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Operation 

 

Home Menu 

 

The home page shows the hardware in its current state. This gives a visual reference of the M-Game Solo hardware when in 
use, and is usually the page that will be open when actively streaming.   

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

The software toolbar at the top of the main window is used to access the File, Options, and Help dropdown menus listed 
below.  

 

File 

 

Load

 

Preset

: Select to load an existing profile, which is a saved snapshot of the app. 

 

Save Preset

: Select to save the current app snapshot to the existing profile. 

 

Setup

:

 

Select to load or save

 

Microphone assignment settings. 

 

Routing

:

 

Select to load or save virtual fader (where applicable), and active audio channels settings. 

 

Sampler

: Select to load or save sample button assignment settings, including button types. 

 

Effects

:

 

Select to load or save

 

effect button assignments. 

 

LED

:

 

Select to load or save

 

all LED settings. 

 

Options 

 

Global

:

 

Select to either show or hide tooltips when hovering near various controls.

 

 

Effects

:

 

Select from the options to show the unsaved effects warning dialog box, discard unsaved effects without a 

dialog box prompt, or overwrite unsaved effects without a dialog box prompt.

 

 

Sampler

:

 

Select from the options to show the unsaved samples warning dialog box, discard unsaved samples without 

a dialog box prompt, or overwrite unsaved samples without a dialog box prompt.

 

 

Summary of Contents for M-Game Solo

Page 1: ...M Game Solo User Guide v1 2...

Page 2: ...bout This User Guide 5 Software Download and Installation 5 Hardware Setup 6 Software Setup 7 Windows 7 macOS 9 Operation 11 Home Menu 11 Setup 13 Microphone Settings 13 Mute Button 13 CENSOR Button 1...

Page 3: ...tor 19 Effects 20 Button Control 21 Menu Bar 21 LED Control 21 Button Type 22 Individual Effects 23 Reverb Echo 23 Chorus Modulation 23 Distortion 24 LEDs 25 Color Frame 27 Features 28 Top Panel 28 He...

Page 4: ...4 Appendix 31 LEDs 31 Voice Effects 32 Technical Specifications 33 Trademarks and Licenses 33...

Page 5: ...ain is controlled using the mic Gain knob Connect speakers to the M Game Solo s Main Out Connect media player to the M Game Solo s Aux In Some parts of this manual refer to other relevant chapters or...

Page 6: ...te an effect or to trigger samples 7 Connect M Game Solo to power and turn it on 1 Connect your microphone and headphones or headset to the rear panel of the M Game 4 Optional Connect media player opt...

Page 7: ...m Off to 24 dB Note Now that you ve setup your mic you can turn off the HW Meter button in the M Game software to return the Mic fader to its default LED behavior c Adjust the EQ Compressor Noise Gate...

Page 8: ...s to the SYSTEM channel if you would like to control additional streams of software audio 11 Open your streaming broadcast software such as OBS used in the example below 12 OBS in the File Settings me...

Page 9: ...p the Gain knob on the rear panel of M Game Solo You ll notice that the Mic Fader LEDs on M Game Solo will light up when you speak showing the incoming signal Continue speaking into the mic and turnin...

Page 10: ...music program audio to the System AUX fader Note You can route additional computer audio sources to the SYSTEM AUX channel if you would like to control additional streams of software audio 10 Open yo...

Page 11: ...ings Routing Select to load or save virtual fader where applicable and active audio channels settings Sampler Select to load or save sample button assignment settings including button types Effects Se...

Page 12: ...tion Vertical Navigation Bar The vertical navigation bar allows quick access to these various sections Home default Setup Routing Sampler Effects LEDs Navigating via the graphic representation of the...

Page 13: ...low mid with a sweepable mid frequency to boost cut the signal to find the sweet spot and hi frequencies to achieve a good sound mix 6 Compressor On Off This turns on or off the Compressor effect for...

Page 14: ...l Settings This section shows from what source the Game Audio will be received from Game Audio Source Stream PC Game PC or Console Television Optical Footswitches These can be independently set to one...

Page 15: ...s the physical fader for that output and allows you to make a completely virtual mix to the output at the end of the row Using virtual faders is helpful if you would like to hear a different volume mi...

Page 16: ...16 Sampler Samples 1 6 This menu accesses the sample button functions The sampler page is broken into four sections The Sample List the Sample Button Control the Menu Bar and the Sample Editor...

Page 17: ...on Drag the sample from the sample list to either the frame or the representation of the button This will clear all current contents for the button except LED settings and assign that sample to that b...

Page 18: ...t contains basic save save as open new and delete functions 1 Update Current Sample This works like a standard save function where changes to the active sample are updated 2 Save As New Sample This wo...

Page 19: ...returns the sample waveform editor to the current selection between the beginning and ending flag 5 Normalize Button This adjusts the level of the sample s gain to its maximum non clipping level 6 Fa...

Page 20: ...ess this menu to view assign and customize the vocal effects The effects page is broken into four sections The Effect List Multi Effect List the Effect Button Control the Menu Bar and the Individual E...

Page 21: ...to search for effects library XML files You can navigate to an EFFECTS library XML file which would show all potential EFFECTS that could be imported into the EFFECTS list You can also select multipl...

Page 22: ...22 Button Type Press this to open a submenu with a Toggle and Hold selection to determine the button behavior when pressed...

Page 23: ...ffect preset Reverb Echo The Reverb Echo effect adds the sense of being in a certain space such as a hall or large room as well as a persistent reflection after a sound is heard Adjust the virtual kno...

Page 24: ...ct produces an altered crunchy or harsh signal This is usually used on guitars but can also be creatively used to achieve a lo fi sound or gritty vocals Adjust the virtual knob to control how much of...

Page 25: ...for its unassigned state LEDs not connected to buttons can only assign inactive or active UNASSIGNED INACTIVE and ACTIVE can have two types of buttons SOLID or PULSE If a state choice is set to SOLID...

Page 26: ...olid colors Gradient Fader Color with Indicator Keeps all of the LEDs below the current Fader position lit as a spectrum of the selected solid colors 1 and 2 with color 3 s selection showing the curre...

Page 27: ...27 Color Frame Press a button to open a color selection menu to set the sample color for the hardware control...

Page 28: ...r stream the mic is able to be sent to Use the M Game software to configure the mute assignment and adjust the LED behavior of this button See the Microphone Settings section for more details 3 Button...

Page 29: ...e the sampler audio signal being sent to the USB port Headphone and Main Outs Use the M Game software to change the LED behavior of this button seen in the LEDs section By default this LED will be bri...

Page 30: ...5 MAIN OUT Connect speakers to this 1 8 3 5 mm stereo TRS output 6 AUX IN Connect an MP3 player or smartphone to this 1 8 3 5 mm stereo Aux input 7 FOOTSWITCH Connect a 1 4 6 35 mm TRS non latching m...

Page 31: ...ndicator Fader 1 Color with Indicator and Background Gradient Color Gradient Color with Indicator Gradient Color with Indicator and Background Pulse Fader 1 Color Pulse Fader 2 Colors Pulse Fader 3 Co...

Page 32: ...Intimate Presence Tiny Chorus Modulation Doubler Wide Doubler Trio Hive Warbler Deep Flange Wide Flange Case What Physician In the Pipe Trembling Tremolo Reverb Echo Small Room Medium Room Large Room...

Page 33: ...15 1 kHz 4 dBu 1 dBFS Max Input Level 5 dBu Sensitivity 54 dBu Preamp EIN 130 dBu Gain Range 59 dB Mic Input unbalanced 1 8 TS Frequency Response 20 Hz 20 kHz 0 4 1 9 dB Signal to Noise Ratio 105 dB 1...

Page 34: ...35...

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