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I have a Voicelive Play Harmony & effects for singers

I have the MP75 mic to switch back and forth from harmony effects

I attach the VoiceLive hardware to a mic stand so I can get to it during gigs. I don't like it on the floor.

Sometimes I play percussion and need to switch back and forth on the harmonies. 

Can I plug in a pedal in the Switch 3 In hole so I can change the hit button during my vocals with my foot when playing percussion?

If so what type of pedal do I need?

I recently purchased a GoXLR from a UK vendor. Unfortunately, at the time, I did not consider the difference between wall outlets in the Europe and North America. Since the product has already shipped, I was wondering what my options would be in acquring a North American wall outlet plug in.

Thank you for your help inadvance.

Hello everyone! I'm not sure why I am having issues as TC-Helicon created a simple video online on how to do this if you have a GOXLR. But here I am.

so what I'm doing is using a 3.5 cable from line out on my GOXLR and running it to my streaming pc's line in . Then doing line in from my GOXLR to my line out in my streaming pc. My GOXLR is connected to my gaming pc by the GOXLR's USB. 

Is there something I'm missing ? I can not hear my audio from gaming and it's not picking up in Streamlabs obs ? What should "sound control panel" look like ? I've looked all over YouTube to no avail and for some reason it's just not working. 

Hello every one!

I have an issue using my Switch 6 pedal on my VL3X unit. I had it properly set up and functioning normally, but a while a go the TRS cable that came with it broke, now I just replaced it with another standard TRS cable and every switch will go to tuner, even though I have every one assigned to a different function. Any one has an idea why? Thank you very much for reading! 

I have a GoXLR Mini that I have configured to work with a Mixamp for Xbox party chat. My Optical Audio from the Xbox comes into the GoXLR as "Console" and then I use the line out port into the mixamp with a chat splitter. Yes, the cable is plugged into the microphone input on the splitter.

More often than not, my party informs me that it sounds like I'm in the ocean and the microphone displays levels detected on the meter. My Twitch stream hears no such distortion. If I unplug the XLR cable from the mic and re-plug it in it clears up temporarily. Now that makes no sense to me because the stream doesn't hear any of it.

I  have tried replacing the cable from the GoXLR to the mixamp, the chat splitter, I've put a ground loop isolator on and nothing seems to work. It's extremely frustrating and I don't know what else to try. I've put the gain on the mic down to 0 db and then everyone says my volume is too low. It's a uhu Condenser +48V mic. Not sure why the audio levels would be so low as I have a naturally loud voice.

What am I missing?