Synido Live 100 MK2 Audio Interface Sound Card Podcast Equipment

Product Information

• The Synido Live 100 is a portable podcasting studio equipment featuring a DJ mixer, audio interface, and mixer, suitable for live streaming, recording, and gaming.
• It comes with a high-performance digital DSP chip, adjustable control knobs, and a computer control panel for precise sound control.

Product Usage Instructions

• Connect the Live 100 to your PC using the USB-C Data Cable.
• Use the ON/OFF switch (1) to power the device on or off.
• Use the control knobs on the top panel to adjust microphone volume, bass, treble, reverb intensity, line input/instrument volume, live streaming volume, BGM volume, and other sound effects.
• MIC1: 3.5mm microphone interface for electret condenser microphones.
• MIC2: XLR microphone interface for 48V large-diaphragm condenser microphones.
• MIC3: 6.35mm microphone interface for dynamic microphones.
• Built-in Lithium battery for portability.
• Bluetooth 5.0 connectivity.
• One-key reverberation, sound change, dodge, noise reduction, electronic sound, mute, and accompaniment features.

OVERVIEW

Product Introduction

• Synido Live 100 is a portable, one-stop podcasting studio equipment with a DJ mixer, audio interface, and mixer.
• It is mainly used for live streaming, PC recording, and gaming.
• It is equipped with a built-in high-performance digital DSP chip, rich adjustment control knobs, and a computer control panel for fine control of sound details.

Product Registration

• Go to Synido.com/support/product-registration or scan the QR code to activate your Synido warranty now!
• Make sure to have your basic purchase information with you (Date, Order Number, and Vendor).
• Synido offers a full one-year warranty upon sign-up. Make sure to sign up within 90 days of purchase.

Features

• Drive-free design, plug and play
• Metal case, noise shielding
• DSP chip, digital reverbs
• 48V power supply, professional recording
• One-key reverberation, one-key sound change
• One-key dodge, one-key noise reduction
• One-key electronic sound, one-key mute
• One-key accompaniment, Bluetooth 5.0
• Rich interface, multi-player performance
• Control panel, simple and practical
• Simultaneous live broadcasting with three mobile phones
• 9 commonly customizable BGM sound effects
• Built-in Lithium battery

Specifications

• Product Model: Live 100
• Weight: 1050g
• Channel: 2In/2Out
• SNR: ≥96dB(Record), ≥105dB(music)
• THD+N: ≤0.1%(Record), ≤0.005%(music)
• Maximum Output Power: 125mW, 32ΩEarphone
• Size: 255*216*62mm
• Sample Rate: 16bit/44.1KHz
• Dynamic Range: 105dB

Box Content

Precautions

1. Avoid strong collisions and do not drop the device.
2. The device will be corroded by liquids, causing malfunctions, short circuits, or incorrect operation. Please use a soft, dry cloth to wipe the liquid spilled on the device.
3. Do not expose the device to the sun or place it in extreme environments such as high temperatures and poor ventilation. Overheating may cause the device to malfunction.
4. When the product is not in use, please turn off the power and store it in a dry and ventilated place.
5. Please use the original audio cable and data cable of the product.
6. When connecting or removing various cables, please take the connectors and do not pull the cables to avoid short circuits or damage to the device.
7. Do not disassemble or modify without authorization, and any product function and safety issues arising therefrom shall be borne by the customer.
8. Under normal conditions of use, the body will generate slight heat, which is normal.

Attention: Please do not connect a 5V power microphone to the 48V power microphone port. There is a risk of damaging the microphone.

Customer Support

• For more FAQs, visit Support Center: Synido.com/support or scan the QR code or email us through cs@synido.com. WE WILL RESPOND WITHIN 24 HOURS

HARDWARE FEATURES

Back View

1. ON/OFF: Main power switch.
2. CHARGING: 5V 2A
3. PC: USB Type-C cable interface, supporting connection with computer/ phone.
4. LINE OUT: 3.5mm speaker interface, supporting connection with external passive speaker/speaker power amplifier.
5. HEADPHONE: 6.35mm headphone jack, supporting connection with monitor headphones.
6. HEADSET: 3.5mm headset interface, supporting connection with headset/ in-ear headset or monitor headphones.
7. LINE1/2: 3.5mm live broadcasting interface, supporting connection with an external mobile phone/tablet for live broadcasting
8. LINE IN: 3.5mm accompaniment interface, supporting external accompaniment sound source, and mobile accompaniment input.
9. INST: 6.35mm musical instrument interface, supporting musical instrument input such as electric guitar and electronic keyboard.
10. MIC1: MIC1: 3.5mm microphone interface, supporting connection with an electret condenser microphone.
11. MIC2: XLR microphone interface, supporting connection with a 48V large-diaphragm condenser microphone.
12. MIC3: 6.35mm microphone interface, supporting connection with a dynamic microphone.

Top View

1. MIC VOL: Local microphone volume adjustment.
2. BASS: Microphone low-frequency compensation adjustment.
3. TREBLE: Microphone high-frequency compensation adjustment.
4. REVERB: intensity adjustment.
5. LINE IN/INST: Line input, instrument input volume adjustment.
6. LIVE VOL: Live streaming and 2 customized BGM sound effects volume adjustments.
7. BGM VOL: 9 kinds of BGM warm-up sound effect volume adjustment.
8. REC VOL: Volume adjustment for USB-C recording to computer.
9. LINE OUT VOL: Volume adjustment to Speakers..
10. MONITOR: Local Monitor volume adjustment.
11. ELECTRO: Turn on and off the electronic sound, short-press to switch the 12 electronic sound keys selection.
12. REVERB TYPE: Reverberation selection: LIVE/MC/SING/CHAT/HOST/MIX DRY.
13. BGM: 9 kinds of customized effects. Long-press the CUSTOMIZE button, and you can define the BGM with the microphone recording audio. The ELECTRO lights synchronously display the recording time, and the maximum duration is 15 seconds.
    Release button, recording complete.
14. VOICE CHANGER: When the button light is on, the VOICE CHANGER takes effect: BOY/GIRL/CHILD/WARCRAFT/ROBOT/phone.
15. 48V: The orange indicator lighting up indicates the 48V phantom power being engaged.
16. DE NOISE: Short-press the button to switch the level of denoise. 3 levels to set the denoise. It will indicate blue, green, and red lights separately from the first level to the third level.
17. DUCKING: When the button light is on, the computer or other input accompaniment gives way for the microphone to pick up the sound, and the microphone sound is emphasized. When the microphone is not picking up the sound, the accompaniment will continue to play.
18. DIRECT: Real-time monitoring.
19. LOOP BACK: Mix the audio played by the computer with the volume input from the microphone/instrument of the sound card and output it to the computer.
20. BT: If the orange indicator light is steady on, it means that the Bluetooth is connected. If it is flashing, it means that the Bluetooth is not connected. If it is off, it means that the Bluetooth is turned off.

APPLICATION SCENARIOS

Single Or Multi-person Computer Karaoke/Live Broadcast

1. HEADSET + COMPUTER
2. MICROPHONE + HEADPHONE + COMPUTER
3. MICROPHONE + COMPUTER + SPEAKER + MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

Synido Live 100 can be compatible with all kinds of microphones thanks to three different types of microphone interfaces, supporting a connection with 4 microphones simultaneously

Live Broadcast Through Mobile Phone

1. MICROPHONE + HEADPHONE + COMPUTER + MOBILE PHONE
2. MICROPHONE + HEADPHONE + COMPUTER + PHONE1 + PHONE2z
3. MICROPHONE + HEADPHONE+ USB POWER DELIVERY + PHONE1 + PHONE2

Solo Stage Performance

• MICROPHONE + HEADPHONE + USB POWER DELIVERY + SPEAKER + MOBILE PHONE + MUSICAL INSTRUMENT

PC CONTROL PANEL

PC Control Panel

Synido Live 100 PC Control Panel can be downloaded on: www.synido.com/support/downloads
This application will let you manage all the special functions that are not directly accessible on the Synido Live 100 device.
These include:

• Play and save the recording or settings
• Accurately enter the number to set the volume
• Setting dodge speed/threshold/level
• Setting denoise level
• Setting the vocal cut level
• The software is compatible with Windows 7+ and Mac OSX 10.8+.
• In order to use the software, you must connect the Synido Live 100.

Download and Installation Of Mac Software
User Manual – PC Control Panel – 11
STEP 1: SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD
Please go to the official website to download the installation program: www.synido.com/support/downloads
STEP 2: SOUND CARD CONNECTION Connect the PC interface to the computer using the USB-C cable included in the package.
STEP 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Double-click the downloaded driver and follow the instructions to install it.

STEP 4: SYSTEM SETTINGS
After confirming that Synido Live 100 has been recognized by the computer, go to SYSTEM PREFERENCES → SOUND → OUTPUT/INPUT, find the audio device list in the above position, and select Synido Live 100 as your input and output device.

Download and Installation of Windows software
STEP 1: SOFTWARE DOWNLOAD
Please go to the official website to download the installation program: www.synido.com/support/downloads
STEP 2: SOUND CARD CONNECTION
Connect the PC interface to the computer using the USB-C cable included in the package.
STEP 3: SOFTWARE INSTALLATION
Double-click the downloaded driver and follow the instructions to install it.

STEP 4: SYSTEM SETTINGS
After confirming that the device has been recognized by the computer, right-click the speaker in the system tray, open the SOUND SETTINGS, find the audio device list, and select Synido Live 100 as your input and output device.

RETURNS & WARRANTY

Synido One-Year Limited Warranty Policy

• All warranties begin from the date the product is purchased. If a product and its accessories develop a fault during the warranty and the fault are due to a quality issue rather than your own breakage or misuse then Synido will repair, replace or refund your product at its own discretion. Defective items MUST BE reported and returned to us within the warranty period (and in the original packaging, if possible).
• You must tell us what the defect is provide pictures and videos. Shipping charges may apply, depending on the location. Synido does not warrant against normal wear and tear, nor damage caused by accident or abuse. To fix such an issue will be charged extra service fee. Synido assumes no liability for any accident, injury, death, loss, or other claim related to or resulting from the use of this product. You should bear the shipping fee of returning the product to us, and we offer free shipping of your replacement or exchange product.

After One-Year Warranty

• For post-warranty repair, the procedure is the same as outlined in the One-Year Limited Warranty. However, you are responsible for shipping charges both ways and the current price of parts. used in the repair.

Return Instructions

• Cut out the RMA FORM on Page 16 and include the completed RMA Form in your packager along with the items. to begin the return process. We recommend selecting a trackable shipping method and insuring the package. Return shipping costs are the responsibility of the customer.
• Please do not return any hardware back to Synido without a valid and authorized Return Material Authorization (RMA) number.
• In the instance of Synido giveaways, gift, contest, and promotional items, the products cannot be returned for cash value or store credit.

RETURN MATERIAL AUTHORIZATION (RMA) FORM

• Please use the form below for returns and complete all of the sections so we can promptly process your return. Contact Synido Technical Support cs@synido.com to request an RMA number.

SERVICE & SUPPORT

FAQ

• Q: Why is there no sound when playing music on the computer?
  • A: Check if the computer audio input and output device is equipped with this device.
  • Check if the headphone connection is to the corresponding jack of the sound card.
  • Check if the headphone is fully inserted into the jack.
  • Check if the headphone volume is at the minimum.

Q: Why the indicator does not light up after the device connects to the computer?

A: Please check if the USB port of the device is properly plugged in.

Q: Why is there no sound from the microphone?

A: Check the working mode of the sound card; the microphone is silent in the music mode. Check if the microphone volume knob adjusts to the minimum. Check if the monitor volume knob adjusts to the minimum; Check if the 48V power supply switch of the large-diaphragm microphone is turned on.

Q: Why is there no sound in the live broadcast on the mobile phone, but the mobile audio is played out?

A: Check if the connecting cable corresponds to the sound card function interface. Check if the mobile phone recognizes the audio device. Replug the cable corresponding to the mobile phone live broadcast.

Documents / Resources

Synido Live 100 MK2 Audio Interface Sound Card Podcast Equipment [pdf] User Manual Live 100 MK2 Audio Interface Sound Card Podcast Equipment, Live 100 MK2, Audio Interface Sound Card Podcast Equipment, Sound Card Podcast Equipment, Card Podcast Equipment, Podcast Equipment

References

• User Manual