TC Helicon Go XLR Mini external audio interface is primarily a device for streamers and gamers that allows you to work comfortably online. However, we also recorded our video with this audio interface. The device has two microphone inputs (XLR with a MIDAS preamplifier and the second one implemented with mini TRS jack), the capability of phantom power for working with a condenser microphone, and a set of effects (gate, equalization and compression). In addition, on the back panel of the Go XLR Mini we can find: line in and line out, USB for connecting to a computer and a S/PDIF connector for a play station to get sound from it in digital format. The mixer has 4 channels, each with a fader control, “couch” and beep buttons for censoring especially emotional guests. For more details watch our review of TC Helicon Go XLR Mini streaming and podcast mixer!
0:00 An example of sounding via TC Helicon Go XLR Mini, as well as other conditions for recording a video
1:09 Controls
3:13 Connectors
4:01 Functions available through the control panel after installing the driver (gate, equalizer, compressor)
5:16 Microphone setup
5:45 More about the effects, using RODE PODMIC. Testing preamp, gate, equalization and compression
9:08 How do I set up my Go XLR Mini correctly?
9:53 What's so interesting about this device?