1. Basics
The Basics section includes the most commonly used features, such as Recorder, Gain, Headphone volume, Monitor Output selection, and Bluetooth switch.
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Microphone Gain
The gain supports 0-20 level adjustment. You can adjust the microphone gain according to your usage habits. Typically, if you are farther away, the gain needs to be set higher. If you are closer, a smaller gain can also achieve an appropriate volume level.
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Headphone Volume
The headphone volume supports 0-100 level adjustment. You can adjust the headphone volume according to your usage habits.
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Monitor Output
Check the audio sources you wish to monitor from the current microphone. In different creative scenarios, you can flexibly adjust the monitor output configuration. After checking the corresponding device option, the audio from that device will be output through the headphone monitor.
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Bluetooth Switch
DM40 Live Gen2 features Bluetooth Backing Track functionality. Turn on Bluetooth and find the "Maono DM40 Live" device to stream Bluetooth accompaniment.
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The accompaniment played from the Bluetooth device can be output to the audience or recording device along with the microphone audio.
2. Scenes
The software provides four preset scene modes: Chat, Sing, Game, and Recording. Each scene is matched with targeted audio feature combinations. You can switch scenes with one click according to your current usage needs, freely adjust various parameters, and create your own personalized sound profile.
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● Chat: Adapted for various voice communication scenarios such as livestream co-hosting, online meetings, daily voice chat, and team-up gaming. Supports Noise Cancellation, Ducking, Compressor, Limiter, and preset EQ adjustment, ensuring clear and clean vocals for smooth and natural communication.
● Sing: Designed for livestream singing, online karaoke, song recording, and other vocal performance needs. Provides Reverberation, Noise Cancellation, Compressor, Limiter, and preset EQ adjustment, enriching vocal layers and spatial sense to easily deliver professional singing quality.
● Game: Built for team-up gaming, teammate communication, and game streaming. Equipped with a full set of features including Noise Cancellation, Ducking, Compressor, Limiter, and preset EQ, ensuring clear and stable voice communication while unlocking fun sound effects for an immersive experience.
● Recording : Adapted for professional recording needs such as audio recording, audiobooks, and narration/voiceover. Offers full-dimensional adjustment including Noise Cancellation, Ducking, Compressor, Limiter, and preset EQ, delivering high-quality recording output.
Scene Parameters Saving
The parameter configurations of the four scenes are independent and saved separately. All audio effects and parameter settings adjusted in any scene will be automatically synced and saved to the corresponding scene. When switching scenes, the system will automatically load the historical configuration of that scene, allowing you to quickly switch to the corresponding usage state without repeated adjustments.
Noise Cancellation
DM40 Live Gen2 Noise Cancellation provides three modes: Slight, Moderate, and Aggressive. You can select the appropriate level based on the current ambient noise conditions.
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You can also switch to the Customize noise cancellation mode. DM40 Live Gen2 provides 10 levels of adjustment.
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Reverberation
DM40 Live Gen2 provides you with reverberation functionality, supporting Preset Reverb and Custom Reverb.
● Preset Reverb: The product presets 10 reverb levels, allowing you to quickly adjust the reverb level according to your personal needs.
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● Custom Reverb: If the preset effects do not meet your needs, you can enable the custom mode. We provide 3 savable custom configurations, supporting adjustment of professional parameters such as Reverb Time, Reverb Volume, and Predelay for more refined reverb effect tuning.
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Ducking
The Ducking function automatically adjusts the volume balance between vocals and Bluetooth Backing Track, ensuring that vocals remain clear and prominent. When you speak, the Bluetooth Backing Track will automatically lower its volume; when you stop speaking, the background music will automatically restore to its original volume, eliminating the need for manual volume adjustment.
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Vocal Effects
- Original: No processing is applied to the Bluetooth backing track; both vocals and accompaniment are retained.
- Vocal Removal: Intelligently removes vocals from the Bluetooth backing track, leaving only pure instrumental accompaniment.
- Guide Singing: The in‑ear monitor plays the full original vocal plus accompaniment in real‑time, while only the instrumental accompaniment is sent to the output.
⚠️Notice: Vocal Effects are only available in Sing‑along Mode. Switching to any other mode will disable this feature, and the original vocal will be present in the Bluetooth backing‑track output. A stereo‑audio Bluetooth backing track is required to use this function.
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Compressor and Limiter
We provide basic Compressor and Limiter functionality. Under normal circumstances, simply adjusting the outer Threshold can achieve the desired effect. For further adjustment of Compressor and Limiter parameters, you can click the "More" icon to enter the advanced settings window and adjust parameters such as Ratio Release time.
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EQ
Each audio effect configuration within a scene includes a graphic EQ. Presets provide HPF, LPF, and 5 Bands. By dragging a Band, you can boost or cut the gain at a specified frequency to adjust the microphone's sound effect. Each Band defaults to Peaking filter and Q value. If you need to adjust them manually, you can modify the parameter values in the Band properties window. In future updates, we will open up more adjustment parameters.
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Click "+New" in the custom EQ window to create a custom audio effect. You can modify the configuration name in the drop-down list.
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3. Lights
DM40 Live Gen2 features RGB Lighting. On the Lights page, you can change the lighting display mode, change the light color, and adjust the light brightness.
Effect
DM40 Live Gen2 supports 4 lighting effects: Fixed, Breathing, Loop, and Rhythm.
Fixed: Displays a fixed lighting color.
Breathing: The light brightness cycles from bright to dark.
Loop: Cycles through all color effects.
Groove: The light illuminates when a level change is detected, and dims when there is no level signal.
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8 preset lighting colors are provided by default. You can apply different lighting colors by clicking to select.
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If you need to adjust the light brightness, you can slide left or right to adjust the brightness level.
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4. Sound Effects
The sound effects feature provides multiple built-in live atmosphere sounds for one-click playback. You can also add local audio files to expand your custom sound library for live streaming atmosphere enhancement.
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5. Firmware Update
Firmware upgrades are essential for optimizing device performance, adding new features, and fixing known issues. Maono Link for PC supports firmware upgrades for both the microphone transmitter (TX) and receiver (RX). You can upgrade the corresponding device based on your needs.
When an upgrade is available for a connected device, a red dot notification will appear on the More button in the top-right corner of the software.
Click More in the top-right corner and select Firmware Version to access the dedicated firmware upgrade page.
On the upgrade page, you can view the new firmware version number, release notes, and supported devices. Review the upgrade details before proceeding.
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Follow the firmware upgrade instructions. For some firmware versions, both the TX microphone and RX receiver must be connected to the computer at the same time to complete the upgrade.
Please Note
- Do not disconnect or unplug either device until the upgrade is fully completed.
- During the upgrade, close any other software that is using audio devices. Also, prevent your computer from entering sleep or lock screen mode.
- The upgrade time depends on the firmware package size. Please wait patiently. If the upgrade is interrupted unexpectedly, reconnect the devices and try again.