Function Overview
When you hear your own voice through headphones, it is usually because the monitoring function is enabled.
This function allows you to listen to your microphone input in real time during recording or streaming, helping you monitor levels, tone, and latency.
However, you may want to disable monitoring in the following cases:
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When using OBS or other live-streaming software that already provides monitoring;
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During voice calls, online meetings, or gaming to avoid echo or distraction;
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When using external speakers, as it may cause feedback noise.
After disabling monitoring, your headphones will only output playback audio from your computer or software — not the live microphone signal.
For Live-Streaming Audio Interfaces
📘 Refer to your product manual for specific operation details.
Applicable Models: E2, E2 GEN2, AM200-new, G1 NEO, C2 NEO
Method 1: Side/Rear Panel Button
A monitoring control button is usually located on the side or rear panel, near the power switch.
You can press or hold this button to disable microphone monitoring (stop hearing your own voice).
Method 2: Front Panel Button
Some models have an independent monitor switch button on the main front panel.
Press or hold this button to toggle monitoring on or off. When turned off, your microphone sound will no longer be fed back to your headphones.
For Recording Audio Interfaces
📘 Refer to your product manual for specific operation details.
Applicable Models: PS22, PS22 LITE, PS22 LIVE
Method 1: MIX Knob Adjustment
Turn the MIX knob fully toward the DAW side.
This setting allows your headphones to play back only the audio from your recording software,
effectively eliminating real-time microphone monitoring.
Method 2: DIRECT MONITOR Button
Some models feature a DIRECT MONITOR button on the main panel.
Press this button briefly to disable microphone monitoring and hear only the playback signal from your computer or mobile device.