G10 USER MANUAL

1. Product Overview

The G10 MIXER is a one-stop workstation for recording and mixing sound sources without complicated settings. It offers an all-in-one audio solution for live streaming, podcast creation, event production, voice-over, and other content creation needs.

The G10 is a multi-functional portable digital audio console featuring a comfortable slope control panel, two independent DSP high-speed processors, and a 4.5-inch high-definition dot-matrix LCD colorful display screen. It provides a dynamic music spectrum, rich tunes, pitch adjustment, and real-time storage for an immersive visual and control experience. It includes a speaker port, adjustable music pitch, dynamic microphone and musical instrument interfaces, and BT wireless accompaniment for convenience. The mixer supports 48V microphone input with five microphone interfaces, 16 live streaming atmosphere sound effects, and 11 independent stepping knobs for sound adjustment. It is compatible with PCs, smartphones, and tablets, as well as Windows, macOS, iOS, and Android systems.

For podcast creation, live streaming, event production, voice-over, or other content creation, the G10 MIXER can mix audio in real-time, change voices, control volumes of all audio sources, customize and store different voice modes, and input external audio from a phone or PC, making content creation easier and more engaging.

2. Product Connection Ports

DC 5V Charging port: USB-C port for charging the mixer. Low power will result in increased noise. Please charge promptly.

OTG USB-C port: Digital transmission port for PC/smartphone live streaming, recording, or inputting music resources. Note: USB-C to Lightning cables may not be compatible for iPhone live streaming/recording via this port.

Live(1, 2) port: Two 3.5 mm TRRS analog output ports for outputting processed sound to smartphones, tablets, or other devices. Allows simultaneous live streaming to multiple devices. Used primarily for smartphone or tablet live streaming/recording. The voice of other parties in a chat can be input through this port, but their volume is not controlled by the mixer. Use phone manufacturer's USB-C or Lightning to 3.5 mm adapter if your phone lacks a 3.5 mm audio jack.

Music port: 3.5 mm music resources input port. Connect external audio sources or devices for background music during live streaming or recording. Can connect to smartphone headphone jacks or PC earphone jacks.

48 V Mic port: 48 V condenser microphone input port. A 48 V phantom power switch is located to the right of this port, with an indicator light above it.

LINE IN port: 6.35 mm dynamic microphone input port.

INST port: 3.5 mm TRS input port for connecting musical instruments.

Speaker port: 3.5 mm TRS output port for connecting speakers or headphones.

Headset port: 3.5 mm TRRS port for connecting headphones with a microphone. Used for headset vocals input and real-time monitoring of all sound sources.

Mic(1, 2) port: 3.5 mm TRS mic ports for connecting condenser microphones that do not require external power (using an XLR to 3.5 mm adapter). 48V microphones require external phantom power and an XLR-3.5mm microphone cable.

Monitor port: Two 3.5 mm monitoring ports for real-time monitoring of all mixer sound sources.

3. Panel Functions Introduction

1. Music volume dynamic response light: Visual indicator for music volume levels.

2. Music knob: Adjusts input volume for BT, Music jack, and USB-C jack. Rotate clockwise to increase volume.

3. Sound effect pads: 16 instant trigger sound pads for live streaming atmosphere creation.

4. Play/Pause button (for BT music): Short press to play or pause accompaniment music via Bluetooth.

5. Next/Previous Music button (for BT music): Short press to switch to the next track; long press for 2 seconds to switch to the previous track.

6. Custom Mode Delete button: Deletes saved custom modes.

7. Custom Mode Storage button: Saves the current customized voice mode (up to 19 custom modes).

8. Voice Changer button: Cycles through voice changer modes (male, female, baby, uncle). More modes may be added in the future.

9. MON button: Toggles the monitoring of microphone audio (from 48V Mic, LINE IN, Mic1/2, Headset).

10. Reverb Preset button: Cycles through reverb modes (original sound, KTV, Chat, Streamer, MC). More modes may be added or changed.

11. MUTE button: Toggles mute for microphone channels. When active, no microphone audio is input.

12. Monitor Output fader: Adjusts the monitoring volume for Monitor ports and Headset port.

13. Main Output fader: Adjusts the output volume for Live ports and USB-C OTG port (for recording or live streaming devices).

14. One-Touch Tuning button: Toggles microphone EQ parameters to enhance vocals. Applicable to all sound modes.

15. POWER/LOOPBACK button: Long press to power on/off. Short press to toggle the LOOPBACK function. LOOPBACK allows recording PC system audio from the USB-C input. When ON, PC audio (music, video, games) is heard by the audience or recorded. When OFF, only microphone audio is heard or recorded.

16. Custom Mode/Factory Reset button: Short press to cycle through saved Custom Modes (up to 19); long press to reset the G10 mixer to factory settings.

17. Reverb Width fader: Adjusts the spatial sense of the reverb effect.

18. Reverb Depth fader: Adjusts the time length of the reverb effect.

19. Autotune Knob: Adjusts the intensity of the 12 electronic music tunes. Rotate clockwise to increase intensity.

20. Pitch Knob: Adjusts the pitch level of the voice. Rotate clockwise to increase pitch.

21. Timbre Knob: Adjusts the timbre level of the voice. Rotate clockwise to increase timbre.

22. Speaker Knob: Adjusts the output volume to speaker devices via the Speaker jack. Rotate clockwise to increase volume.

23. INST Knob: Adjusts the input volume for musical instruments connected to the INST jack. Rotate clockwise to increase volume.

24. #b Pitch Knob: Adjusts the pitch level of accompaniment music (for BT and Music port inputs). Rotate to raise or lower pitch.

25. Hi Knob: Adjusts the treble effect of microphone vocals. Rotate clockwise to increase treble.

26. Mid Knob: Adjusts the midrange effect of microphone vocals. Rotate clockwise to increase midrange.

27. Low Knob: Adjusts the bass effect of microphone vocals. Rotate clockwise to increase bass.

28. Mic Knob: Adjusts the input volume for microphones connected to mic ports or the Headset port. Rotate clockwise to increase volume.

29. Microphone volume dynamic response light: Visual indicator for microphone volume levels.

30. Autotune button: Short press to cycle through 12-step autotunes (A, Bb, B, C, Db, D, Eb, E, F, Gb, G, Ab). Adjust intensity with the Autotune knob. Long press for 2 seconds to turn off autotune mode.

31. Ducking button: Toggles auto ducking for microphone audio. When ON, background music volume is automatically lowered when the streamer speaks and restored when they stop. The button light blinks, and the Ducking icon is on. When OFF, the button light is always on, and the icon is always on.

32. Dry/Wet button: Default is Wet mode (Wet sound in monitor headphone and recorded). In Dry mode (Wet sound in monitor earphone, Dry sound recorded), only mic input audio is recorded. Button light is always on in Wet mode, blinks in Dry mode.

33. Denoise button: Short press to turn on Denoise function (button light blinks, Denoise icon always on). Short press again to switch noise reduction levels. Long press to turn off Denoise function (button light always on, Denoise icon off).

34. BT button: Short press to turn on/off Bluetooth. BT waiting for pairing: button light and icon blink. BT paired successfully: button light and icon always on. BT off: button light and icon turn off.

35. BGM button: Short press to turn on/off BGM function. When ON, the mixer removes approximately 90% of vocals from accompaniment music. Button light blinks when ON, always on when OFF.

36. 12-Step Autotunes indicator: Lights up to indicate the currently selected autotune.

Warm Tips for Panel Functions:

1. Voice Changer/Reverb Preset Modes: These modes have set reverberation effects. To adjust, set reverb faders to max, then min, turn off reverb, and then adjust to your needs.

2. Custom Mode: The G10 MIXER has a memory function. Your settings (EQ, reverb, pitch, timbre, volumes) can be saved to Custom Mode (up to 19 modes). After restarting, switch to a saved mode via the Custom Mode button without reconfiguring.

3. #b Pitch Function: This function adjusts the pitch of accompaniment music for tuning effects. It only applies to accompaniment inputted via BT and Music port.

4. LOOPBACK Function: Use this function when live streaming with only one computer and wanting to input PC system audio simultaneously. Turn ON LOOPBACK for your audience to hear computer audio.

4. Connection Guide

4.1 Live Streaming or Recording on Smartphone

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 effects and functions, and test the live streaming effect.

4. Open the accompaniment music app on the accompaniment mobile phone and start live streaming.

WARM TIPS:

• Use the phone manufacturer's USB-C or Lightning to 3.5mm audio adapter. USB-C to Lightning cables may not be compatible for iPhone live streaming via OTG port.
• The mixer supports live streaming to up to 3 different smartphones, 4 microphones, and 1 headset input simultaneously. Not all ports need to be connected if not required.
• Monitoring volume is separate from main output volume. The volume heard in monitoring headphones is only for monitoring, not for live broadcast or recording output. Test effects before live broadcast or recording.

4.2 Live Streaming or Recording on PC

1. Connect the accompaniment source, monitoring earphones, and microphone to the mixer as shown in the diagram.

2. Connect the PC and the mixer using a USB-C cable. The PC should generally recognize the mixer automatically.

3. In the PC's Sound settings, set the mixer "G10 MIXER" as the system default input or output device, or select it in the "Playback" and "Recording" options.

4. Set the input and output on live streaming platforms and accompaniment software to "G10 MIXER".

Notes:

• It is not recommended to use the Live1/2 ports to connect a computer for live streaming or recording.
• Supports live streaming on a computer and smartphone simultaneously.
• Supports two 3.5mm headphones for simultaneous mono monitoring.
• Supports multi-microphone and headset microphone input vocals simultaneously.
• When using only one PC for live streaming and wanting to simultaneously input PC system audio, turn on the "LOOPBACK" function.

5. BT Connection

1. Turn on the BT function using the BT button; the BT button light will flash.

2. Search for the device in your smartphone's BT menu, find "G10 MIXER", and select it to connect.

3. Once successfully connected, the BT button light will remain on.

4. Play accompaniment music from your phone's music player after setting up the mixer.

5. Open live streaming software on your smartphone or computer.

WARM TIPS:

• BT connection is limited to a distance of 10 meters. Keep the device within range.
• Avoid areas with strong signal interference.
• BT feature is solely for accompaniment music playback.

6. Custom Mode Settings

Customize desired voice effects by setting microphone EQ, pitch, timbre, reverb, reverb mode, voice changer mode, and all volumes. Save these settings using the "Custom Mode Storage" button.

Switching Saved Custom Modes: Short press the "Custom Mode/Factory Reset" button to cycle through saved Custom Modes. The display screen will show the serial number of the selected Custom Mode.

Saving Custom Sound Modes:

1. Optionally, delete previously saved Custom Sound Modes using the "Custom Mode Delete" button.
2. Adjust sound EQ and effects, including Hi, Mid, Low, Timbre, Pitch, Autotune, Reverb modes, Reverb, Voice Changers, and all volumes.
3. Short press the "Custom Mode Storage" button to save the Custom Sound Mode. The display screen will show the serial number (from 01 to 19) of the saved Custom Mode. Up to 19 modes can be saved.

7. Noise Treatment

Noise Reduction Function: Use the "Denoise" button to filter background noise if your room has significant ambient noise.

Low Input and High Output: Reduce the microphone input volume on the G10 audio console (to minimize noise) and then amplify the output volume using the "Main Output" fader. This provides a compression-like effect.

Adjust Microphone Sensitivity: If your microphone has a sensitivity adjustment knob, lower the pickup range and volume to reduce background noise.

Microphone Placement: Condenser microphones are sensitive and have a wide pickup range, potentially capturing background noise. Use in a quiet environment and place the microphone away from noise sources like fans, air conditioner vents, or desktop computer main units.

Close to the Microphone: In louder ambient noise conditions, position the microphone closer to the sound source to improve the signal-to-noise ratio and reduce recorded ambient noise.

Do Not Use While Charging: Avoid using the device while charging to prevent current sound interference.

Filter Noise on Live Streaming Software: Utilize noise suppression and noise gate features in software like OBS Studio.

Acoustic Treatment: Implement room treatments such as sound-absorbing foam, heavy curtains, thick carpets, sofas, or bookcases to reduce room reflections, reverb, and echo.

Sound Quality Note: The G10 audio console is designed for live streaming, online podcasting, and similar applications. Its sound quality is not intended to match professional studio mixers.

8. Charging

NOTE: Low power or imminent power depletion will cause increased noise. Charge the mixer as soon as possible.

Charging can be done using a computer, power adapter, or power bank via the USB-C port.

9. Tuning Settings Recommend

9.1 Karaoke Settings Recommend

Refer to the diagram for recommended settings for Karaoke.

9.2 Live Streaming Settings Recommend

Refer to the diagram for recommended settings for Live Streaming.

Since everyone's voice is different, it is recommended to wear monitoring headphones to adjust microphone EQ, reverb, pitch, and timbre. The mixer's sound mode storage function allows you to save your settings and switch to them using the Custom Mode button.

10. Technical Parameter

11. Troubleshooting (FAQ)

1. Q: The device does not work, or there is no sound suddenly.
   Answer: The battery is dead; please connect to a USB cable to charge before use.
2. Q: There is a lot of noise during live streaming.
   Answer:
   • a. Check if the headset is inserted correctly; unplug and reinsert.
   • b. Ensure the earphone is plugged into the correct port.
   • c. Reduce microphone input volume and turn on the noise reduction function.
   • d. Check if the battery is low; charge it promptly.
   • e. If using a PC, some laptops have interfering sound cards; try unplugging the computer's charging cable.
3. Q: The microphone has no sound.
   Answer:
   • a. Check the mic cable insertion and orientation. Try a different microphone cable to rule out faults.
   • b. Ensure the microphone volume is not turned down to minimum. Monitor and gradually increase the mic volume.
4. Q: The live streaming sound is small or silent.
   Answer:
   • a. Verify the live cable is plugged into the correct live streaming port.
   • b. Replace the audio or USB cable to check for faults.
   • c. Ensure the Main Output fader is turned up.
   • d. Test if your phone can record audio, then try live streaming again.
5. Q: The audience can't hear the music during live streaming.
   Answer:
   • a. Ensure the USB cable is plugged into the charging port; use the correct configuration cable.
   • b. Check if the "Dry/Wet" button is set to wet recording mode; dry recording mode only outputs microphone audio.
   • c. Confirm the "LOOPBACK" function is turned ON when live streaming or recording on PC.
6. Q: The sound is not normal.
   Answer:
   • a. Switch the sound mode to "original sound mode" to disable pitch-shifting effects.
   • b. Ensure the earphone is correctly inserted into the headset port.
7. Q: Cannot be used with a guitar.
   Answer: Connect to the 3.5 mm "INST" jack. For a 6.35 mm plug, use a 6.35 mm to 3.5 mm adapter or connect to the "LINE IN" jack (guitar input volume can only be adjusted by the Mic knob).
8. Q: Auto Ducking function not working.
   Answer: This function works for podcasts or live streaming with music, not for voice calls.

12. Warm Tips

• Do not charge the audio console during live streaming.
• Charge the audio console before first use.
• If not used for a long period, charge the audio console every 3 months.
• Charging is possible when the power is off.
• Do not charge for extended periods. Stop charging when the battery is full to avoid overcharging.
• BT connection is limited by distance; keep the device within range to avoid interference.
• BT feature is for accompaniment music playback only.
• When using a desktop computer or laptop for live streaming or accompaniment, ensure the "Loopback" function is turned ON so viewers can hear your voice and PC sound.
• The mixer is an entertainment audio interface with mixer and sound card functions, designed for live streaming, podcasting, recording, and other content creation. Its audio quality is not comparable to professional mixers.