GoXLR - Connecting Other Mics (Blue Yeti, Additional XLR Mics etc)
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- čas přidán 5. 09. 2024
- The GoXLR only has one XLR input, but you can connect additional microphones using the mic-in port, line-in port, and optical port.
I show you how in this tutorial.
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This video is amazing getting a go xlr mini and a blue yeti and was so worried. This video has helped me not be so worried for them to arrive and me to then buy 900 other cables!
Glad you liked it.
Thank you for posting this. I was having trouble understanding how to get my Mackie mixer to play nice with the GoXLR and your "because you can" advice made it click.
You're welcome 👍
I get a terrible buzz sound when I plugged in a yeti via 3.5, it’s mind boggling how yours works without the Terrible buzz. My goxlr is brand new.
If you're GoXLR and Yeti work fine, it could be the 3.5mm cable you're using.
Kevin Muldoon grabbed a Ground Loop isolator, fixed the issue... but you made a point I could’ve searched for a better cable.... but the GLI saved me time lol thx for the great vid
That's good. I actually looked at those for another issue a few years ago.
Glad you found it useful.
Thank you! I have a Samson g track pro and it was really hard to figure out until this video. THANK YOUUUU
You're welcome.
@@KevinMuldoon Hey man could I ask you questions about routing? I would really appreciate it!
Yeah shoot.👍
Kevin Muldoon I have a Samson G track Pro and I don’t think my routing is correct. When I’m in game my friends hear an echo as well as background noise from my headset. I know it might be because my mic pics up a lot and it’s very sensitive but I’m not sure if my routing is correct. Could I email you a screen shot?
That's a condenser microphone, which means that it will pick up a lot of background noise. In your setup, this could cause echos, feedback loops etc.
That's why I use dynamic microphones when playing games.
Very complex video. Little to overwhelming for what I am looking for. Title is a little misleading lol .. Could add in your title (Advanced Multi Audio Setup)
I was gifted a brand new GoXlr and have a black yeti mic. I have no clue how to hook it up and route the audio to get it routed properly to work in discord, OBS etc.
Basically, would love to see a video for a first time setup for new people that dont have an audio engineering experience :'(
I think this video would've been better made into segmented vidz focusing on the particular mic and the setup one would use base on the type of mic OR... add some time stamps.
Unfortunately, the GoXLR is unnecessarily complex. So I tailored my tutorial for that.
I'm not an audio engineer.
A regular audio interface is a lot easier to use that the GoXLR. The GoXLR has some cool audio effects. It's an interesting product for streamers, but the software is not user-friendly. Additionally, most people would be better just getting a regular audio interface if they aren't using the effects.
my yeti wont work with the goxlr it works on everything else but it doesnt pick up on the goxlr at all
i just got a go xlr, i dont stream but wanted to add some fun to my games and party chat with friends. i picked up quite a few tips from this video and havent even unboxed mine yet lol i think a cup of tea and some unboxing is due!!! oh, i do have a usb headset but told to get a headset with a 3.5 jack, ill be waiting on those till tomorrow!
Best of luck with it. The software wasn't the best when I had it, but I've read that it has been improved. 👍
Thanks for the video very well made, I want to use both mics at the same time so my friends can talk with a different mic can I use both mics at the same time if I connect an audio interface to the line in?
That's not how this is designed. It's limited to one person.
Thank you for this video! I just made the decision to buy the GO XLR and a Shure Sm7b. I wanted to see if plugging in my guitar through another interface was a possibility. Thank you for demonstrating this. What is the type of cable called that you are linking between the audio interfaces?
Hi Drew.
I just used a standard 3.5mm audio cable 👍
Kevin
@@KevinMuldoon Hello again Kevin! I just plugged in the 3.5mm cable with a jack to my guitar pedal that is linked to my guitar. There was sound for the 3.5mm input, but now there is none. I have tried to solve it but nothing seems to work. Any tips? Also, I have a final question regarding using the guitar at the same time as my microphone is plugged into the go xlr. Can this be done by using the "line in" input on the go xlr as you showed with the blue yeti?
I'm not sure. I never tested it with any instruments or pedals so I'm not sure what the issue is there. It could be the pedal or something you need to change in the GoXLR settings area.
I could be wrong with this, but I believe that putting the Blue yeti through the mic-port on the back of the XLR will make the mic lose it's stereo sound feature, since that port doesn't support stereo through my testing, playing music through my phone to it. Using the Line-in port on the GoXLR might seem to do the trick with stereo quality though, but then the ability to use the sound effects goes away (megaphone robot, etc..)
Then again, I don't own a blue yeti microphone so I might be wrong with this.
Just wanted to put that out there.
Other than that, really nice demonstration video!
Yeah it's a workaround at best. You really should use an XLR mic so audio quality is better.
@@KevinMuldoon Yea most definitely. I started off with a samson C01U pro, with 3.5mm, but had some audio buzzing interference. I've switched since then and now I´m currently using a RØDE procaster which I´m super happy with.
@@RareGlue I've got two Shure SM7Bs. I had upgraded from the Shure SM58. When I upgraded, I don't believe the Procaster or podmics were out yet. I definitely would have tried them if they were available at the time.
just to let you know, you don't need a fethead or a cloudlifter for the shure sm7b with the goxlr, the built in pre-amp has enough gain
I think I do point that out in my videos, but I found the sound was better when I used the fethead as the signal sounded cleaner.
@@KevinMuldoon not sure about that, the built in pre-amps have little to no noise but you do you i guess
Yes each to their own. I already has the equipment and it worked better for me using it.
at 6:17 what are you saying? im sorry the accent on this one section is difficult to understand for me :(.
I have the Yeti pro and it malfunctions when I connect it to the Tascam DR40X recorder via the XLR input, it sounds very noisy in the background. When I connect it to the PC via usb it works perfectly. Does anyone know why? thanks!
Probably the mic, recorder or cable. Process of elimination.
can you please show me how to connect a HyperX quadcast s to the goxlr
That's a USB microphone, not XLR. So it wasn't really designed to be used with audio interfaces such as the GoXLR.
What you'd have to do is connect an audio cable from the headphone output on the HyperX quadcast to the audio in port on the GoXLR.
What if I got a USB mic and used a USB to XLR cable, and ran that converted cable to the mixer. I have a Maonocaster mixer but considering a Beacn mic and curious if I'll still get sound effects but that cable
It just isn't designed for USB mics. Yes, there are workarounds, but you'd get better mic quality if you just use an XLR microphone.
I'd generally always advise buying an XLR mic unless you're on the move and need something portable.
Thank you for your efforts made to do this video, appreciate that! Could I connect external mic preamp with optical out to GoXLR optical in (like on the Audient audio interfaces) and record multiple mics at the same time? Couldn't find this info enywhere, everybody talks only about gaming consoles.
Perhaps there is a workaround available, but I don't imagine it's pretty, particularly as the GoXlr software can be tricky.
Thank for your the explanation Kevin. I'm looking to purchase the GoXLR and I'm looking to do exactly as you did - be able to switch between a Shure sm7b (via XLR) and Blue Yeti USB (via 3.5mm). Do you know if it's also possible to do the same with headphones/sound bar. I have a pair of Sennheiser headphones that I want to plug into the headphone jack of the GoXLR, and also plug in a soundbar via the optical jack into the GoXLR, and then be able to switch between the two via the GoXLR software? Thanks again
I'm not sure if that would work or not. I don't have the device to test it (in actually testing another mixer right now that also has effects).
It's worth noting that connecting a mic like the yeti is a workaround. It's much better to use XLR.
I found the software to be quite frustrating, but hopefully it has been improved since then.
Thank you for this I want to get a go xlr but I have a blue yeti x and I don’t want to buy a new mic
You're welcome.
Can I connect sound blaster X G6 with GoXlr ?
Thank you!
Looks like the G6 has a line out port so you may be able to integrate it.
Hey kevin great video. But since this video is kinda out dated I was wondering if I can connect my trust trust gxt 252 emita. With new software updates maybe... :/
It would only work out if it has an headphone jack. That allows you to connect it to the audio interface as an audio in.
It's not ideal though. You're still better using an XLR microphone.
Does this only work with the Blue Yeti or will it work with other USB mics with a headphone jack also ? Also great video !!!
Hey Daniel. I haven't tested other mics myself, but in theory they could work.
can you run 2 mics at once? like a pod cast situation? you video hows you can run one mic at a time.
No it was only designed for one mic.
My question is, I’m using GoXlr and using a XLR mic, but I want to run a wireless headset and also use that microphone on the headset. How would I do this? :)
It's not optimised for wireless headsets. I'm not aware of any workarounds.
So... I’ve been trying to figure out if a headset mixamp and be run through the line in, enabling you to use your headset for chat and your xlr microphone for the stream?
It's not something I tried myself.
Has anyone else did this?
I have a audio box (not the same as yours its way cheaper) but I want to get a blue yeti and would a usb to headphone jack adapter work with the blue yeti and the audio box? With mine there isn't a plug for a usb and one for a mic but the plug looks like a headphone jack. If it will work, do you have any links to one? If so thanks!
Do you mean a usb audio interface? Is that what you have?
No, a usb to audio adapter wouldn't allow you to use the yeti.
I have a question, if the blue yeti can connect with the go xlr then can we do it with the micro usb fifine k658? thank you for your answer
It's not something I've tried. The connection using the headphone jack from mics is a workaround the GoXlr supports, but I'd still recommend using an XLR mic for better quality.
I NEED LINKS TO YOUR CORDS. My cords a don’t look nearly as insulated as that! My USB MINI cable on my Yeti creates buzz and if you could link your USB cable for the Yeti id love you
Are you talking about the XLR cables? Those are from Amazon. Search for "No Bull Music Gear".
USB from mic Yeti do you have connected to PC? Or do you have a USB from a mic plugged into a charger and inserted into 220V? Thank you
you can connect it to the PC, but disable it as an audio source in the sound control panel
good cable management! 🤣
It was a demonstration haha. This wasn't my main audio interface 😁
Sounds pretty good. I remember Bandrew testing it out a while ago. Are you doing podcasts?
I bought the Zoom F8 recently, which is perfect for podcasts.
In the future, it's something I'd like to explore. I'd probably record live to CZcams and then upload the audio to the RSS feed.
If I use the blue yeti can I still use the sound fx?
I believe so.
I have a blue yeti connected to my pc with a USB, this powers it. I want to get the goxlr to do samples and voice change. Will I need any other cables to connect the blue yeti with the goxlr?
A 3.5mm audio cable should be sufficient. Read the official GoXLR manual to get a better understanding of how you connect the yeti.
Does having a GO XLR Mini actually make a difference when using a USB mic like the Blue Yeti? I can't find any videos of comparisons.. Like a real clear comparison at least.
The Go XLR mics are all in one devices that adds effects etc.
You won't see any improvement with the yeti, but it does allow you to add effects and make samples etc.
if you use the mini, you have no sampler or voice fx, but the audio quality will not improve, when using a usb mic they have a pre-amp built in so no matter what interface you use it won't improve the quality, if you have an XLR mic, both the GOXLR and the GOXLR Mini have the same Midas pre-amps, so mic quality is the same on both
Heey,, I’m trying to find a 3.5mm jack to connect the blue yeti to the goxlr but Im not sure which to buy.because I don’t wanna mess up.. can u please link me one? And your video really helped thanks
A standard 3.5mm to 3.5mm audio cable from Amazon should work.
@@KevinMuldoon ok thanks!
Can you hook up a hyper x mic
Hey Kevin. Sorry to be a pain in the you know what, but if I want to link the Rodecaster to a pair of speakers with a standard left and right input system, can I get 1/4-inch TRS to left and right cables , or am I better off using the speakers already connected to my computer (can I hear everything the Rodecaster is putting out on my computer as I’m using it)? Hope that makes sense lol.
A standard 3.5mm splitter cable should work with your speakers. I'm not sure if there would be any difference in latency going through your computer.
@@KevinMuldoon Cheers mate. Can I play music on my computer via the Rodecaster? Sorry for all the questions. I’m just trying to work out a way of being able to run everything through one pair of speakers .
Yeah you can. It works like a regular audio interface too.
@@KevinMuldoon ok, no more questions lol. Have a good one for Christmas bro. Go easy on the haggis :)
Hello, I know this is a year late but I have a lot of white noise/static when using this with a USB mic, do you have any solutions? It is actually very bad and loud. Thanks
This could be down to the mic, but it could also be down to your noise gate and other audio settings.
Does it also work with at2020??? Please answer my question
I haven't tested it myself, but it should work with all XLR microphones.
it works amazing with it
I might be almost a year late to watch this video. But, which one is better XLR mic or any USB mic using 3.5 with GoXLR? In terms of sound quality and versatility when it comes to streaming. Thanks.
It will depend on the mics being compared, but generally speaking, you are better gravitating towards XLR mics as they're more versatile and designed to be used with audio interfaces and other audio devices.
@@KevinMuldoonKeep up the good job on CZcams. Thanks man!
Awesome camera work! Great video
Thanks Hunter. 👍
Any Samson G Track pro helpers here? I just got a Goxlr mini and setting up for dual pc stream/youtube recordings and I have tried everything to get my mic to work. 3.5 cable to in / or the mic jack. disabling all other communication devices. Powered with a usb. I just cant seem to get any signal in the goxlr app. ANybody out there who can help a guy out?
can i use a ribbon mic with my goxlr
Can you use a Fifine Microphone on the goXLR
If it's XLR, yes.
if it's a usb mic, it needs a headphone jack on the mic, if it doesn't it won't work
I have a Rodecaster Pro and a goxlr mini, do you think i could utilize the goxlr mini with the rodecaster PRO? If so, can you explain how please? I really hope you get back to me here.
You would have to route the signal from one audio interface to the other one using a 3.5mm cable.
@@KevinMuldoon Any chance you could explain it a little more in-depth?
I don't have either device so I couldn't say die certain without downloading manuals etc.
You need to make use of the audio out ports and use that signal as an audio in.
Personally, I wouldn't do this anyways as the Rodecaster Pro is significantly better on its own.
@@KevinMuldoon Yeah, it is better, but i did really enjoy the audio routing that the goxlr has.
You can use Voicemeeter for routing instead
vb-audio.com/Voicemeeter/#:~:text=Voicemeeter%20is%20Audio%20Mixer%20Application,step%20ZERO%20of%20the%20documentation.
How should I mute the blue yeti from the button on the mic itself or the button on the GOXLR
You could do either, but it's probably best to use the GoXLR (i.e. use your audio interface as the master).
@@KevinMuldoon alright thanks
Can you connect a headphone amp to the goxlr at all? Would it make the experience of using a goxlr any less?
Yes you can. You can connect a headphone amp to any headphone port.
@@KevinMuldoon And the goxlr would work exactly the same? It's only because my dt 990 need a bit more power for louder sound lol But I still wanna have all the features of the goxlr
@@justfergiee Yeah the headphone amp simply takes the headphone output and amplifies it. The GoXLR system wouldn't even know you're using it so nothing is affected.
I have a hyperx quad cast that’s usb would that work with it if I get3.5 audio cable?
Yes it should, though I'd still recommend using an XLR mic.
do you have a link to your blue yeti pop filter??
I have the Auphonix.
It appears to be unavailable on Amazon UK at the moment.
amzn.to/2zjZoAM
There's a lot of good pop filters on Amazon and eBay, so I'm sure you'll find something suitable.
hello, where did you buy this green xlr cable? do you have the link?
Here you go amzn.to/3fEnozg
I HAVE RETURNED! So i got the goxlr and im quite satisfied. ALLTHO im using a 3.5mm cable adapter from 6.3mm through the line in with my guitar. BUT the audio is only coming from the left ear in my headset. Do you perhaps know a fix for this?
It will be trial and error at this point. Have you tried another cable? Perhaps another headset?
@@KevinMuldoon Another cable no.. It is the same one i used with my last audio interface and then it worked fine. But i havent tried changing headset! :)
It could something from the software too. If you have a mono input, you may have to copy the solitary channel to the second channel to give you a stereo output.
@@KevinMuldoon Oh okay! Well i can update you on this. I tried plugging in my phone and play spotify. It gave me stereo and sounded perfectly fine. Its just when my guitar is plugged in. Could it be my 3.5mm adapter?
Well your guitar will be mono so the adapter won't change that. So my guess is you'll need to adjust your software so that that mono signal is heard on both channels.
Appreciate your video! Question - I've been streaming using the GoXLR for the past year, but I'm in the process of upgrading to a 2-camera setup for my stream (so I can do VR streaming and various other segments but still return to my desk) - if I wanted to use my SM7b at my desk but a boom mic in the second area, would you recommend just getting a mixer with more XLR inputs? Or could I potentially run a mixer with XLR-out into the GoXLR as the mic and still retain the GoXLR features?
You can run a connection into the GoXLR, but it depends how important effects are to you. I'd probably prefer to keep everything going through one audio interface.
@@KevinMuldoon I appreciate the response! It's more the easy routing of multiple PC audio sources (and setting different applications to different outputs) that's made so easy by the GoXLR's multiple audio drivers that I want to keep 😅 - their whole software package is just so unbelievably well thought out for streaming.
@@OracleFish Yes they have thought a lot about that kind of stuff.
That being said, I think some people are placing a little too much importance on it as a lot of it can be achieved with a good audio interface. It's just simpler here because it's directly supported and you don't need any adapters etc.
Hi do you think I’d be able to use a mic that is purely just a usb mic
As long as you can output the signal from it using a 3.5mm headphone jack.
Hello, just bought the DT 990 pro's and they seem to sound not very loud on the goxlr mini, what would I have to by as an add on to it so my headphones would work loud enough while gaming especially escape from tarkov where identifying the direction is key while combating. Is there anything that can work in combination with go xlr stream setup?
You should look for a headphone amp. I'm using one with my audio interface to boost the signal from my Zoom F8.
@@KevinMuldoon Ok I m not an expert so I m rally lost in what to pick is there anything you could recommend?
It's not an area I'm an expert on either. I bought a user Artcessories HeadAmp4 a few years ago and it stills performs well. I remember a few articles recommending that one at the time.
Is there any similar option to the goXLR that works with MacOS?
Most audio interfaces work with Mac, but I'm not sure there's another device exactly like this on the market.
Can you do a review on the rodecaster pro and do this same thing? Can this goxlr be used in conjunction with a rodecaster pro?
In theory, yes, but I don't think it makes sense to do that.
I can't think of many scenarios where that would be necessary as you would be better plugging a dedicated effects decide into the rodecaster pro.
@@KevinMuldoon could you test the sound quality of a phone call for a podcast with the goxlr? no one has done that yet and I would like to use it for a talk show. Idk which one would be better for me to get I would like to get the goxlr because it's the cheaper option and I've heard the sound quality of a phone call with the rodecaster pro I would just like to hear it on the goxlr to see if it can even compete.
@@KevinMuldoon thank you for the reply I'm going to subscribe to you channel now
I'm unable to do any further tests as I wasn't happy with it so I returned it.
Thanks. Good to have you on board.
hello kevin can i put my dj controller onto Line in of GoXlr?
In theory, a line in connection should work. It worked with the yeti mic. I can't guarantee it will work though as I haven't tried it myself.
@@KevinMuldoon thanks for your reply...
Can you connect your headset to the pc and it will be the same with the blue yeti
I'm not sure what you're asking. Can you clarify.
Kevin Muldoon I think what he is trying to say is: “if I connected my headset to my pc, will it affect the mic?” I’m not sure tho
How did you remove the constant static sounds coming from the Blue Yeti when it is plugged into 3,5mm? I get that even when I use the mute button on the mic so it is not the surroundings and I have tried 3 different 3,5mm cables with no change. I have tried turning stuff up and down but the only thing that removes it is turning everything down so that it is harder to hear but I am basically muted by that point. (Used a blue yeti that is almost new and has no problem with sound through USB and a brand new GO XLR. Just putting this here to avoid faulty hardware being the answer :P )
I was able to improve it by getting the mixer settings right, but it still wasn't amazing.
It's worth noting that this is a workaround. The headphone jack of the blue yeti was designed for monitoring, not for sending a signal to another interface. So the quality isn't going to be amazing from the start.
Got it to play on line in without the noise so seems they just send me a faulty device but thanks for the fast response.
You'd have to test the Blue Yeti and GoXLR separately to find out if they were operating fine first.
@@KevinMuldoon Blue yeti in itself works fine. Been using it with the USB so no idea how to test the 3,5mm without the GoXLR but I plugged it into the Line in and the noise was gone so The only thing I have left to believe after 2 hours of cable swapping, button pressing and dial turning is that there seems to be some kind of loose connection in the mic port of the GoXLR.
I guess you could try audio in to the port from another device to see if there are any problems.
Hey mate. Thanks for the video. Can I use a Rode USB mic with the xlr? Cheers.
If it has a headphone jack, you can output the audio using a 3.5mm into the XLR port.
It's a workaround, but it does work. You would get a higher quality signal using XLR though.
@@KevinMuldoon thanks Kevin. Maybe I should just bite the bullet and get a Rode podmic.
I've not got a podmic, but all the reviews of it have been positive. It's available at a great price too.
@@KevinMuldoon That’s if its available here now. Have you heard what’s going on in the UK at the moment? No one in or out.
Yeah it's a full lockdown and with Brexit etc, we might see the price of many tech items go up.
Hello. How are you powering the Blue Yeti?
With its provided usb cable.
can i use a audio technica atr 2500xusb with the go xlr ?
I believe that's a USB microphone, so you would have to use it's 3.5 headphone jack and pass a cable to the GoXLR from that.
can i use my mic with it ? i have the TC TONER 2030 and its a usb mic
USB mics only work if you can use it's headphone jack as an audio in signal.
@@KevinMuldoon thank you for me i dont have that for my mic but in order to have the voice changer effects and more do you have to plug your mic to the goxorl ?
It's designed to be used with XLR microphones.
@@KevinMuldoon ok thank you 😊
I just wanted to see if I could used a wireless mic like the rode go into the 3.5mm mic input and still have compression, EQ etc.... is that possible?
I never tried that, but it could work.
@@KevinMuldoon I'm thinking for my streaming that I will be moving around a lot, unlike gaming where you're sat in one space... with music you will be moving about and taking sound breaks a lot.
I find to be able to mix and master properly you need to break and have fresh ears to continue.
The only think I'm wondering with a wireless microphone is if it will reject most of the sound from the speaks.. that's a question for another channel... thank you!
You just have to pay attention to latency when using a wireless microphone. Especially if you're streaming live.
@@KevinMuldoon the latency isn't even close to being a issue... it's in the same field as a wireless dynamic microphone.... it's not the same as a wireless gaming headset, although that's only a issue over bluetooth, ones with a dedicated receiver don't have that issue... also you often have the compensate latency of the video signal more than anything.
You're talk 5 milliseconds max latency with a wireless microphone... that would make a difference on the stream... singing would be in a dedicated microphone anyway and mostly it'll be hitting keys and mousing plugins... if there is some sound bleed I might be able to combat it with some gate also... so I'm probably worrying too much lol.
Thanks for the thought, it's definitely something to think about with everything.
In computer music latency is a key element in creation.
It's why if people have the money they prefer hardware over software controllers.
There's a unrivalled tactile with hardware...
But again, you start with computer first and add because a computer software has unrivalled production flexibility.
So the tactile comes later as that last little touch of magic to production.
But first, of course you need the production and hardware is limited in that field.
Although they will get better, as it all does... neither world has quite matched each other yet, but the computer is definitely set to... look back over 15 years it's only missing that last tiny bit... and that last tiny bit is about £3000 more per processingunit, so hardly worth it... if something is good enough it can me re mixed and mastered in a big studio later because it'll be financially worth it.
@Ninja Dad Great comment 👍
You're right about hardware being the best option where possible. I've been lazy and used filters in OBS when recording, but my Zoom F8 has a built in limiter and some other features. It sounds more natural when it's done through hardware.
I suppose latency isn't an issue if you're syncing the video and audio and GamePlay together and just set a delay.
Hey there. I have a Shure SM7b into a cloudlifter then into an amp, then to my PC. I am interested in getting an GoXLR, will I no longer need the cloudlifter and amp? Also I plan to get the LCD-GX from Audeze, which needs an AMP/DAC to get the best out of it. Will I need that if I have a GoXLR?
Thanks
I found it still performed better with the my fethead to increase gain.
I've never heard of the LCD-GX though. What does it do?
Kevin Muldoon the LCD-GX are Audeze gaming headphones. Okay so even with a GoXLR you say an amp is still better for the SM7b. Choices choices then. Wondering what to do and if I should bother with the GoXLR.
It depends what you need it for.
It's a very specific product. I bought it out of curiosity more than anything else.
I thought the novelty of the effects wore off quickly. When you're bored with the effects, you're left with a versatile device that can do many things, but isn't great at any one thing.
That's why I prefer my existing audio interfaces.
Kevin Muldoon yeah very good point. Thanks for the help and feedback.
You're welcome.
What cable is that?
Which one?
Thank you for this very good video :D
You're welcome.
can you use a snowball
I've never used that mic, but I don't believe it has a headphone jack.
Is everything fixed now?
It was still not 100% last night. No crashes, but was slow. However, this morning the PC seems ok. Bizarre. I appreciate all the advice you guys gave. Really helped me troubleshoot.
@@KevinMuldoon ah ur fans are always here 4 you :)
Can i connect a genesis radium 400 usb to the GoXLR?
You can connect some USB microphones using a workaround involving the headphone port of the mic.
@@KevinMuldoon mine doesn't have that
It won't be compatible with the GoXLR.
Thanks for the video! I'm curious When you route audio through one interface into another is the audio still captured on that first interface?
To clarify, i have a scarlett 2i4 and my girlfriend has a scarlett solo. Can she have the solo plugged into her pc and get audio from it AND send audio to my pc as well?
Or is there a way to just use my 2i4 and capture the audio on my pc AND send the audio to her pc as well?
What do you mean by get audio from it? Do you mean monitor her audio?
I haven't used that interface myself, but she can monitor audio via the headphone jack and send the audio to a pc too.
Sensing the audio to two pcs is a different story. You'd probably need to connect the interface to PC 1 as normal and output the signal of the interface via an audio cable.
@@KevinMuldoon by get audio I mean output it on her pc for obs, discord, etc. While also sending audio to my interface / pc. But that would be possible with a line out from interface to interface?
You should be able to do via line out.
You'd be better just recording everything to one PC though as recording to multiple devices just complicates things more.
I've found in recording setups, the more devices you introduce, the more problems that arise.
Thanks a lot! Yeah when we record it's directly into mine for both. Needed a second one or another way for her Stream and pc to get audio as well when we're each streaming. Thanks again for your time and replies! :)
No problem.
Yeah I think you should be able to do what you're saying by using a line out into the other (as a line in).
Can I use my blue yeti pro with the Go-XLR
Yes. The pro version has an XLR port.
@@KevinMuldoon ok thanks
Hey! I REALLY want a go xlr for christmas to overall improve both my mic audio but also the quality in general.. Alltho, i play guitar constantly on stream and im super confused if there is a way around the 1 input. CAN i somehow still use my guitar whilst having a goxlr for my microphone? This is quite literally a deciding factor so PLEASE help!
You'd be better off with an audio interface that has multiple XLR ports. The GoXLR is quite limited (plus the software isn't great).
@@KevinMuldoon Oh really? Any you would recommend? Ive been lookin at the roland vt4, relevator io24 or the tc- helicon voicelive
Since i really want voice filters such as the eq, compressor etc
I have the Zoom F8 myself. You'll find audio interfaces from $100 all the way to thousands. Depends on your needs, budget etc.
@@CitrusSings you can use eq and compressors via software on your computer too. Or you could use an effects mixer.
What’s your gain and volume settings are on the Blue Yeti itself?
You will set the gain on both the yeti and the GoXLR.
I can't recall what settings I used. You'll have to play around with it to see which works best for you.
@@KevinMuldoon one last question is it normal to have a kind on hissing/buzzing noise if you put the gain for the goxlr on 10+dB
If you're getting a lot of buzzing, the gain level of your microphone is probably a little too high.
@@KevinMuldoon what gain in the mic setup for the yeti would you recommend? I saw you have yours on 4dB? Because when I have mines on 10dB+ I get a lot of humming/buzzing/whining wanted to know if this is normal for a GoXlr or is mine defective or something because I saw from the tc-helicon CZcams channel for the blue yeti setup they had theirs on 30dB+ Sorry if I’m asking too much questions?
It's really a "How long is a piece of string " type question.
It will depend on background noise and how you have levels set up in both the yeti and the GoXLR.
You need to do lots of tests to get it right. It can be boring, but it's necessary.
I got a new Rode mic and I'll need to do lots of audio tests to make sure I have the gain levels right.
So I recommend recording lots of clips at different levels and then play them back on your computer and compare them.
So I can connect this to the rodecaster?????
Why would you connect an audio interface to an audio interface?
Technically, it is possible though.
@@KevinMuldoon because theres features that each of them dont have, that I wish were on the other.. so I'm buying both of them since I cant seem to figure out which one to choose..
@@DRSKINGDAVID I don't know what you're trying to do exactly, but my guess is that using both would be a huge waste of money.
Let me know exactly what you're trying to do and I'll give you my honest opinion 👍
How many people do you need to chat with?
What mic are you using?
Is recording the audio important?
Will you use effects etc?
If you can tell me exactly what you're trying to do, I can help you as best as I can.
@@KevinMuldoonwhat im trying to figure out is if I can connect the mini GoXlr to the Fullsize GoXLR to allow a 2 XLR set up even if the Mini is a slave
That sounds silly to me if I'm honest. You'd be better buying a good audio interface and then buying a separate effects solution.
It is frustrating that it only has one XLR though. I'm not sure why they did that.
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How good is at2035 with it?
I've never tested that mic.
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i have the yeti pro can i plug in to thte XLR port
Yes you can.
@@KevinMuldoon unsure if u need provide power via usb or will device be powered via the xlr input
I don't have the yeti pro myself.
You would still have to power it the same way you always do.
The GoXLR can provide phantom power where required.
@@KevinMuldoon thank you kevin
You're welcome.👍
Why am i just waiting for everything to explode
Does the stadium usbkit microphone work for the go xlr?
I'm not familiar with it, but with usb mics you need to use the headphone out as a mic in. Not exactly great from a quality point of view, but it should work.
@@KevinMuldoon thank you
can i connect the razer seiren elite to a mixer?
I'm not familiar with the microphone. Does it have a headphone port? If so, there is a workaround.
Though mixers are really designed for XLR mics.
@@KevinMuldoon yes ,it has, what i need? , and , do u recomend me another mixer?