Gaming Audio Interface, RGB Audio Mixer with Pro-preamp, 6.5mm and XLR Channel, Support for Instrument Input, Independent Volume Controls, for Gaming, Live Streaming, Content Creating, TX310

It works for “audio in” with Xbox Series X/Xbox controller audio connection BUUT, was unable to get my microphone to work with it. There could still be a way to fix this connection problem/technical difficulty. Everything else worked great.

Works well, and does the job. It does seem to pick up a lot of extra noise for some reason, which is the reason for a lower rating. Easy to use, and honestly a good product for the price point.

Great product for the price point. Love the Tonor brand and will continue to use their products.

Works perfectly. The voice changer is fun and the design is also a plus

The media could not be loaded. This is a little small audio mixer designed for gamers but other people could use it as well. It's from Toner. It has a few inputs. It's very lightweight and small. The USB-C plug is what you plug into your computer. That's what powers it. You just plug in your ordinary headphones. You can also plug in a headset but that's a gaming headset. It's not a headset you would put on a phone. It's also got the XLR which has the 1/4 inch plug in the center. So you can do either XLR or 1/4 inch plug and you can switch between instruments and a mic. And then there's a line out which would go to another device and a line in which could come from any device such as a phone if you had the proper cable. They actually give you this little mini plug to mini plug cable and it has the 3.5 to 3.5 plugs on it. One of them has the three so it can be used with a phone. So you could plug a phone into the line in if you wanted to with this little mixer.I take this USB-C cable and plug it in. As soon as I do that the Tonor lights up because that's where it gets its power. I need to start plugging in other cables such as this mic cable.On the mixer there's all sorts of buttons for voice change effects. And then you have four slider pots. There's Mic, headphone, line in and line out. So this mixer is not for someone who wants a lot of channel input. But it has enough inputs. So you can use it like for gaming and other podcasting. That sort of thing.I have everything plugged in to this device and now you are actually hearing the sound in the from the mixer. First let's change the voice. Press the button and I have changed my voice. I think you can tell that is called Male. The next one that is Female. The next one that is Robot The next one that is Monster and then there is Baby, the last one is Elder. So to get out of it I just hit electric button. As you can hear, this thing has some pretty crazy things that it does to my voice.The first slider pot goes down and up for the Mic volume. The second is for headphone volume. The next two is for line in and line out.You can save the settings that you like into these custom four buttons. You just hold the button down and wait for it to blink and once it's blinking it's done. You can see it's then you just turn it off by pushing the button again and you turn it back on and once it's blinking and you can hear it recorded my voice. You can use one of these crazy voices and let's record it right I am now recording in A. So you can put little custom things into these four little buttons.This is crazy isn't it and it's an interesting little mixer from Tonor and very affordable.

I'm a bit confused by this product as a whole. For the functions that I am using - headphone out and microphone in - it works well. It is able to drive my 80 ohm DT770s, and has phantom power for any XLR microphone. The rest of the features I'm not sure about though. The line out and headset connectors sound super flat and unnatural, so I'd never use those. The voice changer is also kind of gimmicky, and a waste of a large area of space. Finally, there are the "Custom" buttons. I still have no idea what they do. I would expect them to emulate some key press or MIDI input, but there is none that I can find. It seems as though there should be some software integration, but as far as I can find there is no app that Tonor has released. Finally, there is a strange buzzing noise that occurs sometimes in the headphone output. It only happens with some devices, but it is shockingly loud, and I have never encountered it with any other audio interface.Tonor, please just provide some better documentation on what everything does, and maybe an app to control the Custom buttons and the RGB.

As someone who spends a lot of time live streaming and creating content, I realized it was time for an equipment upgrade. I needed something versatile yet simple to streamline my setup, and that's when I discovered this incredible audio interface and mixer. Right out of the box, it had everything I hoped for.The 6.5mm and XLR input options immediately stood out to me, ensuring my microphones and instruments are captured with high fidelity and minimal noise. Whether I'm streaming a gaming session or recording vocal performances, the audio quality is crystal clear—a win-win for both gaming and vocal showcases.What makes this mixer a joy to use is the individual channel control and mute buttons. The volume slider fader is smooth, allowing me to independently adjust the mix for my microphone, line inputs, headphones, and outputs. The mute buttons add a layer of convenience, allowing me to manage sound levels effortlessly during live broadcasts.The RGB lighting effects are a particularly fun feature! With 11 customizable modes, it adds a visually engaging touch to my streams. The sleek acrylic panel combined with the dynamic color rotation creates an impressive light show that's been a hit with my audience.For someone who loves adding a bit of flair to streams, the diverse sound effects are extremely handy. From pre-recorded custom buttons to six voice-changing modes and the entertaining auto-tune effects, this mixer has become a crucial part of how I engage and entertain my online community.This device's true brilliance lies in its versatility across different scenarios. It's plug-and-play compatible with Mac OS, Windows, and even gaming consoles like PS4 and PS5. It seamlessly integrates with platforms like OBS, Twitch, YouTube, and TikTok, making it ideal for a variety of content creation needs.The connectivity options are ample, with everything you need to get started included in the package. Although the absence of XLR cables and a microphone was noted, considering what is provided and the mixer’s capabilities, it’s a minor setback. The user manual ensures a painless setup, which was appreciated for someone who isn't tech-savvy.Overall, this mixer has not only improved the technical aspects of my content but also sparked a new set of creative possibilities. I wholeheartedly recommend it to anyone looking to enhance their live streaming or content creation journey.