Roland GO:LIVECAST Streaming Studio White
Connects a smartphone, earbuds and an XLR microphone for live streaming with onboard reverb and media libraries
- Product typeOthers
- Premium production tools via GO:LIVECAST app
- Quick smartphone setup with headphone monitoring
- Built-in microphone with onboard reverb effect
- Professional XLR input for external microphones
- Stereo line input for instruments or mixers
Mobile Streaming Studio
The Roland GO:LIVECAST is a compact streaming studio designed for iOS and select Android smartphones. It provides a built-in microphone, XLR input, stereo line input and headphone monitoring in a single white unit. The hardware connects directly to a phone so creators can produce live web shows without a computer.
Upgrade from Phone-Only Audio
This device replaces reliance on a smartphone’s internal microphone and single headset jack. The jump is worth it when a creator needs a professional XLR microphone, external instrument or mixer feed via the stereo line input, and real-time headphone monitoring with onboard reverb for vocals.
Smartphone Interface Limits
Operation depends on the GO:LIVECAST companion app and a compatible smartphone running iOS or a supported Android version. The physical connections are limited to one XLR mic, one stereo line source and one headphone output, so multi-source productions requiring additional inputs cannot be accommodated.
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- Price $57.99
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Specifications
| Product | |
|---|---|
| Brand name | Roland |
| Product type | Others |
Questions about this item
Which physical connections does the streaming studio provide for microphones and audio sources?
The unit includes an XLR input for a professional microphone and a stereo line input for instruments, preamps, mixers, or other sound sources.
What is the correct order for connecting the smartphone, headphones and any external microphone?
Plug the smartphone into the unit first, then connect earbuds or headphones for monitoring, and finally attach an external microphone to the XLR or line input if required.
Which parts may need replacement after extended use?
Connected earbuds, headphones and external microphones are separate accessories that will wear out independently of the streaming studio itself.
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