Saramonic Mix Q&A

What devices can you connect to Mic In and Line In?

Mic In: supports external lavalier mic connection;

Line In: use a 3.5mm audio cable to connect to other audio sources.

What does an auto gain control do?

The gain for both transmitters adjusts automatically to keep the sound level balanced.

For louder sounds, it lowers the gain to prevent clipping. For quieter sounds, it boosts the gain to make it clearer.

What devices can the Saramonic Mix be used with?

Compatible with cameras, smartphones (USB-C, Lightning), computers, and some action cameras (DJI Action 4, DJI Osmo Pocket 3).

What audio channel modes does the Saramonic Mix offer?

Stereo, mono, and safety track

S: Stereo mode – each transmitter records on a separate channel.

M: Mono mode – both transmitters combine into one output.

Ms: Mono with safety track – records a backup at -12 dB to prevent distortion. Requires post-processing to separate tracks.

What's the automatic limiter for?

When the input level is too high, the limiter reduces the parts that exceed the set threshold, preventing signal overload and distortion.

How to update the firmware on the Saramonic Mix transmitter and receiver?

Step1: Download the Saramonic App.

Step2: Power on the transmitter and receiver.

Step3: Connect the receiver to your phone via the app.

Step4: Check the firmware status in the control interface and upgrade.

How to pair the transmitter and receiver?

Step 1: Turn off both the transmitter and receiver.

Step 2: Press and hold the receiver power button for 5 seconds, then the transmitter for 5 seconds until the blue light flashes. A steady blue light means pairing is successful.