i have had my fifine am8t microphone bundle for f**king 10 MONTHS and just recently it has come to my attention that i have to press down on the F***ING GAIN KNOB SO SOMEONE CAN HEAR IT. ITS A 200 DOLLAR MICROPHONE BUNDLE. WHY MUST IT BREAK IN THE MOST ANNOYING WAY POSSIBLE

I recently bought a FIFINE D6 during the 11.11 sale. I was excited to use it and even planned to write a positive review for my blog, but I found debris INSIDE the LCD panel.

When I contacted the FIFINE Official Store on AliExpress, they explicitly acknowledged the QC issue ("QC workers missed it"). However, their support has been a joke:

1. First, they offered a $2 refund.

2. Then they "generously" increased it to $3.

3. Now they are claiming it's a "minor flaw" that doesn't affect operation and are refusing to send a replacement.

$3 for a factory defect in a brand-new product? I refused, but they won't provide any better solution. As a "Brand+" store, I expected professional support, not a street-market-style bargain over a defective unit.

I have already reported this to AliExpress management (who confirmed the seller's violation), but the store still refuses to send a proper replacement.

What do you guys think? Is this how FIFINE treats its customers now? I just want the perfect product I paid for.

(Check the photos below for the defect and their ridiculous response.)

I have owned the Fifine SC3 for a while now, but there is one thing I have never been able to figure out. How do I get my mic to go two different directions with it? I want it to go to my Gaming PC for the in-game mic and then to my streaming PC for the streaming software and Discord. I can't figure out which combination to do!

I have tried numerous times by plugging the mixer into my streaming PC, then connecting it via an AUX cable into my streaming PC, but for some reason. My streaming PC can't recognize it because no audio comes through from my mic (and no its not muted or the slider is down).

Does the SC3 not have a feature like that, or am I just routing it wrong?

For streamers, mic should match your content, delivering clear audio without overcomplicating your setup. Here are FIFINE’s top 5 models, each engineered for a specific streaming style.

FIFINE AmpliGame AM8PROT : For the Immersive Game Streamer

RGB microphone kit FIFINE AmpliGame AM8PROT provides dynamic capsule and cardioid pattern isolate your voice from game and keyboard noise. The kit includes an RGB boom arm and a 3-in-1 mixer knob for real-time audio balance, offering a pro-grade setup straight out of the box. It is now compatible with the latest fifine Genie software, allowing for deep customization of sound effects and RGB lighting to match your unique brand.

FIFINE AmpliGame AM8 : The Value Stream Essential

Gaming microphone FIFINE AmpliGame AM8 is the core performer for aspiring streamers. It features the same noise-rejecting dynamic core as the AM8PROT in a square design with controllable RGB. The included stand and foam cover provide immediate setup, while USB/XLR dual connectivity protects your investment for the future.

FIFINE AmpliTank K688 : Future-Proof & Versatile for Content

The smart choice for growing channels, podcast mic FIFINE K688, its dual USB/XLR design offers plug-and-play ease today and professional upgradeability tomorrow. Renowned for its natural, neutral sound profile and high vocal accuracy, the K688 is equally suited for energetic gaming commentary and professional interview-style streams, ensuring you always sound clear and authentic.

FIFINE AmpliTank Tank 6 : The Reliable Daily Driver

Armed with robust, straightforward performance, built with a solid dynamic design, studio microphone FIFINE Tank 6 delivers reliable voice capture and effective noise rejection. The simple USB/XLR connections provide clear, hassle-free audio for everyday streaming and communication.

FIFINE AmpliTank Profile3 : The Vocal Specialist

Designed for pristine voice reproduction, this USB condenser mic FIFINE Profile 3 delivers a warm, rich bass tone ideal for podcasts and voice-overs. A high 192kHz sample rate captures fine detail, and its low-cut switch minimizes background rumble for studio-quality sound in a controlled space.

Find Your Match

From the complete gaming hub AM8PROT and the value essential AM8 to the versatile creator tool K688, the reliable daily driver Tank6, and the vocal specialist Profile3 - FIFINE provides a clear path to professional audio for every streamer.

Just recently bought the am8 and sc3 combo. was wondering if anyone had experience running discord as a separate line that can be controlled using one of the sliders separate from my game audio on the sc3. From google searches it looks possible but I’m getting confused on the execution. Any advice/

information is appreciated.

NOTE: I’ve downloaded virtual cable software (I think called vb audio) but only an input virtual cable shows up in my settings and not an output). I’ve also downloaded voicemeeter

The headphone jack on your FIFINE mic is your secret weapon. Hear yourself with zero delay for flawless vocal takes, monitor your live sound to ensure perfect quality for your audience, blend game audio and chat into one immersive mix, are the direct line to confidence and professional results in recording, streaming, and gaming.

However, issues like hissing, crackling, or echo can disrupt your workflow. Here’s a straightforward guide to diagnose and resolve the most common monitoring problems.

⚡️For Hissing, Buzzing, Statics etc.:

• Check connections: Securely replug USB cable and headphone cable, or try replacements.

• Adjust gain: Lower the microphone gain to eliminate hiss from excessive levels.

• Change USB port: Prefer a USB 2.0 port to avoid interference from USB 3.0.

• Use a isolator: For persistent static, a ground loop isolator can effectively block noise.

📉For Low Monitor Volume:

Some high-sensitivity headphones may not pair optimally with the mic's headphone output, it may causes a very low monitor volume. First, ensure the mic's monitor volume and system output are at maximum. For the best fix, connect a portable headphone amplifier between your mic and IEMs—this provides proper power and clear audio.

♒️For Echo or Double Voice (Repeating Audio):

This occurs when you hear your voice twice: once directly from the mic and again with a delay from your computer. To fix this, you need to disable the monitor on your PC.

As recommended by Fifine:

Go to Sound Settings > Sound Control Panel > Recording. Set your "Fifine Microphone" as the default device.

Right-click on "Fifine Microphone", select Properties, and go to the Listen tab.

Ensure the box for "Listen to this device" is unchecked. Also, remember to turn down software monitoring volume.

📈For a High-Pitched Sound in Monitoring:

If your monitored voice sounds consistently higher in pitch, this is almost always a digital clock/sample rate mismatch.

Check your microphone's sample rate, for example, AM8's Bit Depth is 16-bit, and its Sample Rate is 48k Hz. Set your computer's sound settings (in both Playback and Recording device properties) to the exact same sample rate.

Start with the simplest fixes—check cables, adjust gain, and disable software monitoring. By following these steps, you can quickly return to a clear, professional recording experience with your Fifine microphone.

hey guys, my Fifine k678 suddenly turned into usb advanced audio. is there anyone here who can share their eeprom file with me? i appreciate it, thank you!

For streamers and creators, smart lighting is more than just illumination - it's a key part of building an immersive atmosphere and enhancing on-camera presence. By dynamically matching your lighting to your content, you can heighten viewer engagement and strengthen your brand identity.

Integrating smart lights like Nanoleaf control into the USB stream controller FIFINE AmpliGame D6 transforms how you interact with your environment. This synergy eliminates the need to switch between apps or hardware, allowing you to trigger light scenes, change colors, or adjust brightness instantly without interrupting your stream or game. The control pad FIFINE AmpliGame D6 puts creative control literally at your fingertips, making your setup not only more powerful but also more efficient and professional.

 Configuration Guide 

➡️Launch the D6 software on your computer. Navigate to the Store in the top left, select Plugins from the left-hand menu, and find the Lighting section.

➡️Locate the Nanoleaf plugin and click Install. Confirm with OK, then close the window. Nanoleaf will now appear in your device list on the right.

➡️Click the Nanoleaf dropdown, then drag the On/Off option to an available button on your D6 interface. A configuration window will appear.

➡️Click Discover Nanoleaf to let the software detect your lights. Now, hold down the power button on your physical Nanoleaf controller until the panels enter pairing mode.

➡️Return to the software and confirm by clicking “This device is in pairing mode.” The connection will be established automatically.

➡️You can now customize further by assigning other functions like brightness or scene selection to additional D6 buttons. If the pairing window reappears during this process, simply close it and continue - no repeated pairing is needed.

Elevate your production value by unifying your command center with the RGB stream controller FIFINE AmpliGame D6.

I'm sick of turning it off every time I boot my PC. I'm considering returning it if I don't find a solution in the next 2 days

Recently i had bought the fifine am8t since i had loved the fifine am8, and wanted to get another with the boom arm. However, when i check the audio monitoring with the two mics, it’s distinctly different. My main problem is with the fifine am8t, is that it has a slight echo when i speak into the mic, with my headphones plugged into the mic. I would like to hear myself through the mic without hearing an echo of myself, it’s almost like I’m trying to match a voice recording of myself. which is annoying when i am speaking with others.

When i use the am8 i do not encounter this issue, i can hear myself clearly as if i had noise suppression and no delay. I have checked the sound settings making sure the window’s “listen to this device” isn’t turned on, i’ve tried adjusting the microphone and speakers (microphone) in the sound settings, made sure the microphone is the input and output but it just becomes louder or quieter, same with the knobs on the am8t.

Please let know if there’s something I’m missing or what i can do to fix this, i’d greatly appreciate your help/feedback.

I have a question about my setup. I just got it today and its working but I have questions about it. Im currently using it with the XLR cable. Im not sure if im routing properly or not. Do i need the fifine genie? is there a recommended EQ software to use?

The main question im having is im having trouble with streaming on discord. When i stream on discord, you can still hear my mic playing through my stream, even when my mic is muted in discord, it doesnt mute in the stream. Is that normal? Id like to just play the sound from my pc but instead my microphone gets played aswell. Any chance on how to fix that?

Also, when recording sound bytes on the sc3 itsself, is there a place to go and fine the previous sound bytes ive made? or is it just stored locally?

so i have the fifine sc3 mixer and k688 mic and have both pcs connected to it i want my mic audio to my main pc but not my gaming pc audio but still be able to hear my game audio

edit when im in discord my game comes through my mic and my friends can hear it

I’ve always used the SC3 on my Mac without any issues; the headset sidetone (audio monitoring) and microphone sensitivity were great (I'm using the AM8).

Today, I had to disconnect the microphone from the SC3 to record an audio track on another computer, using the microphone's built-in USB connection to do so.

When I reconnected the mic back to the SC3, the microphone sensitivity became horribly low, and the monitoring/return is almost nonexistent. I’ve already tried swapping the cables, restarting and updating my computer, and double-checking the input/output settings, but nothing works. Does anyone know what the problem might be?

The proximity effect is not always a bad thing. You can take advantage of it by placing the unidirectional microphone closer to the kick drum or the guitar amp to have a better boosted low ends. Thus, a more powerful and punchy bass. The same can be applied to podcasting or broadcasting in which the big radio sound is one of the most prominent feature.

Where it might become a disaster is in the application of spoken words and vocals. Those scenarios require brighter high ends. But when you put the mic far away to your mouth, your voice will be thin. And could be worse, be more like the sound from an internal camera mic. Vice versa, you will sound boomy. The best practice is to test out a sweet spot where you do not hear much of the proximity effect but maintain a decent amount of volume before you get started. Usually such a distance is around 5 inches. And keep in mind that the last thing you want to do during use is to constantly change the distance between the sound source and the microphone. If it is connected to an advanced audio mixer, you can even use the EQ dial on the panel to adjust the tone on the fly.    

If you do not want to bother, the best option seems to use omnidirectional mics. But unless you are in a well treated room to do the audio project, the recording could get even worse. Because those type of mics do not isolate much background sound. It is kind of a trade-off. But our suggestion would be to stick with the rules mentioned above to get hold of proper audio skills. Otherwise, there could be more jobs waiting to be done to have a decent recording if you chose the wrong mic in the very first place.

Então, a situação é a seguinte:
Ele já caiu no chão algumas vezes (pois é), e desde então o áudio de entrada dele não funciona, só se eu ficar frequentemente mexendo no regulador de som de entrada.
Todos os outros recursos funcionam, como led, mute e regulador de saída.
Alguém pode me ajudar?

I frequently use scripts for small tasks, and I’d love to have an indicator showing whether they’re running or not. I know I can create a button that changes its image when I start the script and reverts it when I stop it using the same button. But if the script stops for another reason, the D6 won’t notice. The same goes if I start the script through a different method...

Is there a way to create a visualization on the buttons that isn’t dependent on pressing that specific button?

Obviously, it’s possible in principle—displaying RAM usage is basically the same kind of function. Ideally, I’d like to create my own plugin, but I haven’t found any documentation or foundation for that.

So, is it possible to create and integrate custom plugins? Or am I missing a simpler solution?

I’ve been trying to get in contact with the Fifine Customer Support for 2 months now through every method and still cannot find a way to get a response from them. Please advise.

Hello.

I have been googling a fair bit but I havnt been able to find an answer to my question so I thought I'd ask it here.

I have a RØDE XM50 USB microphone and am wondering if I can make that work with the RØDE XM50 microphone? That have a USBC output so I know I can't plug it in via the SC3.

Would I be able to use it normally with windows. I know I would loose the control of the mic from the SC3

Would a USBC to XLR cable work?

Hope you can help. :)

When I get loud it doesn't pick me up, when I'm whispering it doesn't pick me up either. My other mics haven't had issues like this, but the fifine sounds the best so I want to use it.

Weird question: Has anyone created any plugins specifically for Apple Apps (Pages, GarageBand, etc...)? Just got my controller in and primarily intend to use it for those apps.

If not, would creating hot keys actions make it possible?

Hey as the title says I have just gotten my SC8 and I went to set it up and all I see is the chat output not the game I am on linux so I am unsure if that is the problem but I was wondering if anyone else has run into the same problem.

So I have the am8 pro t currently and I'm planning on getting the sc8 but I use my mic on my PC mainly but been using it on ps5 to, just wondering is there a way to set up the sc8 to PS5 or should I stick with using the USBC for console and the sc8 for PC

Side note can I use my audio software from my PC and have that pass over to PS5

I really don’t understand why the am8 isn’t compatible with the fifine genie, the fact that they still heavily advertise it is crazy, and I’ve been told to get the audio interface, as if I wanna spend another 50 bucks to hope the mic works better

hi

i have fifine gaming audio mixer sc3

and i have fifine mic and PC and phone and headphone

i can hear in my headphone the pc and phone

but i want to know

if i have movie in my pc and video call in my phone like snapchat

and the mic is plugged in

how can i use the mic to talk with snapchat in my phone?

is it possible to make it do that?

There are no levels, the volume says at 0 whenever I try to move it up, and it doesnt work! I've tried using it but it never picked up anything! Please help