BOYA Magic Q&A
It can be used with cameras, smartphones (supporting USB-C / lightning), computers, etc.
BOYA Magic supports three output modes: Mono, Stereo, and Safety Track (selectable via the app).
- M (Mono): Audio from two transmitters is combined into a single output track.
- S (Stereo): Audio from two transmitters is recorded to separate output channels.
- Ms (Safety Track): A secondary audio track is recorded at -12 dB as a backup to prevent distortion from unexpected loud sounds.
* Post-production separation is required to use the safety track.
* Safety Track can only be enabled in Mono mode.
* Stereo recording requires the connected device to support stereo input.
Yes. As long as there's a mic in the top slot of the charging case, clip-on can work simultaneously with handheld, on-camera, or desktop forms.
Align the standard 1/4" threaded mount with the 1/4" thread on the bottom of the charging case and tighten securely.
BOYA Magic supports up to 2 transmitters connected to 1 receiver simultaneously.
Yes. When the receiver is connected to a phone via adapter, you can charge both devices simultaneously through the receiver’s USB-C port.
Yes.
Short press the transmitter’s button to toggle noise cancellation on or off. Adjust levels via the BOYA Central app.
Strong Mode: Up to -40 dB noise cancellation.
Light Mode: Up to -15 dB noise cancellation.
No.
Up to 100 meters in open environments.
BOYA Magic is pre-paired out of the box. Simply power on the devices to start recording.
To manually pair:
- a. Power off the transmitter and plug the receiver into your phone.
- b. Press and hold the transmitter's power button for 5 seconds until the blue light flashes quickly.
- c. Press and hold the receiver’s power button for 5 seconds until its blue light flashes.
- d. When both lights stay solid, pairing is complete.