Wireless Microphones | Hollyland Support

When using the 3.5mm input with a string instrument, set the Instrument track volume to 8–15 and make sure Instrument + USB output volume does not exceed 30. Mic and BGM tracks are not affected by this limit, but always keep Instrument + USB ≤ 30 when adjusting levels.

This happens when the instrument's strong, sustained signal repeatedly triggers the limiter, causing it to pump and produce a buzzing noise. To fix this:

Move the condenser microphone slightly farther from the instrument to reduce the input level.
In the HollyAudio App, go to More Settings and set Mic Gain to Near.

No, it cannot. The Smart Audio Mixer of the MELO P1 provides two dedicated Bluetooth channels:

Channel A: Bluetooth audio input for smartphones or computers, specifically designed for playing backing tracks.
Channel B: A dedicated Bluetooth connection for the HollyAudio App, used to control and adjust Mixer parameters.

No, it does not. The MELO P1 features a single 3.5mm jack that can be used for either an instrument or a speaker.

After connecting your device via a 3.5mm cable, you must manually switch the 3.5mm Jack I/O Mode between Input or Output in the More Settings section of the HollyAudio App.

No, it does not. The Smart Audio Mixer mixes multiple tracks, such as the Mic and backing tracks, and outputs a final stereo mix via the USB interface.

Yes, it does. Once the microphone captures the audio, it generates 32-bit float data and transmits it wirelessly to the Smart Audio Mixer for processing.

You can configure the Mic Bit Depth and Audio Interface Bit Depth within the More Settings section of the App. This allows both the Mic and the Mixer's USB output to support 32-bit float audio. (Please note: Only specific smartphones and computers support 32-bit float input.)

Yes, it does. When using the HollyAudio App to control the Mixer, you can choose to turn off all presets to obtain a dry mix output. If the Mic is the only active audio source, you can output the original, unprocessed vocal sound directly via the Mixer's USB interface.

Yes, the effect chains for the Mic, Instrument, Backing Track, and Output channels are all editable.

By entering the Fine Tune section, you can use the Edit Chain function in the top-right corner to select your preferred combination of effects. Please note: The built-in full effect chain of the Mixer is fixed; you can only choose to enable or disable specific effects within the chain.

The Pre-Chain EQ supports editing up to 8 bands simultaneously, while the Post-Chain EQ supports up to 4 bands. The Multiband Compression supports editing a maximum of 6 bands concurrently.

No, it is not rechargeable. You will need to purchase a CR2032 coin cell battery and replace it yourself.

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