Maono G3 gaming audio mixer launches with dual-PC streaming, programmable sound pads, and live streaming mixes

Maono has released the G3 gaming audio mixer, their latest addition to their line up of audio products for live streamers. The gaming mixer can output independent chat, headphone, and stream mixes from video games, web browsers, streaming music services, and other apps to a second PC or mobile phone for broadcasts to social media and streaming channels.

The Maono G3 comes with XLR and 3.5 mm inputs, as well as 3.5 mm headphone, desktop monitor speaker, and USB-C audio outputs. Phantom power can be supplied to connected XLR microphones, with up to 57 dB of input gain, according to the company. The mixer also has AI noise reduction to reduce the need for additional audio processing.

The Arena software for Windows computers can be used to fully control and customize the mixer, including virtual routing and mixing of PC-based audio sources. This enables gamers to hear a custom mix over their headphones, while outputting a different mix for in-game chats and live streaming.

The mixer has four audio channels that can be controlled with physical volume sliders and mute buttons, allowing for quick adjustments during game live streaming. Four sound pads can be programmed with music or audio effects of unlimited duration and triggered during broadcasts with a tap.

The Maono G3 gaming audio mixer has an MSRP of $99.99 and is available from Amazon and Maono in black or white.