Hi,

I have just purchased a Goxlr and I am trying to set it up for the first time.

I have set the Goxlr System as default but when I move the slider on the goxlr it does not change the level of sound to my speakers when playing system sounds

Have I missed something?

I have a set of Samson C02 condenser microphones. When I plug one of them into my GoXLR Mini I get this noise.

I only get it when 48V is on(Condenser duh.) The sound in the file shows itself with 48V on and gain turned up pretty far in the software(60+ dBish.) I get it with both microphones in the set.

I get it when the GoXLR mini is plugged in the back of my PC, when it's plugged into the front pannel, when it's connected through a powered USB hub and even when it's connected to my wife's laptop. So I'm starting to think it's not my PC.

I do not get it if I plug in a dynamic microphone, even if I switch on 48V for no reason. 

I do not get it when I connect a dynamic microphone via a Cloudlifter, despite this device requiring 48V to add the extra gain.

I do not get this sound with the same microphones but another audio interface that is also bus powered(Roland Quad Capture)

Eternally greatful for any input anyone may have. At first I thought it was some sort of grounding issue with USB in my computer, but when the issue also cropped up testing with the wife's laptop my suspicions went elsewhere. Unfortunately these two Samson mics are the only condenser mics in the house right now. I tested with two different dynamic mics.

Hey,

i have one 1 question.

i have the TC HELICON GO XLR and there is a Problem.

everytime when im starting the Hardtune on the Board is there sometimes a sound bug.

with my voice sounds like Pikachu.

and i want to ask u why it is like that :)

 Thank u ahead.

Hello! I currently need help configure my goxlr to live stream on bigo. I already can hear music and mic on my earphones. Problem is there is no music coming out of the livestream. Usb on pc. Wired input on phone. Mic on xlr input. That's my current setup. 

Just started having this issue today with my GoXLR Mixer. After not using it for a few days, I booted up my PC and got everything set up, I noticed a hissing static sound coming from the GoXLR when my headphones were plugged inot the proper port. I unplugged anything that could be causing interference with the Mixer, but the hissing was still there. After trying everything imaginable to try and fix this issue, the GoXLR suddenly would not turn on. I believe the issue was the power supply plug as i tried plugging the XLR into multiple wall outlets and nothing would make it turn back on. Is there anyway that this GoXLR would be able to be replaced and if so, how would I go about doing that

Hi, I would like to record with Cubase Elements on a PC. I intend to sing and play acoustic guitar through VL3X and directly go into the computer. Currently, I have taken the two output channels from VL3X and put them into my Scarlet 18i8 which goes into the Computer with Cubase on it. It works. The voice sounds well. But the guitar does not sound well. It is quite "thin" and sounds "differently" from what is e.g. coming out of the headphones. I have no effects plugged in in my cubase. It should record the incoming signal without any "enhancements". 

Is there any way to take a smarter approach? Use the Audio function of VL3X?

I am happy for any advice (that will save me time).

Thanx in advance!

Andreas

I can't get my GOXLR to work, I just bought it, I went to the discord to get the best help I could. A few people tried to help troubleshoot but it did not work. My mic is unable to work so the item is basically useless at this time. There is limited support here and I would just like to send it in for service. Can anyone help me?

When plugging in my headphones to my GO XLR Mini, i hear a constant static/buzzing noise coming through. I know it's not my headphones because they work just fine with other devices. It's not my microphone because I can still hear it even when I unplug the mic. I've tried moving it's position, moving the other electronics away from it, but nothing is working. I've also tried plugging the device into different USB ports on my computer. The static/buzzing seems to go away whenever I put my hands on the microphone or the GO XLR Mini itself for some reason. Please get back to me when you can.

Hello! I am currently having an issue with my device, I currently use a transmitter base from steel series for the Artic Pro Wireless and have the "Line In" from the base to the "headphone jack" on the GoXLR. I currently hear white noise or static when I have the transmitter set to aux and no static when set to "pc (which would mean its connected via bluetooth still). Please help! Is it my 3.5mm jack not preventing interference or is it a device, thanks!