HI,
I am planning to buy a TC-Helicon GO XLR MINI.
I read it has a USB2 connection, but my new laptop will only have USB3 contacts.

As an example my webcam doesn't work in USB3 ports (only USB2), therefore
I wonder if there are any safe ways to get USB2 stuff to work on USB3?
And mainly that GO XLR MINI will work on modern laptops?

I have sent my VOICELIVE 3 EXTREME device to Thermal Relief Design for repairment at the beginning of March (2022) after music tribe sent me the instruction and case number for repairment. But now, the repairment has not been done. I sent couple of email to TRD, they replied that they are waiting for the part. Anyone has experienced the similar issue? What is the solution for me? Wait? I have already waited for almost 3 months. 

This is not a support request, it's "just" some feedback.

Switching pic related on "silently" with an app or firmware update after it never having been on before was kind of a **** take.

I realize the setting is there for a reason, but where I come from the VOIP or streaming software takes care of that, not the hardware. Which I consider the GoXLR app part of. Great setting to have, very annoying setting to discover the wrong way.

was out of town a few days and when i came back my mini was having issues. had connection issues but it is connecting now. an audible tone is coming through my headphones that gets louder when i speak into microphone. its constant and is can be heard in chat. the tone cuts over my voice. only thing i havent tried is reverting to previous version driver or app. help please!

As per title, the unit itself is only outputting right channel audio through line out. I've confirmed that it's the unit by removing it entirely from my sound output chain. If I just have everything go directly through the sound card I get both right and left channels. But when it goes through the Go XLR Mini first, I only get the right channel. The cables are not at fault (I've tested them with the soundcard and they work properly). 

I was hoping to use the Go XLR to handle Console sound, etc., as well as my microphone, but the inability to get left channel out, puts an end to this. Is my unit broken? I bought it in the middle of last year, but have only just tried setting it up for anything other than just the microphone.

Hello dear developers,

the GOXLR is a great product and I love it!
There is only one feature missing:
The Cough Button should get a ducking function.

Idea:
with click or hold on the Cough Button reduces the music Kannal for Radio Live Moderation!
When Radio Modertor click on the "Cough Button" and hold it down, the user's music canal (Channel 4) will lower to a chosen value and after releasing it, the value will increase back to the default.

Could you implement this?

Please excuse my english

Marcus