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Setup
Microphone Settings
1. HW Meter: This button changes the Mic LED/fader on the hardware to show what the mic gain is to aid in setting the
optimal gain level. Unticking this button or exiting the setup page will toggle back to normal mic fader mode and turn off
the mic LED at the top of the page.
2. Phantom Power: This toggles phantom power on or off, providing power to condenser microphones. Condenser
microphones require phantom power. Dynamic microphones and headsets do not require phantom power.
3. Boost: This knob adjusts the amount of digital gain applied to the incoming mic signal. If you are using a low gain mic
(like a SHURE SM7B or ElectroVoice RE20) you will need to use the Boost knob. You can change the BOOST level from
Off to +24 dB. Check OBS or other software you're using to make sure that your mic signal isn’t clipping.
4. EQ (On/Off): This turns on or off the EQ settings for the incoming mic signal.
5. EQ: This three-band equalizer helps to adjust the low, mid (with a sweepable mid frequency to boost/cut the signal to
find the “sweet spot”), and hi frequencies to achieve a good sound mix.
6. Compressor (On/Off): This turns on or off the Compressor effect for the incoming mic signal.
7. Compressor: This knob reduces the loudest parts of the audio signal and makes the quieter parts sound louder. It
actively changes the dynamic range of the mic signal by automatically reducing its level if it exceeds a certain level.
8. Noise Gate (On/Off): This turns on or off the Noise Gate effect for the incoming mic signal.
9. Noise Gate: This knob can be used to reduce hum or unwanted background noise from the incoming mic signal.
10. De-esser: This knob can be used to reduce the amount of sibilance (S, F, X, SH, and soft C’s sounds) common in
vocals.
11. HPF: This (High-Pass Filter) knob can be used to remove unwanted low-end rumbles. This knob is useful for removing
the keyboard and desk impact noises.
Mute Button
The Stream, Chat, Alt, Main Out, Phones, and Sampler outputs each have an icon which
can be toggled on or off. Toggling them on indicates that the MUTE will mute the
microphone's signal to that output when engaged.
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