Audio Mixer

When should I use the included ground loop isolator? When connecting multiple pieces of active (powered) audio equipment together, they can have different ground potentials, creating what is called a ground loop. This includes both devices with their own power supplies, as well as those powered by t

1. Connect the Audio Mixer to your PC or Mac using the included USB-C to USB-A cable. 2. Connect a pair of headphones or the headphone jack of a headset to the 3.5mm headphone port. 3. Connect a pair of powered speakers or a recording device/computer to the 3.5mm headphone port. 4. Connect a device

The part number / SKU is highlighted in the image below. The product info sticker shown is on the underside of the audio mixer.

A. 48V Phantom Power Button B. XLR 1/4" Microphone Gain Control C. 3.5mm Microphone Gain Control D. 3.5mm Line-in gain Control E. XLR 1/4" Clip Indicator F. XLR 1/4" Signal Indicator G. XLR 1/4" Mute Button H. 3.5mm Microphone Mute Button I. 3.5mm Line-in Mute Button J. Input VU Meter K. Line-Out Vo

Controls and Indicators48V Phantom Power Button Push the button to toggle 48V phantom power for the XLR microphone input on or off, indicated by the 48V LED. To prevent hearing a loud pop, the XLR microphone input will mute briefly when phantom power is turned off. XLR / 1/4" Microphone, 3.5mm Micro

HyperX Audio Mixer Quick Start Guide

Setting Up With PC Optional: to enable Audio Mixer's ASIO low latency support, please download and install the Audio Mixer drivers from the HyperX support site. Upon first connection, Windows will usually set the Audio Mixer as the default device for playback and recording. If these settings are cha

Installing Optional ASIO Drivers To enable Audio Mixer's ASIO low latency support, please download here to install the Audio Mixer drivers. 1. Ensure that Audio Mixer has a USB connection to your PC. 2. Extract all files from the .zip archive. 3. Open Setup.exe. 4. Follow the installation wizard to