TC Helicon GoXLR professional video device
Four-channel mixer with motorised faders, MIDAS preamp, sampler and real-time voice effects, Windows-only software required
- Motorized faders give instant control over mic, game, music and chat levels
- Studio-grade MIDAS preamp with 48V phantom power plus EQ, compressor, limiter, de-esser and gate
- On-the-fly sampler records or loads audio clips to engage your audience
- Real-time voice effects include reverb, echo, pitch shift, megaphone, robot and hard tune
- Windows app provides full parameter control, sample import and FX presets; supports Windows 7, 8, 10, 11
Professional Audio Mixer for Streamers
The TC Helicon GoXLR is a professional video device built for live broadcasters who need hands-on control of multiple audio sources. Its motorised faders manage microphone, game, music and chat channels independently. A studio-grade MIDAS preamp supplies 48 V phantom power plus EQ, compression, limiting, de-essing and gating for XLR microphones.
Ideal for Windows Creators Only
This platform suits streamers and podcasters running Windows 7, 8, 10 or 11 who want integrated sampling and real-time voice effects such as reverb, pitch shift and hard tune. The companion Windows application is mandatory for every function, so buyers who require official Linux or macOS support should look elsewhere.
Windows Application Dependency
The single specification that decides compatibility is the mandatory GoXLR Windows app; without a supported Windows installation the mixer, sampler and vocal effects cannot be configured or operated.
How it compares
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- Price $596.99
- Pricier than about 81% of the 509 comparable items (median $80.99).
Specifications
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Questions about this item
Which GoXLR model should I pick for a setup that needs four independent audio channels?
The unit provides a four-channel mixer with motorised faders for mic, game, music and chat, so a single device covers all four sources.
What does the 48 V phantom power actually do for my XLR microphone?
It supplies the voltage a condenser mic needs, while the built-in MIDAS preamp adds EQ, compression, limiting, de-essing and a gate to shape the signal.
How does the Windows-only software requirement limit what I can control on Linux or macOS?
The GoXLR app runs on Windows 7, 8, 10 and 11 only; without it you lose mixer routing, sample loading, voice effects and all advanced parameters.
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