your PC, tablets, smartphones, and more, compatible with iOS, Android, Windows, etc. systems. Run your content creations on most software, such as live streaming on OBS, online chatting on Twitch, video creation on YouTube/TikTok, podcast recording on Apple/Google, and more content creations on Facebook, Spotify, Discord, Zoom, Twitter, Instagram, Streamlabs, and more.

1. Important Information & Support

• Please do not charge the audio console during live streaming.
• Please charge the audio console before using for the first time.
• If not used for a long period, please charge the audio console every 3 months.
• Charging is also possible when the power is off.
• Do not charge for a long time.
• Please stop charging when the battery is fully charged to avoid over-charging.
• Bluetooth connection is limited by distance.
• Bluetooth feature is only for accompaniment music playback.
• The mixer is an entertainment audio mixer with an interface and sound card, designed for live streaming, podcast, recording, and other content creations. Its audio quality is not as professional as a Pro mixer.

For the latest information about this product (such as setup guide, troubleshooting, technical specifications, system requirements, compatibility information, etc.), please visit tenlamp-global.com.

Specifications

Top Panel

The top panel features various controls and indicators:

• 1. Music volume indicator: Displays music volume level.
• 2. Music knob: Rotates clockwise to control the input volume of accompaniment music from Bluetooth, Music jack, and USB-C jack.
• 3. 16 fun soundpads: Instant trigger sound pads for live streaming/podcast/gaming atmosphere.
• 4. Play/Pause button: Short press to play/pause accompaniment music (from the Bluetooth device input).
• 5. Next/Previous Song button: Short press to switch to the next music song. Long press for 2s to switch to the last music song (only for Bluetooth music accompaniment).
• 6. Custom Mode Delete button: Short press to delete the saved custom voice mode (currently in use). Allows deletion of all saved custom modes.
• 7. Custom Mode Storage button: Saves the current customized voice mode. Up to 19 voice modes can be saved.
• 8. Voice Changer button: Cycles through voice changer modes: male, female, baby, uncle, etc. These modes have a preset reverb effect adjustable by the reverb faders.
• 9. MON (Monitor) button: Short press to turn on/off the direct monitoring function for all microphones. Enabled by default; disabling this feature means you will not hear your microphone's audio through monitoring headphones.
• 10. Reverb Preset button: Short press to cycle through preset reverb modes: Original sound mode, KTV mode, Chat mode, Streamer mode, MC mode. Reverb effect can also be adjusted directly via Reverb Depth and Reverb Width faders.
• 11. MUTE button: Disabled by default. Enabling this feature mutes all microphone inputs.
• 12. Monitor Output fader: Slides up and down to control the monitoring volume for the 2 Monitor ports and Headset port.
• 13. Main Output fader: Slides up and down to control the volume of the main output to the two Live ports and USB-C port.
• 14. One-Touch Tuning button: Applies preset microphone EQ effect parameters to beautify your voice.
• 15. POWER/LOOPBACK button: Long press to turn on/off the mixer. Short press to turn on/off the LOOPBACK feature. When LOOPBACK is enabled, PC audio sent via USB-C is sent back to the PC, allowing PC audio resources (music, games, web) to be heard by the audience or recorded. When disabled, PC audio is only heard in monitoring headphones and not recorded or sent to the audience, preventing echoes.
• 16. Custom Mode/Factory Reset button: Short press to cycle through saved Custom Modes (up to 19 built-in modes). Long press to reset the G10 mixer to its original settings.
• 17. Reverb Width fader: Slides up and down to control the sense of space of the reverb effect.
• 18. Reverb Depth fader: Slides up and down to control the time length of the reverb effect.
• 19. Autotune Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the intensity of the current autotune tunes (for 12-step autotune).
• 20. Pitch Knob: Adjusts the pitch level of the current voice. Recommended for use in voice changer mode.
• 21. Timbre Knob: Adjusts the timbre level of the current voice. Recommended for use in voice changer mode.
• 22. Speaker Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the volume of audio output via the Speaker jack.
• 23. INST Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the input volume of instruments via the INST jack.
• 24. #b Pitch Knob: Rotates to raise or lower the pitch levels of the current accompaniment music (input via Bluetooth and Music port).
• 25. Hi Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the treble effect of microphone vocals.
• 26. Mid Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the midrange effect of microphone vocals.
• 27. Low Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the bass effect of microphone vocals.
• 28. Mic Knob: Rotates clockwise to adjust the input volume of microphones (from 48V Mic port, LINE IN port, Mic (1, 2) ports, and Headset port).
• 29. Microphone volume dynamic light: Visual indicator for microphone volume.
• 30. 12-Step Autotunes indicator: Shows the selected 12-step autotune key.
• 31. Autotune button: Short press to cycle through 12-step autotunes (A, Bb, B, C, Db, D, Eb, E, F, Gb, G, Ab). Adjust tune intensity with the Autotune knob. Hold for 2s to exit autotune mode.
• 32. Ducking button: Enables Ducking function. The mixer automatically lowers background music volume while speaking, highlighting your voice, and restores it when you stop speaking. (Works for Bluetooth and Music jack inputs. For PC audio via USB-C, enable LOOPBACK).
• 33. Dry/Wet button: Default is Wet mode. In Dry mode, monitoring headphones hear music, reverb, pitch, etc., but only microphone audio is recorded/exported. In Wet mode, all effects (reverb, voice change, background music) are recorded/exported.
• 34. Denoise button: Denoise feature is enabled by default. Cycles through three noise reduction modes: Level one (filters lower background noise), Level two (filters bigger background noise), and Denoise for headphone mode (filters noise only for monitoring output, keeping original mic audio for streaming/recording). Long press to turn off Denoise. Note: Noise reduction may cause intermittent sound; increase mic volume or move mic closer if needed.
• 35. BT (Bluetooth) button: Short press to turn on/off Bluetooth function. BT ID: G10 MIXER. For background music input only. Limited range (10m). Input volume controlled by the "Music" knob.
• 36. BGM (Background Music) button: Built-in modes to eliminate 85% of vocals from music input via Music jack and Bluetooth: Remove vocal mode (only accompaniment heard in monitoring/streaming/recording) and Follow singing mode (whole song heard in monitoring, only accompaniment heard in streaming/recording). For PC music, enable LOOPBACK.

Custom Mode Settings

You can customize your desired voice mode by setting the 3-band EQ, pitch, timbre, reverb, voice changer mode, and all volumes. Use the "Custom Mode Storage" button to save the customized mode. Short press the "Custom Mode/Factory Reset" button to switch to a saved custom mode for live streaming, podcast, or recording without re-setting parameters.

• Switch to Saved Custom Mode: Short press the Custom Mode button to cycle through saved modes. The 4-digit number on screen shows the serial number.
• Save the Custom Mode: First, delete any unwanted saved modes using the Custom Mode Delete button. Then, set EQ, pitch, timbre, autotune, reverb, voice changers, and volumes. Short press the Custom Mode Storage button to save. The screen will show the serial number (01-19). Up to 19 modes can be saved.
• Delete the Custom Mode: Short press the Custom Mode Delete button to delete the currently active Custom Mode. All Custom Modes can be deleted.

Rear Panel and Front Panel

SW Update

DC 5V Charging port: USB-C port for recharging the mixer. Low battery may cause noise; charge promptly.

OTG USB-C port: Data interface and charging port. Connects to PC or mobile devices for digital audio signal output/input. Audio output volume controlled by "Main Output" fader; audio input volume by "Music" knob. Used for streaming, podcasting, recording, gaming, and inputting audio from PC/mobile devices. Note: USB-C to Lightning cables may not work for iPhone recording via this port.

Live (1, 2) port: 3.5mm TRRS analog audio signal line out/in port. Outputs mixed audio to streaming/recording mobile devices via a 3.5mm TRRS cable. Output volume controlled by "Main Output" fader. Audio input from these ports is not recorded and volume cannot be controlled by the G10 mixer.

Music port: 3.5mm music resources input port. Connect external audio sources or playback devices for background music. Input volume controlled by "Music" knob.

48V Mic port: 48V condenser microphone input port. A 48V phantom power switch is located to its right. The 48V phantom power indicator is in the upper left corner. Input volume controlled by "Mic" knob.

LINE IN port: 6.35mm dynamic microphone input port. Input volume controlled by "Mic" knob.

INST port: 3.5mm TRS input port. Connect musical instrument devices. Input volume controlled by "INST" knob.

Speaker port: 3.5mm TRS output port. Connect audio playback devices like speakers. Volume controlled by "Speaker" knob.

Mic (1, 2) port: 3.5mm TRS mic port. Connect condenser microphones that do not require external power (using an XLR to 3.5mm adapter). Input volume controlled by "Mic" knob.

Headset port: 3.5mm TRRS port. Connect a headset mic for vocals input and real-time monitoring of all mixer sound sources. Input volume controlled by "Mic" knob; monitoring output volume by "Monitor Output" fader.

Monitor port: Connect 3.5mm headphones for real-time monitoring of all mixer sound sources. Supports TRS/TRSS headphones. Controlled by "Monitor" fader.

Connection Guide

Live Streaming, Podcast Or Recording On Mobile Devices

Diagram Description: A diagram shows a mixer connected to a microphone, a smartphone for live streaming, and another smartphone for accompaniment music, with monitoring headphones connected to the mixer.

Steps:

1. Connect the live streaming smartphone, accompaniment smartphone, monitoring headphone, and microphone to the mixer as shown in the diagram.
2. Open the live streaming app on the smartphone.
3. Power on the mixer, set desired voice FX and functions, then test the live streaming or recording effect.
4. Open the music app on the accompaniment smartphone and start live streaming.

Tips:

• If your mobile device lacks a 3.5mm audio port, use a USB-C or Lightning to 3.5mm adapter, or connect to the USB-C OTG port.
• USB-C to Lightning cables (from manufacturer) may not work for iPhone streaming/recording via USB-C OTG. For iPhones, use a Lightning to 3.5mm adapter via the 3.5mm Live port.
• Smartphones or PCs can input background music via the USB-C OTG port.
• The mixer supports streaming from up to 3 different smartphones, 4 mics, and 1 headset simultaneously. Not all ports need to be connected if not required.
• The equipped OTG cable is primarily for live streaming on mobile devices, allowing simultaneous charging. If used with a computer, it's for charging only, not data transmission.

Live Streaming, Podcast, Gaming Or Recording On PC

Diagram Description: A diagram shows a mixer connected to a microphone, a computer for streaming/recording, a source for accompaniment music, and monitoring headphones.

Steps:

1. Connect the recording/streaming computer, accompaniment source, monitoring headphones, and microphone to the mixer as shown in the diagram.
2. The computer will generally automatically recognize the mixer ID.
3. Enter the PC's Sound settings panel. Set "G10 MIXER" as the system default input and output device in "Playback" and "Recording" options.
4. Set the input and output on your live streaming platform and accompaniment music software to "G10 MIXER".
5. Set desired voice effects and other audio settings, and test the live streaming effect.

Tips:

• It is not recommended to use the Live 1~2 ports to connect to a PC for streaming or recording.
• Supports live streaming on computer and smartphone simultaneously.
• When using only one PC for live streaming and wanting to simultaneously input PC system internal audio, enable the "LOOPBACK" function.

Troubleshooting (FAQ)

• Q: The device does not work, or there is no sound suddenly.
  Possible solutions: The battery is dead; connect to USB cable to charge before use.
• Q: There is a lot of noise during live streaming.
  Possible solutions:
  • Check if the battery is low and charge it.
  • Ensure the earphone is plugged into the correct port.
  • Lower microphone input volume and enable noise reduction.
  • Check headset insertion and re-plug if necessary.
  • If using a laptop, try unplugging its charging cable, as some laptops can interfere with the mixer.
• Q: The microphone has no sound.
  Possible solutions:
  • Check mic cable insertion (logo facing you) and try a different cable.
  • Gradually increase mic volume via the Mic knob and monitoring volume via the Monitor Output fader.
  • Ensure Mute is not enabled and the monitoring feature is not disabled.
• Q: The live streaming sound is small or silent.
  Possible solutions:
  • Check if the cable is plugged into the correct live streaming port.
  • Replace audio or USB cable to check for faults.
  • Ensure the Main Output fader is turned up.
• Q: The audience can't hear the music during live streaming, and it has no effect.
  Possible solutions:
  • Check if the USB cable is plugged into the USB-C OTG port.
  • Ensure the Dry/Wet button is set to Dry recording mode.
  • Ensure the "LOOPBACK" function is enabled when streaming or recording on computers.
• Q: The sound is not normal.
  Possible solutions:
  • Switch to the original sound mode, as the device has various preset voice modes.
  • Check if the headphone is incorrectly inserted in the marked position.
• Q: Voice Changer effect cannot be adjusted.
  Possible solutions: It is recommended to adjust the voice change effect in the sound change mode using knobs like Timbre, Pitch, Reverb, Mic EQ, etc.
• Q: Cannot be used with a guitar.
  Possible solutions: Insert into the 3.5mm "INST" jack. If using a 6.35mm plug, use an adapter or insert into the LINE IN jack (guitar volume will be adjusted by the Mic knob).
• Q: Auto Ducking function not working.
  Possible solutions: It does not work on voice calls; it functions for podcasts or live streaming with music.

FCC Compliance Statement

This device complies with part 15 of the FCC Rules. Operation is subject to the following two conditions: (1) This device may not cause harmful interference, and (2) this device must accept any interference received, including interference that may cause undesired operation.

Any Changes or modifications not expressly approved by the party responsible for compliance could void the user's authority to operate the equipment.

Note: This equipment has been tested and found to comply with the limits for a Class B digital device, pursuant to part 15 of the FCC Rules. These limits are designed to provide reasonable protection against harmful interference in a residential installation. This equipment generates uses and can radiate radio frequency energy and, if not installed and used in accordance with the instructions, may cause harmful interference to radio communications. However, there is no guarantee that interference will not occur in a particular installation. If this equipment does cause harmful interference to radio or television reception, which can be determined by turning the equipment off and on, the user is encouraged to try to correct the interference by one or more of the following measures:

• Reorient or relocate the receiving antenna.
• Increase the separation between the equipment and receiver.
• Connect the equipment into an outlet on a circuit different from that to which the receiver is connected.
• Consult the dealer or an experienced radio/TV technician for help.

FCC Radiation Exposure statement: The device has been evaluated to meet general RF exposure requirement. The device can be used in portable exposure condition without restriction.

Brand Information

Brand: tenlamp

Product Name: Sound Card

Product Model: G10

TEL: 0755-28919761

Support URL: https://tenlamp-global.com

Support E-mail: shizhandeng2014@163.com

Brand Supplier: Shenzhenshi Shizhandeng trading Co., Ltd

Address: 601, Building C, No. 310 Wuhe Avenue, Luhu Community, Guanhu Street, Longhua District, Shenzhen

Manufacturer: Shenzhenshi Shizhandeng trading Co., Ltd

Address: 601, Building C, No. 310 Wuhe Avenue, Luhu Community, Guanhu Street, Longhua District, Shenzhen