Recording vocals usually means an interface, a mixer, a microphone and a tangle of cables — and an hour of setup before the first take. MELO P1 compresses that into one wireless system, with AI noise cancellation and mixing controlled from an app.

It comes in three configurations. Here is what each one adds, and who should stop where.

The three configurations

Solo: for recording, not performing

If you record a take, listen back, and record again, Solo covers it. You get the core of the system — wireless capture, noise cancellation and app mixing — without paying for monitoring you will not use.

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MELO P1 Solo — $249

The single-user MELO P1 system: wireless, studio-grade, app-controlled.

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Combo: the moment you perform live

The Combo is $150 more, and the reason is the monitor earphone. When you sing or stream live, you need to hear yourself as the audience hears you, in real time. Without it, pitch drifts and levels wander. Monitoring is not a luxury for a performer; it is how you stay on pitch.

Recording at home? Solo. Singing live or streaming? Combo.

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MELO P1 Combo — $399

Adds the smart audio mixer and TWS monitor earphone for real-time monitoring.

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Ultimate Combo: buying once

The Ultimate Combo is another $50 over the Combo and adds the full accessory set. It suits working vocalists and full-time streamers who would rather buy the complete system on day one than discover the missing piece halfway through a session. Message us for the exact box contents before you order.

A note on capsules

The MELO P1 handheld takes interchangeable capsules. A dynamic capsule rejects more of the room and handles high volume better than the stock condenser capsule — useful for loud vocals or an untreated room. One body, different capsules, different jobs. Capsules are sold separately on the MELO series page.