MAONO G1 Neo Gaming Audio Mixer Audio Interface with XLR Input & 48V | RGB, Bluetooth, 4 custom soundpads, live streaming, podcasting, voice effects, PS5, TikTok live, PC streams, gamers, creators

The Maono G1 NEO is truly a versatile audio mixer, clean sound with unique features I need to make my audio feed seamless and professional. The overall build is tidy and solid. The connection inputs and build are solid and firm. There are no drops from the line’s inputs. It works off USB power and functions flawlessly. I produce education training videos and I’m constantly making and updating these. This has helped me to improve the audio by adding sound effects and music. I’ve had this for a week and here is the test: pre-recorded voice narration is connected to the iPhone via the G1 NEO Bluetooth and the music/sound effects are connected to a Mac desktop. Monitor headphones are connected to the G1 NEO. The audio is recorded on the MacAir. (I’ll use the audio to overlay a video in iMovie). The audio feed is clean and since I’m inputting two sound sources, each device’s controls the volume level: voice is consistent and music/sound effects are adjusted. Monitor headphones are connected to the G1 NEO. PROS: The versatility of the G1 NEO is perfect for my needs. Bluetooth connects flawlessly. The Reverb is excellent and added just enough depth for the narrative track recorded separately. There is no lag in monitored sound. In fact, the sound quality and depth of tones are crisp and clear. CONS: Not really a con but I don’t have the need for the changing light patterns. It has a “cute factor”, and I turned it off to be less distracting. In the future, I plan to do live voice overs while adding a music/sound effects working on video productions. Although I haven’t had time to test it out, I plan to use an XLR microphone and an external power supply. I’ll update this review when it all happens. In conclusion, the Maono G1 NEO is an excellent device to blend audio sources for a more professional presentation on an instructor’s budget. Have fun!

First Impressions: The MAONO G1 NEO is an absolute beast for its price. Right out of the box, it feels premium, and the feature set is insane for what you pay. Coming from the FIFINE SC3, this feels like a massive upgrade—more polished, more powerful, and packed with tools that actually elevate your audio game. Standout Features: ✅ Sidechain Compression (Ducking): This is a game-changer for streamers. The G1 NEO lets your voice automatically lower background music (like a DJ effect), keeping your commentary clear without manually adjusting sliders. Perfect for professional-sounding streams. ✅ Built-in Noise Reduction (Low/High Modes): The noise suppression is shockingly good—even with an XLR mic, it eliminates background noise (keyboard clicks, AC hum, etc.). A huge step up from the SC3, which lacks this entirely. ✅ Vocal Reverb & Voice Changer: The reverb adds depth to your voice (great for immersion), and while the voice changer is fun (not Roblox-level but decent), it’s a nice bonus. The SC3’s "electric autotune" feels dated in comparison. ✅ 4 Loopbacks & Easy Controls: Flexible routing for multiple audio sources (game, music, mic, etc.), and the physical knobs make adjustments intuitive. No software headaches! Why It’s Worth It: For the price (especially during sales), the G1 NEO punches way above its weight. It fixes the SC3’s shortcomings (no reverb, no noise suppression, no sidechain) while adding pro-level features. If you’re on a budget but want "premium" audio control, this is it.

Very impressed with this audio mixer. Very easy to use and is compatible with everything I own. All the features and settings are great and is a good addition to my setup. However 2 flaws that stuck out to me are that sometimes the lights for noise reducer/voice change/direct monitor flicker. It seems to be random and not a deal breaker. Another nitpick is that the faders don't fade very smoothly when brining it down below 3, they just abruptly mute which seems quite useless when there are built in mute buttons. It's a very small thing but quite annoying when trying to lower audio precisely and it cuts off. Other than that, everything works as intended and works great with my microphones and computer.

I've been using this mixer both through bluetooth for my iphone as well as on my desktop, and I gotta say, it's been pretty great for my streaming setup. To start off, the packaging and unboxing experience is very nice and simple. It comes with the two cables that you would need, and I keep mine plugged into my desktop even when I use it via bluetooth for Tiktok streaming. The voice-changing feature is a blast, but I don’t use it too much to be honest. It advertises custom sound effects, but because you have to set it up through the mixer itself instead of a software on the computer, it’s a bit of a hassle, but still very doable. The most useful one was probably the noise reducer, since it works pretty well actually, I would say almost as good as the discord noise suppression options. I'm not the most crazy about tech aside from streaming, but setting up and using this mixer was very straightforward. The interface is intuitive, and I love the one-click mute and loopback functions since they make managing my audio during live sessions so much easier. The Bluetooth input is a neat addition too; I can easily add background music or other audio sources without a hassle. I used my crinacle zero:reds plugged in with an iem cable that had a microphone and I had no issues with using it. Aesthetically, the mixer fits right into my gaming setup. I have it next to my stream deck, and the Maono is much bigger, but still looks great aside it. I'll have a photo of the size comparison to my small stream deck. The RGB lighting is customizable, adding a nice touch without being too flashy. Despite it being much bigger than the stream deck it still doesn't take up much desk space, and it also feels solid and well-built. The rounded buttons are super cute and they feel squishy yet tactile when pressing down on them. All in all, this is a pretty solid addition to my streaming gear. It’s really simple to set up and relatively cheap! If you're looking to up your streaming game without breaking the bank, I'd definitely recommend giving this mixer a shot.

I have usb audio mixers for music production, but having this for gaming is perfect for me. I hooked up my music condenser mic , sounds great, voice changer is fun , and 4 assignable buttons for little voice clips. Works fine. The mic preamp is efficient enough , I can place a condenser mic maybe about 8-10 inches from my face and raise the gain know and it picks up my voice. One caveat, that maybe I didn't research well enough but never got to work. Is the bluetooth. Now I don't know if your going to use a wireless headset just be aware ... I couldn't get my bt headset to work. Idc . Not a big deal, as I prefer wired but damn. Otherwise I'm not replacing it or lookin at others, it works just fine for my needs

This mixer balances sound beautifully, ensures my voice is clear and rich, and makes every interaction—whether streaming or recording—feel polished and top-tier. It’s easy to use and integrates perfectly with my equipment. This device combines functionality, style, and ease of use in one compact package. Here’s what makes it a must-have: 1. The Noise Reducer – A BIIIIG Plus! ( I can't exaggerate this enough). It’s an absolute lifesaver! Whether I’m streaming, or doing voice overs, it effortlessly eliminates background noise, making my audio sound crisp and professional. 2. The voice changers are such a fun addition! It’s a feature I didn’t know I needed until now. 3. The ability to record my own sound effects is incredible. 4. Of course, no gaming gear is complete without RGB lighting, and the MAONO mixer doesn’t disappoint. The lights are vibrant, customizable, and fit seamlessly into my setup’s aesthetic. Highly recommended for anyone who values great sound and a stylish setup!

I'll keep the review brief. In short: it didn't work well enough for my purposes. I'm sure it's fine for a streamer who needs all its RGB sound effects, but as a basic audio mixer it wasn't adequate. I needed a different audio interface. I had been using the Focusrite Vocaster One, but I wanted something that had a separate volume adjustment for the background music. With the Vocaster, you have to use the volume control on the attached phone/tablet to adjust the volume of the music. The MAONO Gaming Audio Mixer seemed to fit the bill, plus it has Bluetooth, which would remove a cable from my setup. The MAONO unit looks nice. I have no use for the RGB lighting, soundpad, or voice changer, so those are essentially wasted buttons for me. The Bluetooth was easy to setup. Can't complain about the audio quality overall, as I assume most interfaces in this price range use the same audio circuits. Where I felt the MAONO let me down was the audio faders. There are four on the unit: microphone, aux/Bluetooth, mic gain, and headphones. All of them have what MAONO calls "0-100 step-less adjustment," but that's a contradiction in terms. It's not step-less. There are, I assume, 100 steps and it's just not enough, especially at low volumes. I was unable to make the background music smoothly fade out. It was either silent or too loud, with nothing in between. That's a shortcoming of digital faders with only 100 steps. Unfortunately, I'm going to set this unit aside. All I needed was a fader for the music that I could control without fiddling with the phone, but its digital fader wasn't up to the task. Three stars because it's probably a good unit for someone with different needs, but it just didn't work for me.

Works well, the integrated voices are absolutely awful, but it makes it part of the charm, the IO is super user friendly, and all of the dials are super responsive to volume control on both mic and headphones.

„Mama ich möchte ein Gaming Youtubevideo machen. Kannst du mir helfen?“ So startete für mich vor ein paar Tagen eine Reise an der ich euch jetzt etwas Teilhaben lassen möchte. Etwas Neues Ausprobieren? Etwas lernen und Erfahrungen sammeln? Dafür! Direkt eine Bank ausrauben müssen, um die in eventuelles Hobby überhaupt mal ausprobieren zu können? Dagegen! Ziel ist es vorhandene Hardware zu verwenden und mit möglichst geringem Kostenaufwand zum Ziel zu kommen. Qualität ist zweitrangig. Es ist gut möglich, das Kind nach eine, Video sagt: „Super das Video hat Spaß gemacht. Hacken auf die Liste, brauche ich nicht mehr.“ Vorhandene Hardware - iPad 10 Generation - Nintendo Switch mit Docking Station - Ugreen Video Capture Card - Kostenlose App Camo Studio Yay, Switchgameplay wird erfolgreich übertragen und aufgenommen. Nicht ganz so yay, das iPad kann nur eine Audioquelle. Es gibt also entweder den Game Sound oder die Mikrofon Aufnahme. Blöd! Bevor jemand sagt, am PC geht das aber, weiß ich. Kind hat aber keinen PC sondern nur das (Schul) iPad. Wie also bekommt man Game Sound und Micro als eine Audioquelle ins iPad? Mit einem Audio Interface oder Mixer. Auf dem Papier hört sich der Maono G1 Gaming Mixer toll an. Headset Port (ein paar EarPods gibt es hier im Haushalt auch noch) und wenn später gewünscht kann auch ein richtiges Mikro angeschlossen werden. Audio in über Bluetooth oder Aux Port. Bietet Sidechain, Soundpads, Noise reducer, Mute Buttons für Musik und Mikrofon, Funktioniert ohne Treiber an iOS, Android, Windows und Mac usw. Egal ob mehr Videos gedreht werden und die Hardware nach und nach aufgerüstet wird, oder ob später einfach andere Sachen Podcast, Hörspielaufnehmen usw getestet werden, auf dem Papier hat man für kleines Geld einen guten Start Punkt zum lernen ausprobieren und Kreativ sein. Ja, alle diese Funktionen funktionieren auch. Aber! Zumindest das Gerät, das ich bekommen habe brummt. Ich habe verschiedene Kabel getestet, verschiedene Mikrofone, habe es an mein iPad, meinen privaten Mac und an meinen Firmen Windows Pc angeschlossen, habe als Audioquelle die Switch, die Stereoanlage, das Handy sowohl über Lightning Adapter, als auch Bluetooth getestet. Ich habe den Mixer über den Powerd Hub, als auch direkt angeschlossen. Mit extra Stromkabel und ohne. Wir haben uns sogar einen Ground Loop Isolator geliehen und es damit getestet, um das Brummen in den Griff zu bekommen. Keine Chance. Das Ergebnis ist immer gleich. Ein Absolut nervtötendes Brummen und Knacken. Ich weiß nicht, ob mein Gerät einfach nur defekt ist, ich zu wenig Ahnung habe um es richtig zu bedienen oder ob es wirklich so schlecht ist. Wir schicken es auf jedenfalls zurück. Update 07.06.2024 Der Maono Support hat sich super schnell mit mir in Verbindung gesetzt. Nachdem wir noch einmal durchgegangen sind, was ich bereits getestet habe, wurde mir ein neues Gerät zur Verfügung gestellt. Und siehe da, angeschlossen und der Ton ist da. Ohne Störgeräusche! Funktionier am iPad und am Mac. Mit Windows konnte ich noch nicht testen. Audio in Bluetooth funktioniert in allen Kombinationen. iPhone und Sterioanlage funktionieren über den Auxport wunderbar. Bei der Switch gibt es über den Auxport ein minimales Rauschen. Den Ground Loop Isolator hatte ich bereits zurück gegeben, ich bin mir aber sicher, das der das Problem in den Griff bekommen würde. Das die Switch bei der Ausgabe über Externe Lautsprecher manchmal Probleme macht, ist allgemein bekannt. Ich hoffe, das ich mir den im laufe der Woche nochmal ausleihen kann. Der Test wird dann ergänzt. Als Micro konnte ich gestern nur unser altes Klinken Headset testen, da ich alle Leihgeräte für den letzten Test bereits zurückgegeben hatte. Der Sprache war für mich klar verständlich. Bei der Funktion Noise Reduktion hatte ich ich dieses Mal deutliche Aussetzer. Das mag aber am Mico liegen. Auch hier würde ich sobald ich nochmal ein andere Micro zum testen habe, die Ergebnisse nachreichen. Ob die Soundqualität für anspruchsvolle Profis dauerhaft reicht, kann ich nicht beurteilen. Mein Ziel bei der Auswahl war es, ohne großen Kostenaufwand zu Starten und nur bei langfristigem Interesse des Kindes nach und nach die Hardware aufzurüsten. Ein Familienausflug in den Zoo oder ins Kino ist teurer, und der Mixer bietet als Sommerferienprojekt jede Menge Möglichkeiten, kreativ zu sein und etwas Neues zu lernen! Und bevor jemand fragt, warum ein Kind schon YouTube Videos machen muß, ich helfe lieber jetzt, wo er fragt, und wir können zusammen Regeln durchgehen und festlegen, als das ich Nein sage und dann wird es heimlich ohne Aufsicht gemacht.

Qualité au top, fais largement et correctement son taff, parfais sur ps5

Recibí la Maono Maonocaster G1 Neo para mejorar la calidad de mis grabaciones y transmisiones en vivo, y no podría estar más satisfecho. Es un producto compacto, fácil de usar y con una calidad de sonido impresionante. Lo que más me ha gustado: Excelente calidad de audio: El sonido es limpio y profesional, ideal tanto para podcasts como para grabaciones musicales o streams. Controles intuitivos: Todo está al alcance y es muy fácil de ajustar, incluso si no tienes experiencia con mezcladoras. Efectos y presets: Los efectos incorporados son un plus para personalizar tu contenido y darle un toque único. Portabilidad: Su diseño compacto permite llevarla a cualquier lado sin problema. Además, la construcción es robusta y se nota que han cuidado hasta el más mínimo detalle. La recomiendo 100% a cualquier creador de contenido que quiera dar un salto de calidad sin gastar una fortuna. ¡Un producto excelente con una relación calidad precio muy buena!

I love this audio mixer works well on my Windows PC and my Mac PC too, I recommend this product, thank you, Cheers.

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