The amount of times windows has updated and caused me to have to come back to this video and watch it with captions on since my audio no longer works is really quite astounding. Thank you for being my safety net here every time!
I have watched this video like 5 times now because everytime I re-do my setup, my audio gets messed up. and this is the ONLY video that ends up fixing it, thank you for making this video!
Every time my Corsair Virtuoso gets updated and I need to reconfigure everything all over again, I ALWAYS come back to this video! Thank you, MachineDaena - Not sure you'll see these comments on these old videos, but this has saved me EVERY time! Much love, my guy
I've had to come to this video about 6x now, every windows update it changes the listening settings and i forget how to fix it. Cheers for this video mate, its been a massive help.
OK cool, glad you're upping my views for this video! :P For real though, make sure you hit SAVE on the GoXLR profile when you make some changes in GoXLR and that might solve it; Otherwise, Just dump windows and rewrite a whole new operating system because that is way easier than understanding the quirks in Windows!
SO helpful!! Thank you so much, I just got the Logitech Pro X2 Wireless headset and realized I had no idea how to configure it with my GOXLR, lol. Saved a bunch of stress, cheers!!
legend, did an update for iCUE and it goofed my routing somehow, what you had said about configuring the line in sorted me out big time. struggled for hours as i suffer with ADHD and got super overwhelmed so i cant thank you enough for making this video!
Glad it helped man! iCUE sucks donkey D for messing up audio all the time, kind of ironic that it's a Corsair product and their sister brand Elgato is one of the most audio-centric companies in the streaming market... Hope it keeps steady for you mate! Best of luck!
Just wanted to say thank you for this video. I've bookmarked it coz I've had to watch it a few times when my set-up has changed and it's really really helpful! When I was first setting up my Go XLR and headphones I watched about a dozen videos, but yours was just what I needed, so thank you!
No one understands the relief you feel when you finally understand something that had you frustrated, I though that it would be way more difficult but the way he had is faders set up if you know what I mean the system is actually system and stuff idk it’s hard to explain but I’m glad I got it now I just need the other 250 for it
To whoever uses a Arctis Pro Wireless headset : you don't need to plug the jack into your PC, you can just plug it into the "Line In" on the wireless reciever and no extra setting up to be done
im losing count how many times this has saved me now. everytime windows does a bigger update it fuckes something up. thanks you agein. please never remove this video.
Great tutorial! I was wondering if I'd be able to setup my wireless headset to my Go XLR w/o needing to connect my headset with a 3.5mm cable. Glad to know I can do it this way! :D You rock.
I would like to make the comment of the following... This program tutorial is so helpful that it actually helped me through another brand of XLR software as its all similar ... so thanks for this!
UGH Windows screwed up my settings and I couldn't remember how I got my wireless Corsair Virtuoso to work with my GoXLR. You saved me at the 6 minute mark. TYVM!
3:20 “make sure its plugged into USB 3” just FYI GoXLR is a USB 2.0 device and ideally should be connected to a 2.0 port, users have reported USB issues on the GoXLR Discord and this one of the troubleshooting checks, in saying that some users have success with USB 3 others with USB 2 so it really depends on motherboard and drivers etc
Dude the recent windows update screwed up everyone’s audio. For a few days this vid got double views so there must have been something weird going on… Glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)
what happens if i use the chat mic as communication device and configure the sound to my headset? i have a separate mic and won’t be using my headset mic
This works for me, however my headphones (corsairHS70s) cut out a lot. should I get a new pair? or maybe a better 3.5 jack? Would a 3.5 to USB adapter work if I plugged my headphones straight into the goXLR? Thanks!
Awesome video man, wouldn’t have been able to hook my headphones up to the goxlr without it. I was worried it wouldn’t work with Audeze Maxwells but it works great
big thank you here. I was actually looking at buying an arctic pro wireless headset so i could finally use wireless head sets again. but now i don't have to!
Sooo. if i got a wireless Headset, then i should put first the 3.5mm cable into the GoXlr to the pc? And then should come a new option? The new option doesnt come. im lost....
Hey man I really appreciate these videos, is there anyway you can help me? I followed all your videos with setting up goxlr mini and this video. Everything works great except for when the Bluetooth headphones die, I'm screwed. You can't just connect wired headphones now because you get no sound through it because the whole thing is set up for the wireless, so I paired another Bluetooth headset with it so I can switch between those two when one dies. But when I put the second pair on it says connected and I can play the test button in here sounds yet nowhere else can I hear sounds, no screaming no music no RUclips nothing.
Hey @MachineDaena we had someone come to the TC-Helicon discord saying they watched this video. I want to say that the windows sound settings you mention here are incorrect for this setup. You should not be setting line in as a default device in windows. It would be chat mic as it would be with any other setup. Just wanted to clear that up. 2ndly your gate needs a bit of love as your mic kept cutting in/out in this video. Lower your gate threshold a bit and make sure for a more natural sound to lower your attenuation to about 90%
Hey dude, thanks for visiting and the feedback. I replaced the SH55 with the SM7B and that made a big difference but I’ve also since tweaked the attenuation which has helped! I use Line In as default and it’s worked perfectly for me, save for one issue I had with one game that needed it to be Chat as the default. Changing it to chat made no difference other than to enable proxy chat in that game (Rust). That was an issue specifically for Rust because of the lack of ability to specify device within Rust game options (it just uses Windows default by default). But I do mention in the video specifically for people to try BOTH Chat and Line In out, so the video is still perfectly valid - it’s had a lot of views and some good feedback so far. All the best dude, and keep up the good work!
I am already using the LINE IN on the XLR-Mini to create a loop for a dual PC stream. What can I do instead of using any of the ports on the back of the XLR? Using a Hyper-X Cloud wireless headset that I love for gaming and want to use that while I play my games and stream.
i know this is an old video but trying to help a friend set up hhis bluetooth headset with go xlr, his 3.5 from go xlr to pc is saying not plugged in when it clearly is any tips "? (we have checked and made sure he is using the correct ports )
So the GO XLR will work with any wireless headset? I was seeing online that it only works with arctis and astro wireless? I only have 7 days left to return this headset (Hyper X) but if I don't need to I would rather not .I still haven't unpacked the go xlr
@@MachineDaena So now I can hear the Humming I think ur talking about. I don't have the mic hooked up yet, I have to move some stuff around. Does that matter for testing this? So even with the humming, shouldn't I be able to control sound and whatnot and hear music? If I can hear, with the GO XLR plugged in, does that mean it's working? Sounds dumb when I ask out loud lol I can hear now after following ur vid, but it doesn't seem to be letting me to control the actual volume through the system slider, so just not sure, and want to be sure.
@@MachineDaena sorry to ping again, now it seems it's coming through, but its like the sound is completely tinny and distorted. I have the ground loop noise isolator too.
i have a question i just got my GOXLR but I'm using a single pc and i have the Elgato wave 3 and i have everything right i just dont have the mic setup how do i set my wave 3 to my GOXLR i want to use the voice changer and there is a buzzing noise
You could easily turn off the microphone into your headset using the Routing tab. Just make sure the “mic” across the top of the table is not checked under your “headset” (along the left). It’s normal for there to be a slight latency but it shouldn’t be one second, so it could also be an error of some sort but it may not be noticeable only stream if you’re not listening to your own voice!
Thanks for this video well explained however i'm still facing an issue even after unchecking the mic to headphones box i still hear my echo ... any tips ?
You’re welcome, glad it helped! It’s most likely that your mic is picking up your speakers / headset or something like that. Or that you’ve duplicated the source somehow. Try playing around with the mic gate to rule out the first issue (set the gate higher so quiet sounds aren’t picked up) and check all your sources / settings to ensure nothing has been duplicated.
link to a video of you explaining how to split audio with this method? i currently do lineout from goxlr to line in on motherboard to split music audio for vods.. any recommendations?
I did everything the same as in the video but I’m experiencing an issue with my sound. When the volume coming through my headphones is quiet like when I’m sitting in the lobby of whatever game or a video or stream I’m watching isn’t making any sound it’s really quiet but as soon as a louder sound happens it triggers the volume to go back up to loud. It’s almost like my lows are super low but then the loud sounds are super loud. Sorry if I explained it bad but any help anyone? I’m using the hyperx cloud wireless headphones btw
So you have to have the Line In hardware to do this? I have the same headset and a fullsize GoXLR, but don't have the Line In piece for my PC. And also do I not plug my headset into the GoXLR mic port, and just plug it into the Line in Hardware connected to my PC? That part seemed to be missing from this vid.
Hi - thanks for tuning in. I focus mainly on the GoXLR mini here but the set up should be broadly the same for the large, just that the ports are in different locations on the GoXLR versions. Did you manage to get it working? I can’t tell if you’re trying to correct the vid in comparison to your set up, or if you need (or are asking for) further help? The point of a wireless headset is that it shouldn’t need to be connected to any device other than over wireless / Bluetooth. The method I show enables that to happen, with no direct wired connection to any device. The Virtuoso does have a mic jack output, and that can be physically connected to the GoXLR (or your PC), but that would do two things that reduce the benefit of the GoXLR / Virtuoso - 1) means headset is wired instead of wireless, and 2) The mic on the Virtuoso is not going to be anywhere near as good quality as a connected XLR mic. Let us know how you get on dude! Happy to help.
so question i had this working without having to use 3.5mm jack pluged into the line in on the pc or to the game dac but since i have moved things around and have unplugged everything and now have everything plugged back the same way i cannot get audio to my artic pro just using sound routing any help? as i cant remember what i did to get it to work previously Thanks in advance
I’m using a XLR mic with the GoXlr full size. I want to use a wireless Turtle beach stealth 700 gen 2 but also use that microphone too for free range movement around different scenes whilst streaming. How would I do this buddy?
Hey dude, thanks for watching. Wow that’s quite a complicated set up you want there but you should be able to add another source into your StreamLabs / OBS studio for the headset mic too, only problem is duplication of audio when they’re both active so you’ll need to toggle between the two to avoid this! Try adding two mic sources to your streaming software and see how it goes! Keen to know of this works or not!
Thanks for quick reply bud. Great video. So your saying that your method in this video will still allow me to use the microphone, but would have a possible issue of duplicated sounds? I’m keen to try this and let you know :)
Hi, also ich hab das jetzt so gemacht wie du das hast und bei mir ist ein extremes rauschen bzw. so extreme störgeräusche vorhanden wenn ich das abhören bei windows nutze. hast du da ne idee?
I’m really stumped. And need some help. I have a 2 pc set up. Routed it all right. Everything works. But. When I’m playing a game. On my side. When ever a loud noise like gun fight or a alert it will turn up to what seem to be normal volume. Then when I’m walking to something it is really quite. But then if I shoot something or jump it will be loud. Then fade again. I’m so lost n confused…
The same thing has been happening with me and I’ve have no idea what it is. I don’t think it’s to do with the two PC set up, I have a feeling it might be to do with AI sound controlling via maybe ASUS but each time I try deleting programs or getting to the bottom of it, it doesn’t disappear. Thankfully for me I’ve learnt to live with it, as it’s fairly rarely that it happens. I wonder whether it’s the GoXLR software or something else like ASUS Armoury Crate conflicting with each other
Hello! I recently bought the corsair virtuoso wireless headphones and I tried connecting it to the go xlr using this method and nothing works because the Line In option is nowhere in my sound settings! any solution for that?
Try right clicking and ensuring that all the audio sources are not hidden. Failing that annoyingly uninstalling and then reinstalling the GoXLR software might be the answer.
@@MachineDaena Hi, thank you a lot for the reply, unfortunately these did not work. If it helps with anything, I'm using Windows 11 so maybe there's something more I could try?
@@banalotlgames @Banalotl OK thanks for confirming. I think in this case, it's worth joining the GoXLR Discord and asking for support there as this may be a common issue! Sorry I couldn't be more help!
A bit of a silly question but, I got a wireless headset and used this tutorial to set it up and it worked just fine! However the headset stopped working and I had to return to my old wired pair until I could get a replacement but now no audio is coming through my headphones at all? I tested to see if it was just the headset on another divice and they still work how they had before. And the audio is working as I'm watching the meter go up and down on the goxlr. Would you happen to know what might be causing this? Thanks in advance.
Hey, thanks for watching - and sorry for the delayed response. If you managed to get it working the first time following the steps, that means it works! But sometimes Windows and/or the GoXLR (usually Windows....) will change the settings, particularly if you've added new USB devices or new devices that have an audio channel (like a monitor, etc) It's an annoying little Windows quirk! So If you managed to get it working the first time, I'd definitely recommend repeating the process from start to finish! It definitely doesn't seem from your comment that it's an issue with your headset -re more of an issue with windows settings changing. Best of luck with it :)
@@itsmekyliebree9261 I'm happy to try and help you out via a Discord call if you like, just DM me when's a good time to run through it. discord.gg/WVc3cF5 Otherwise, I know that the TC Helicon support team are great so you can also try their discord too! discord.com/invite/EC88zYym68
I think I’m doing something wrong. So bought a IEM and plugged the 3.5mm to my go xlr and no sounds coming out? Is it bcuz my routing? My sound windows settings? Wonder if you can help me?
It's good and all but there is an ever so slight delay when using "listen to this device" through the recording tab regardless of what headset you have. It's quite distracting if you can hear the delay like me and it's only a split second but reaction time is everything!
hello i followed all the steps but the sound sounds absolutely horrific like its not even listenable its sooo bad im using my headphone jack plugged from go x lr to a noise isolator brand design from amazon into my PC and my headset is a sony wh100xm4 . my bluetooth is a usb dongle 4.0 . when i plug in my headset to the go xlr the sound sounds perfect but when i use my heaset wireless to plug it into the noise isolatator ( design ) from amazon into my line in pc wire spot it just is soooo bad . please help me the sound sounds so shit and i followed all the steps and idk what to do like maybe the problem is the fact i use my headset wire? maybe the usb bluetooth dongle is not good enough ?
Try moving the noise isolator away from the back of your PC or raising it up above your PC. If you can’t do that, because the wire is too short, you might need a longer wire (they’re fairly cheap £5.00 etc). Best of luck, and thanks for watching!
Hey @MachineDaena, thank your for this video! I have one question left: Is it possible to use the wireless mic from the corsair virtuoso with the GoXLR, so that you can switch inside the GoXLR App which mic your want to use (headset mic or XLR mic) ? Thank you in advance!
Hey, thanks for watching! I don’t think there’s an easy/intuitive way to do this unfortunately! You can change the windows settings each time, and that would work, let’s say to change between headset mic and xlr mic, but it’s fiddly unfortunately :( Enjoy the GoXLR :)
I use to setup my GoXLR Mini this way, I switched back to an Aux headset for quality sound, For whatever reason, I was getting audio level changes all the time, pops, and weird unwanted noises that was messing me up big time with my logitech g-pro wireless headset, Only started doing this when I upgraded my pc from an intel i9900k to a ryzen 7 7800x3d, If you have any suggestions on what might have been causing this please let me know, Much
@MachineDaena I am wondering about what you said at 7:55. Why exactly does checking or unchecking the Mic under input make no difference? I cannot hear myself unless I enable "listen to this device" through Windows. However, from what I understand, the Windows setting has longer latency so it takes longer to hear instant feedback from your mic. The GoXLR app is meant to be much faster, but it will NOT give me any feedback whether it is checked or unchecked.
Hi, with this connection, for some reason the sound jumps in volume, mostly it is quiet, but periodically becomes loud as it should be, for a few seconds, then again the sound is spoiled, different 3.5mm cable tried, did not help, direct connection from goxlr to headphones all clearly works
I don’t think you can do this unfortunately, unless someone corrects me of course! But the GoXLR software adds the filters to the mic line. As a wireless mic line isn’t connected by hardware I don’t think it would be able to have the same effects added.
Two questions: I have the Logitech wireless G pros and when i turn off my headset i have to go into the sound properties and turn the "listen to device" off and on again every single time. I also seem to get a cracking of audio when I use my headset through my XLR but dont get it if i just listen through it directly. Any ideas how to fix?
@macineDaena So ive done this set up, can hear my own audio in the headset. My microphone will now record on the line in, it will on broadcast mix or chat mic but not on line in. need help because this method used to work great on my dual pc setup, Now on a single box.
Hello I have a question. I done everything as you said and it all worked but then all of a sudden I cant hear myself through my usb mic. idk if its a routing problem but it was working when I had wired headphones but now I cant hear myself at all even when I have the mic checked on through the go xlr. is there any way I can fix this?
Hey dude - there’s a few set up vids out there for multi-pc rigs on GoXLR but basically it depends how you’ve set up your rig. Most people have PC1 doing everything (gaming, Discord, Spotify etc) except for streaming, and then PC2 does only streaming. If that’s your rig then you would 3.5mm jack line from GoXLR line OUT, to line IN on PC1, and then to get sound into OBS Studio or SLOBs (or whatever you use on PC2) you would Line OUT of PC1 into Line IN on PC2. The USB connection from GoXLR would go into PC1. Then you could use the BROADCAST STREAM MIX as literally just a single sound source in PC2 OBS software.
Hey man, firstly thank you for the video, it helped tons. Got them working using the GoXLR but I've come across a delay issue. I have enabled hearing my own voice through the routing panel in the GoXLR but I have a huge delay when speaking and hearing my own voice -I'd say about 1 second of delay. Went in and tested it ingame, same issue, delay over there as well. Any ideas what might be causing this ?
Hey, thanks for for watching! It's normal for there to be a slight delay, I'd say 100-300 milliseconds, but 1 second sounds a little too much. Sorry though I don't know the answer as to why this might be happening :| Is the chat delayed when you're streaming? i.e. is it affecting the viewing?
This totally worked for me. Only issue is, I'm only hearing audio in the left side of my headset. I ordered a ground loop cable because I'm hearing the stuttering, but will this fix the audio back to surround?
Hey dude, thanks for watching. Glad it *sort of* worked! Assuming your headset isn’t broken in any way, this sounds like it’s more than likely not a GoXLR issue, but a headset config issue. In windows settings (the ones I show in the video) you can check properties for surround sound, plus you may also have settings in the software from your headset provider (eg for me iCue from Corsair has surround sound settings). Unfortunately with stuff like this, a lot of it is trial and error, and researching online 😫 Rule out that it’s a faulty ground loop by trying it without the ground loop. If it does the same thing, then you know it’s not that. From memory I don’t think there’s any surround sound settings within the GoXLR app but it’s worth checking the software there too!
@@MachineDaena I'm using the Logitech G733's and I've followed your instructions. When I switch the output back from "System" on the GoXLR Mini to just my G733's, I get the typical sound I'm used to back. Unfortunately, when I follow the instructions from your video to change settings to Line In, it automatically switches my headset audio to Mono instead of Stereo/Surround. Definitely not the audio quality I was used to before. I get the Ground Loop cable tomorrow, but not sure that'll fix anything more than the interference noises. Any other suggestions?
@@MrWright14 you have left and right switched sound? for me it helped to set the "line in"-audio device to "2 channel - 16 bit - 48000 Hz" in Sound Input settings
Hey also was having this issue I found that the ZIOCOM filter that was in line with the aux cord was causing it for me. I don't know if that was your issue or not but thought I would post this here just in case it could help someone else out.
Hey - thanks for watching! I’ve just generally had loads of issues with the Virtuoso - when it works, it’s great (and yea 7.1 is fine too) but it will randomly lose 60% of the volume for periods of time, and I have to do full clean reinstalls for iCue to resolve it. It’s infuriating. It’s gotten so unproductive that I’m probably going to get a different headset. You might not have the same issues though. You can switch on the 7.1 within icue settings on the headset.
hey, great video, I'm having issues with my steel series arctis 1 wireless headset, it's transmitting the audio with high-frequency noise instead of normal sounding, I was wondering does anyone know how to fix this? So, for example, I was listening to your video and when I changed it I only heard your voice but really high pitched? I don't know how to fix it, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hey! Thanks for watching. There’s no settings change that I’m aware of that should result in a high pitched output, or a change of tone of any kind. That sounds like it could be a manufacturers warranty issue potentially
Hello, not working, i do all, i have the 2 different cable, i put in line in (blue) in computer and in the headset green line at the xlr, i do in windows what you do, but i hear nothing !! (Logtiech g pro x, go xlr mini) if you can help me thanks :)
Hi, just tried this however, in the sound control panel, my line in is showing as 'not plugged in'. my cable and GLI works perfectly and everything is plugged in correctly. im not sure how to fix this issue. any ideas? scrolled the internet looking for answers for hours and still havent found anything to fix this :c EDIT: the problem seems to have resolved itself. turns out NVIDIA was updating in the background and hadnt applied before i restarted my computer. everything is working now :)
call me crazy, but, why wouldn't you just plug it into the headset jack on the goxlr instead of the line out since everything wants to default go to the headphones plug?
Yo thank you so much for this video! After the windows update the other day I lost all audio and couldn’t figure out what happened. This solved my issue! Appreciate the help!
This video has helped me out so much but I have one problem and that is when playing sounds. When I play music or play games I can hear the sound clearly but when using the faders and when it comes to a certain point the sound can jump loud or quiet but this only happen when using the wireless headphones. When using the wireless headphones directly to the wireless receiver there is no problem but doing this set up in the video some times the sound can jump high or low depending on what sound is playing. E.g playing a game like a shooter I can walk and it’s quiet to the point I can not hear people walking around me but as soon as some one shoots the sound just jumps up very loud then a sec later it drop back low again. I have changed the aux cable from the GOXLR to the PC and it’s the same. I hardware the headphones to the GOXLR front and it’s perfect but I would like for it to be wireless. Is there any other recommendations you think I could do to get this fix? Again great video ☺️
Hey, thanks for watching! I have exactly the same problem exactly as you’ve described it, and I’ve honestly tried everything to try and fix it including getting a replacement wireless headset. I think it’s either a windows bug, or more likely, a bug with the GoXLR software. It could also be AI sound adjustments from ASUS Armoury Crate but I fiddled with the settings / uninstalled that and it still did the same thing for me. I honestly just managed to learn to live with it (it happens quite rarely for me these days). But you can turn up or down the headset within the GoXLR to adjust to the sound- it’s not a fix but it does mitigate the issue. GoXLR should investigate this as it’s annoying AF and is happening with other people too.
Thank you so much for the reply back just to know you fully understand what I mean just made my day lol. I have also done what you have said as well and it’s the same outcome I even try the TC Helicon discord but no luck but I do think you are right I feel it’s more of the Windows side as when I plug the the headset directly to the GOLXR there is no problem but doing it the wires way that’s when the problem happens. So what I have done now is (using the music for example) put the fader for music right up so it’s at its max and then with in the windows sound software turn down the sound with in windows and turn it down to the area I know where it would just about jump high or low. Doing this would make a “cap” on the fader so I can turn it down or up using the fader with out it jumping high or low but also doing this would not make the music be able for it to be it’s loudest but where it jump for me is just at the point where it’s just below 72% of the volume before it plays up so to the fader it’s at 100% but to windows I have only used up to 70% of the max volume I have used. This has helped a lot so I make sure to use for example Spotify only work with the music fader and I know it will not jump as much when using the fader as it can only be caped at 70% because of what windows is letting it have. I do hope later this is something windows can fix. Thank you again for the reply and again great video.
@@MachineDaena I've been searching for hours about this is EXACT issue, its incredibly annoying (happens on my logitech pro x wireless headphones connected to the goxlr mini) PLEASE tell me after almost a year their is some type of fix to this inconsistent audio? I'd rather live with wires then have my volume be jumping around like this...
hey man quick question so i did everything in the video and works amazing!!! but now the only problem im having is when i open obs studio my audio keeps on cutting out. any solutions to fix it???
Hey, thanks for watching. Glad it worked - that sounds like it could be something simple like audio drivers needing to be updated or that your bluetooth receiver isn't close enough. Did you manage to fix this or has it persisted?
Try moving the GLI away from the direct back of your computer either with a longer 3.5mm to 3.5mm male to male, or just repositioning with the wires you’ve got. If it’s directly next to the back of your computer it might still pick up static.
I KNOW MY AUDIO WAS TERRIBLE IN THE VID! (SORRY!).... GATE SETTINGS WERE ALL OVER THE PLACE!
just a quick question, u say to not connect the goxlr to the front of the pc. would this not work? just wondering
@@xray5947 I think it's to do with sometimes the front USB sockets are passthrough, but TBH it should work with most PCs.
@@MachineDaena thank you, i will try both ways. thanks brother
I was gonna comment on this, good video, but ironic that your audio is terrible here
think an inline preamp booster would fix your audio?
The amount of times windows has updated and caused me to have to come back to this video and watch it with captions on since my audio no longer works is really quite astounding. Thank you for being my safety net here every time!
LOL - the scary thing is you're not the first to say this!
Glad I could help dude, NP! Thanks for the love!
Dude I’ve come back to this video several times as it’s the only one that seems to work! Very clear and helpful thank you so much!!
Thanks for the kudos man! Keep up the good work (nice YT channel!) ❤️😍🙌
I have watched this video like 5 times now because everytime I re-do my setup, my audio gets messed up. and this is the ONLY video that ends up fixing it, thank you for making this video!
Glad it’s helping! It must feel like home! 🙌💕
Same here, randomly my wireless headset just stops working with my pc and goxlr and this video is literally the only one I tune back to.
@@cunor9910 🙌
This was literally the most helpful video for the goxlr. I can't even count how many videos I went through before finding this one.
Get it!!! 👊🏼
Thanks for watching 😎
Every time my Corsair Virtuoso gets updated and I need to reconfigure everything all over again, I ALWAYS come back to this video!
Thank you, MachineDaena - Not sure you'll see these comments on these old videos, but this has saved me EVERY time! Much love, my guy
I see everything!
Much appreciated mate! Glad it helped 🤜🏼🤛🏼😎🙌
I've had to come to this video about 6x now, every windows update it changes the listening settings and i forget how to fix it. Cheers for this video mate, its been a massive help.
OK cool, glad you're upping my views for this video! :P
For real though, make sure you hit SAVE on the GoXLR profile when you make some changes in GoXLR and that might solve it; Otherwise, Just dump windows and rewrite a whole new operating system because that is way easier than understanding the quirks in Windows!
SO helpful!! Thank you so much, I just got the Logitech Pro X2 Wireless headset and realized I had no idea how to configure it with my GOXLR, lol. Saved a bunch of stress, cheers!!
legend, did an update for iCUE and it goofed my routing somehow, what you had said about configuring the line in sorted me out big time. struggled for hours as i suffer with ADHD and got super overwhelmed so i cant thank you enough for making this video!
Glad it helped man! iCUE sucks donkey D for messing up audio all the time, kind of ironic that it's a Corsair product and their sister brand Elgato is one of the most audio-centric companies in the streaming market...
Hope it keeps steady for you mate! Best of luck!
Just wanted to say thank you for this video. I've bookmarked it coz I've had to watch it a few times when my set-up has changed and it's really really helpful! When I was first setting up my Go XLR and headphones I watched about a dozen videos, but yours was just what I needed, so thank you!
Get I! 🤜🏼🤛🏼
Thanks for the love! ❤️
No one understands the relief you feel when you finally understand something that had you frustrated, I though that it would be way more difficult but the way he had is faders set up if you know what I mean the system is actually system and stuff idk it’s hard to explain but I’m glad I got it now I just need the other 250 for it
Jack!! Nice, glad it helped dude!
old video but still top notch! Without this video I feared my headset would be useless so thank you for doing this 2 years ago
I’ve seen a lot of tutorials but this one was excellent and I will be using it as a forward to others who need help setting up. Thank you!
Appreciate it!
To whoever uses a Arctis Pro Wireless headset : you don't need to plug the jack into your PC, you can just plug it into the "Line In" on the wireless reciever and no extra setting up to be done
What about the Arctic 7+ with its usb dongle. I’m having a hard time to trying mic monitor with this headset and audio interface.
@@noahvezina184 agreed
every time I do a new build or re-install windows I have to come back to this video. Thank you sir
im losing count how many times this has saved me now. everytime windows does a bigger update it fuckes something up. thanks you agein. please never remove this video.
It will persist beyond my lifetime mate! Glad it helps 🙌❤️
Great tutorial! I was wondering if I'd be able to setup my wireless headset to my Go XLR w/o needing to connect my headset with a 3.5mm cable. Glad to know I can do it this way! :D You rock.
2 years later and this still holds true❤️
thank you, I've come back to this video multiple times.
❤️ first ever donation! I didn’t even realise this was something active on my RUclips account! 🙌
I would like to make the comment of the following... This program tutorial is so helpful that it actually helped me through another brand of XLR software as its all similar ... so thanks for this!
Oh shit! Nice :) thanks for the feedback dude 😎
UGH Windows screwed up my settings and I couldn't remember how I got my wireless Corsair Virtuoso to work with my GoXLR. You saved me at the 6 minute mark. TYVM!
You're welcome! Glad it helped
you don't need the cable into the PC at all, you can just listen to the 'Broadcast Stream Mix' from the same settings you showed in the video
this has been such a frustration for me, and watching this video made it so easy!! THANK YOU!!
dude thank you so much for this. your videos about configuring all things goxlr turned into an awesome saturday night project! cheers.
No probs dude! Hope you enjoy the GoXLR! :D
Much love! :D
Thanks man! Literally was me yesterday, didn't realize I needed the 3.5mm cable. Setting it up tomorrow and be on my way! Appreciate the help 👍
Best of luck with it!! Dude the GoXLR is great you’re going to love it!!
3:20 “make sure its plugged into USB 3” just FYI GoXLR is a USB 2.0 device and ideally should be connected to a 2.0 port, users have reported USB issues on the GoXLR Discord and this one of the troubleshooting checks, in saying that some users have success with USB 3 others with USB 2 so it really depends on motherboard and drivers etc
this video cured my computer thank you homie
Dude the recent windows update screwed up everyone’s audio. For a few days this vid got double views so there must have been something weird going on…
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching :)
what happens if i use the chat mic as communication device and configure the sound to my headset? i have a separate mic and won’t be using my headset mic
This works for me, however my headphones (corsairHS70s) cut out a lot. should I get a new pair? or maybe a better 3.5 jack? Would a 3.5 to USB adapter work if I plugged my headphones straight into the goXLR? Thanks!
Have been looking for a good tutorial for a long time this one was perfect and i finally get to use my go xlr
Thanks for the feedback dude! Appreciate it! Enjoy the GoXLR ! It’ll change your life!!
Awesome video man, wouldn’t have been able to hook my headphones up to the goxlr without it. I was worried it wouldn’t work with Audeze Maxwells but it works great
This video Made my day ive been looking for this kind of help for months and this video helped me finaly ❤❤❤
big thank you here. I was actually looking at buying an arctic pro wireless headset so i could finally use wireless head sets again. but now i don't have to!
Glad it helped! :D Thanks for watching mate!
The Arctis Wireless Pro has a line out on the base station ;)
Sooo. if i got a wireless Headset, then i should put first the 3.5mm cable into the GoXlr to the pc? And then should come a new option? The new option doesnt come. im lost....
Thanks dude, I had no idea how to configure it. You helped me too much.
Hey man I really appreciate these videos, is there anyway you can help me? I followed all your videos with setting up goxlr mini and this video. Everything works great except for when the Bluetooth headphones die, I'm screwed. You can't just connect wired headphones now because you get no sound through it because the whole thing is set up for the wireless, so I paired another Bluetooth headset with it so I can switch between those two when one dies. But when I put the second pair on it says connected and I can play the test button in here sounds yet nowhere else can I hear sounds, no screaming no music no RUclips nothing.
Hey @MachineDaena we had someone come to the TC-Helicon discord saying they watched this video. I want to say that the windows sound settings you mention here are incorrect for this setup. You should not be setting line in as a default device in windows. It would be chat mic as it would be with any other setup. Just wanted to clear that up. 2ndly your gate needs a bit of love as your mic kept cutting in/out in this video. Lower your gate threshold a bit and make sure for a more natural sound to lower your attenuation to about 90%
Hey dude, thanks for visiting and the feedback. I replaced the SH55 with the SM7B and that made a big difference but I’ve also since tweaked the attenuation which has helped!
I use Line In as default and it’s worked perfectly for me, save for one issue I had with one game that needed it to be Chat as the default. Changing it to chat made no difference other than to enable proxy chat in that game (Rust). That was an issue specifically for Rust because of the lack of ability to specify device within Rust game options (it just uses Windows default by default).
But I do mention in the video specifically for people to try BOTH Chat and Line In out, so the video is still perfectly valid - it’s had a lot of views and some good feedback so far.
All the best dude, and keep up the good work!
I am already using the LINE IN on the XLR-Mini to create a loop for a dual PC stream. What can I do instead of using any of the ports on the back of the XLR? Using a Hyper-X Cloud wireless headset that I love for gaming and want to use that while I play my games and stream.
I do not see the "Line In" in recording devices. It's not disabled either. Need help on this part. Should I join your discord for help?
did you ever find a fix?
@@rootin3061 no. Just returned the items back to amazon yesterday x_x unfortunate!
@@EpicJonny1000 might join you on that sadly, gonna have 1 more day of trying to get it to work.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I might be too late if you’re returned the gear but did you ensure you got the GoXLR software?
Hey man!
Just wanted to say thanks for this video, very useful!
Awesome, glad it helped! Enjoy the GoXLR!!
Thanks for watching :)
i know this is an old video but trying to help a friend set up hhis bluetooth headset with go xlr, his 3.5 from go xlr to pc is saying not plugged in when it clearly is any tips "? (we have checked and made sure he is using the correct ports )
Did you manage to fix?
This was a lifesaver! I thought I was gonna have to spend another $300 on a wireless headset with a mix amp. Thanks!
You’re welcome! Glad it helped doc! 😎
So the GO XLR will work with any wireless headset? I was seeing online that it only works with arctis and astro wireless? I only have 7 days left to return this headset (Hyper X) but if I don't need to I would rather not .I still haven't unpacked the go xlr
Sounds like you have seven days to unpack and test it ;)
Should work with any wireless yes! Hopefully the instructions in this vid help you :)
@@MachineDaena got lucky and found a Aux cable, gonna test literally right now. Hopefully the video will help, and thank you for responding!
@@MachineDaena So now I can hear the Humming I think ur talking about. I don't have the mic hooked up yet, I have to move some stuff around. Does that matter for testing this? So even with the humming, shouldn't I be able to control sound and whatnot and hear music? If I can hear, with the GO XLR plugged in, does that mean it's working? Sounds dumb when I ask out loud lol I can hear now after following ur vid, but it doesn't seem to be letting me to control the actual volume through the system slider, so just not sure, and want to be sure.
@@MachineDaena sorry to ping again, now it seems it's coming through, but its like the sound is completely tinny and distorted. I have the ground loop noise isolator too.
I looked everywhere for my mic feedback issue. Thank you for the info!
Glad it helped! Thanks for watching!
i have a question i just got my GOXLR but I'm using a single pc and i have the Elgato wave 3 and i have everything right i just dont have the mic setup how do i set my wave 3 to my GOXLR i want to use the voice changer and there is a buzzing noise
Perfect, just what I was looking for. Thanks!
Good stuff! Thanks for watching! :D
I'm getting quite a lot of latency with the Corsair HS70 pros so i can hear my voice about 1 second after I speak...Is there a way to fix it? thanks
You could easily turn off the microphone into your headset using the Routing tab. Just make sure the “mic” across the top of the table is not checked under your “headset” (along the left).
It’s normal for there to be a slight latency but it shouldn’t be one second, so it could also be an error of some sort but it may not be noticeable only stream if you’re not listening to your own voice!
Thanks for this video well explained however i'm still facing an issue even after unchecking the mic to headphones box i still hear my echo ... any tips ?
You’re welcome, glad it helped! It’s most likely that your mic is picking up your speakers / headset or something like that. Or that you’ve duplicated the source somehow.
Try playing around with the mic gate to rule out the first issue (set the gate higher so quiet sounds aren’t picked up) and check all your sources / settings to ensure nothing has been duplicated.
link to a video of you explaining how to split audio with this method? i currently do lineout from goxlr to line in on motherboard to split music audio for vods.. any recommendations?
I did everything the same as in the video but I’m experiencing an issue with my sound. When the volume coming through my headphones is quiet like when I’m sitting in the lobby of whatever game or a video or stream I’m watching isn’t making any sound it’s really quiet but as soon as a louder sound happens it triggers the volume to go back up to loud. It’s almost like my lows are super low but then the loud sounds are super loud. Sorry if I explained it bad but any help anyone? I’m using the hyperx cloud wireless headphones btw
So you have to have the Line In hardware to do this? I have the same headset and a fullsize GoXLR, but don't have the Line In piece for my PC. And also do I not plug my headset into the GoXLR mic port, and just plug it into the Line in Hardware connected to my PC? That part seemed to be missing from this vid.
Hi - thanks for tuning in. I focus mainly on the GoXLR mini here but the set up should be broadly the same for the large, just that the ports are in different locations on the GoXLR versions.
Did you manage to get it working? I can’t tell if you’re trying to correct the vid in comparison to your set up, or if you need (or are asking for) further help?
The point of a wireless headset is that it shouldn’t need to be connected to any device other than over wireless / Bluetooth. The method I show enables that to happen, with no direct wired connection to any device.
The Virtuoso does have a mic jack output, and that can be physically connected to the GoXLR (or your PC), but that would do two things that reduce the benefit of the GoXLR / Virtuoso - 1) means headset is wired instead of wireless, and 2) The mic on the Virtuoso is not going to be anywhere near as good quality as a connected XLR mic.
Let us know how you get on dude! Happy to help.
so question i had this working without having to use 3.5mm jack pluged into the line in on the pc or to the game dac but since i have moved things around and have unplugged everything and now have everything plugged back the same way i cannot get audio to my artic pro just using sound routing any help? as i cant remember what i did to get it to work previously
Thanks in advance
I’m using a XLR mic with the GoXlr full size. I want to use a wireless Turtle beach stealth 700 gen 2 but also use that microphone too for free range movement around different scenes whilst streaming. How would I do this buddy?
Hey dude, thanks for watching. Wow that’s quite a complicated set up you want there but you should be able to add another source into your StreamLabs / OBS studio for the headset mic too, only problem is duplication of audio when they’re both active so you’ll need to toggle between the two to avoid this! Try adding two mic sources to your streaming software and see how it goes! Keen to know of this works or not!
Thanks for quick reply bud. Great video. So your saying that your method in this video will still allow me to use the microphone, but would have a possible issue of duplicated sounds? I’m keen to try this and let you know :)
Hi, also ich hab das jetzt so gemacht wie du das hast und bei mir ist ein extremes rauschen bzw. so extreme störgeräusche vorhanden wenn ich das abhören bei windows nutze. hast du da ne idee?
Can you still use the GOXLR faders to control audio while using this method of LineIn?
Yes! That's exactly what I do :)
PS Thanks for watching dude, keep up the good work!
Hi there, great video! I've got a terrible issue with feedback however, and not sure where to troubleshoot. Any help would be appreciated!
I’m really stumped. And need some help. I have a 2 pc set up. Routed it all right. Everything works. But. When I’m playing a game. On my side. When ever a loud noise like gun fight or a alert it will turn up to what seem to be normal volume. Then when I’m walking to something it is really quite. But then if I shoot something or jump it will be loud. Then fade again. I’m so lost n confused…
The same thing has been happening with me and I’ve have no idea what it is. I don’t think it’s to do with the two PC set up, I have a feeling it might be to do with AI sound controlling via maybe ASUS but each time I try deleting programs or getting to the bottom of it, it doesn’t disappear. Thankfully for me I’ve learnt to live with it, as it’s fairly rarely that it happens. I wonder whether it’s the GoXLR software or something else like ASUS Armoury Crate conflicting with each other
Hello! I recently bought the corsair virtuoso wireless headphones and I tried connecting it to the go xlr using this method and nothing works because the Line In option is nowhere in my sound settings! any solution for that?
Try right clicking and ensuring that all the audio sources are not hidden.
Failing that annoyingly uninstalling and then reinstalling the GoXLR software might be the answer.
@@MachineDaena Hi, thank you a lot for the reply, unfortunately these did not work. If it helps with anything, I'm using Windows 11 so maybe there's something more I could try?
@@banalotlgames @Banalotl OK thanks for confirming. I think in this case, it's worth joining the GoXLR Discord and asking for support there as this may be a common issue! Sorry I couldn't be more help!
@@MachineDaena I will try that! Thank you for trying to help though, it really means a lot. Great video btw!!!
A bit of a silly question but, I got a wireless headset and used this tutorial to set it up and it worked just fine! However the headset stopped working and I had to return to my old wired pair until I could get a replacement but now no audio is coming through my headphones at all? I tested to see if it was just the headset on another divice and they still work how they had before. And the audio is working as I'm watching the meter go up and down on the goxlr. Would you happen to know what might be causing this? Thanks in advance.
Hey, thanks for watching - and sorry for the delayed response.
If you managed to get it working the first time following the steps, that means it works! But sometimes Windows and/or the GoXLR (usually Windows....) will change the settings, particularly if you've added new USB devices or new devices that have an audio channel (like a monitor, etc)
It's an annoying little Windows quirk!
So If you managed to get it working the first time, I'd definitely recommend repeating the process from start to finish! It definitely doesn't seem from your comment that it's an issue with your headset -re more of an issue with windows settings changing.
Best of luck with it :)
hi there, im using a logitech g733 wireless headset. do i need to plug it into the back of my pc tower or my goxlr?
Hey! It should work in the same way as shown in the vid! :)
Thanks for watching!
@@MachineDaena hi there, nothing seems to be working for. ive followed everything you did in the video but now i have no sound through my headphones.
@@itsmekyliebree9261 I'm happy to try and help you out via a Discord call if you like, just DM me when's a good time to run through it. discord.gg/WVc3cF5
Otherwise, I know that the TC Helicon support team are great so you can also try their discord too! discord.com/invite/EC88zYym68
@@MachineDaena thankyou so much. i will let you know
I think I’m doing something wrong. So bought a IEM and plugged the 3.5mm to my go xlr and no sounds coming out? Is it bcuz my routing? My sound windows settings? Wonder if you can help me?
ALSO can I monitor my wireless mic and hear myself speak , the same way that I could with a plugged in XLR mic into the goxlr?
Yes you can! I cover some of these settings in my other GoXLR vids :)
quick question, how does the PC deliver the sound to the goXLR? i only see the goXLR sending input into the PC :S
It's good and all but there is an ever so slight delay when using "listen to this device" through the recording tab regardless of what headset you have. It's quite distracting if you can hear the delay like me and it's only a split second but reaction time is everything!
hello i followed all the steps but the sound sounds absolutely horrific like its not even listenable its sooo bad im using my headphone jack plugged from go x lr to a noise isolator brand design from amazon into my PC and my headset is a sony wh100xm4 . my bluetooth is a usb dongle 4.0 .
when i plug in my headset to the go xlr the sound sounds perfect but when i use my heaset wireless to plug it into the noise isolatator ( design ) from amazon into my line in pc wire spot it just is soooo bad .
please help me the sound sounds so shit and i followed all the steps and idk what to do like maybe the problem is the fact i use my headset wire? maybe the usb bluetooth dongle is not good enough ?
Try moving the noise isolator away from the back of your PC or raising it up above your PC.
If you can’t do that, because the wire is too short, you might need a longer wire (they’re fairly cheap £5.00 etc).
Best of luck, and thanks for watching!
Hey @MachineDaena, thank your for this video! I have one question left: Is it possible to use the wireless mic from the corsair virtuoso with the GoXLR, so that you can switch inside the GoXLR App which mic your want to use (headset mic or XLR mic) ? Thank you in advance!
Hey, thanks for watching! I don’t think there’s an easy/intuitive way to do this unfortunately! You can change the windows settings each time, and that would work, let’s say to change between headset mic and xlr mic, but it’s fiddly unfortunately :(
Enjoy the GoXLR :)
I use to setup my GoXLR Mini this way, I switched back to an Aux headset for quality sound, For whatever reason, I was getting audio level changes all the time, pops, and weird unwanted noises that was messing me up big time with my logitech g-pro wireless headset, Only started doing this when I upgraded my pc from an intel i9900k to a ryzen 7 7800x3d, If you have any suggestions on what might have been causing this please let me know, Much
@MachineDaena I am wondering about what you said at 7:55. Why exactly does checking or unchecking the Mic under input make no difference? I cannot hear myself unless I enable "listen to this device" through Windows. However, from what I understand, the Windows setting has longer latency so it takes longer to hear instant feedback from your mic. The GoXLR app is meant to be much faster, but it will NOT give me any feedback whether it is checked or unchecked.
Hi, with this connection, for some reason the sound jumps in volume, mostly it is quiet, but periodically becomes loud as it should be, for a few seconds, then again the sound is spoiled, different 3.5mm cable tried, did not help, direct connection from goxlr to headphones all clearly works
Can I EQ/effects/noisegate/etc to my wireless microphone like a mod mic wireless, the same as I can adjust with an XLR mic plugged into the goxlr?
I don’t think you can do this unfortunately, unless someone corrects me of course! But the GoXLR software adds the filters to the mic line. As a wireless mic line isn’t connected by hardware I don’t think it would be able to have the same effects added.
Two questions: I have the Logitech wireless G pros and when i turn off my headset i have to go into the sound properties and turn the "listen to device" off and on again every single time. I also seem to get a cracking of audio when I use my headset through my XLR but dont get it if i just listen through it directly. Any ideas how to fix?
@macineDaena So ive done this set up, can hear my own audio in the headset. My microphone will now record on the line in, it will on broadcast mix or chat mic but not on line in. need help because this method used to work great on my dual pc setup, Now on a single box.
Hello I have a question. I done everything as you said and it all worked but then all of a sudden I cant hear myself through my usb mic. idk if its a routing problem but it was working when I had wired headphones but now I cant hear myself at all even when I have the mic checked on through the go xlr. is there any way I can fix this?
Very useful man, thanks!
Glad it helped! Enjoy the GoXLR, it'll change your life!
what a legend, thanks man!
Anytime! 😄
It worked perfectly, Well done. Thanks!
Glad it worked! :) thanks for tuning in!
hello! any idea if i can use my headset mic instead of the goxlr mic?
i would love to be able to walk around the house with my mic
Hey! Thanks for watching. You should still be able to use your headset as the mic input!
I'm setting my GO xlr up tomorrow but I'm using a Duel PC set up will I have to use multiple line in's for this to work thanks?
Hey dude - there’s a few set up vids out there for multi-pc rigs on GoXLR but basically it depends how you’ve set up your rig. Most people have PC1 doing everything (gaming, Discord, Spotify etc) except for streaming, and then PC2 does only streaming. If that’s your rig then you would 3.5mm jack line from GoXLR line OUT, to line IN on PC1, and then to get sound into OBS Studio or SLOBs (or whatever you use on PC2) you would Line OUT of PC1 into Line IN on PC2. The USB connection from GoXLR would go into PC1.
Then you could use the BROADCAST STREAM MIX as literally just a single sound source in PC2 OBS software.
It doesn’t work for me, idk why. In just don’t get a Line in Option in recording. Can’t find a solution
Hey man, firstly thank you for the video, it helped tons. Got them working using the GoXLR but I've come across a delay issue. I have enabled hearing my own voice through the routing panel in the GoXLR but I have a huge delay when speaking and hearing my own voice -I'd say about 1 second of delay. Went in and tested it ingame, same issue, delay over there as well. Any ideas what might be causing this ?
Hey, thanks for for watching!
It's normal for there to be a slight delay, I'd say 100-300 milliseconds, but 1 second sounds a little too much. Sorry though I don't know the answer as to why this might be happening :| Is the chat delayed when you're streaming? i.e. is it affecting the viewing?
i'm having the same issue!
For some reason when I do this, I can hear myself speaking? How do I make it so my mic doesnt play through it either? :(
Well done brother! Cheers cheers😎👊🏽🤘🏽💪🏽🤙🏽
This totally worked for me. Only issue is, I'm only hearing audio in the left side of my headset. I ordered a ground loop cable because I'm hearing the stuttering, but will this fix the audio back to surround?
Hey dude, thanks for watching. Glad it *sort of* worked! Assuming your headset isn’t broken in any way, this sounds like it’s more than likely not a GoXLR issue, but a headset config issue. In windows settings (the ones I show in the video) you can check properties for surround sound, plus you may also have settings in the software from your headset provider (eg for me iCue from Corsair has surround sound settings).
Unfortunately with stuff like this, a lot of it is trial and error, and researching online 😫
Rule out that it’s a faulty ground loop by trying it without the ground loop. If it does the same thing, then you know it’s not that.
From memory I don’t think there’s any surround sound settings within the GoXLR app but it’s worth checking the software there too!
@@MachineDaena I'm using the Logitech G733's and I've followed your instructions. When I switch the output back from "System" on the GoXLR Mini to just my G733's, I get the typical sound I'm used to back. Unfortunately, when I follow the instructions from your video to change settings to Line In, it automatically switches my headset audio to Mono instead of Stereo/Surround. Definitely not the audio quality I was used to before. I get the Ground Loop cable tomorrow, but not sure that'll fix anything more than the interference noises. Any other suggestions?
@@MrWright14 you have left and right switched sound? for me it helped to set the "line in"-audio device to "2 channel - 16 bit - 48000 Hz" in Sound Input settings
Hey also was having this issue I found that the ZIOCOM filter that was in line with the aux cord was causing it for me. I don't know if that was your issue or not but thought I would post this here just in case it could help someone else out.
With your exact set-up (Corsair Virtuoso & GO XLR), Are you still able to make use of the 7.1 Surround sound?
Hey - thanks for watching! I’ve just generally had loads of issues with the Virtuoso - when it works, it’s great (and yea 7.1 is fine too) but it will randomly lose 60% of the volume for periods of time, and I have to do full clean reinstalls for iCue to resolve it. It’s infuriating. It’s gotten so unproductive that I’m probably going to get a different headset.
You might not have the same issues though.
You can switch on the 7.1 within icue settings on the headset.
@@MachineDaena thanks for the reply dude! You've gained an extra subscriber 🙂
Awesome! Thanks dude :)
I have to go into the line-in settings every time I turn on my headset and toggle the 'listen to' button to make it work. Is there a solution to this?
hey, great video, I'm having issues with my steel series arctis 1 wireless headset, it's transmitting the audio with high-frequency noise instead of normal sounding, I was wondering does anyone know how to fix this? So, for example, I was listening to your video and when I changed it I only heard your voice but really high pitched? I don't know how to fix it, any help would be greatly appreciated. Thank you
Hey! Thanks for watching. There’s no settings change that I’m aware of that should result in a high pitched output, or a change of tone of any kind. That sounds like it could be a manufacturers warranty issue potentially
Hello, not working, i do all, i have the 2 different cable, i put in line in (blue) in computer and in the headset green line at the xlr, i do in windows what you do, but i hear nothing !! (Logtiech g pro x, go xlr mini) if you can help me thanks :)
Would a mod mic wireless work with the goxlr?
It would probably work yes!
Hi, just tried this however, in the sound control panel, my line in is showing as 'not plugged in'. my cable and GLI works perfectly and everything is plugged in correctly. im not sure how to fix this issue. any ideas? scrolled the internet looking for answers for hours and still havent found anything to fix this :c
EDIT: the problem seems to have resolved itself. turns out NVIDIA was updating in the background and hadnt applied before i restarted my computer. everything is working now :)
call me crazy, but, why wouldn't you just plug it into the headset jack on the goxlr instead of the line out since everything wants to default go to the headphones plug?
Yo thank you so much for this video! After the windows update the other day I lost all audio and couldn’t figure out what happened. This solved my issue! Appreciate the help!
Wait... did I see your post on Reddit?! Small world! Glad it helped dude :)
My computer just has bluetooth so it connects to the pc directly I hope this works the same
This video has helped me out so much but I have one problem and that is when playing sounds.
When I play music or play games I can hear the sound clearly but when using the faders and when it comes to a certain point the sound can jump loud or quiet but this only happen when using the wireless headphones.
When using the wireless headphones directly to the wireless receiver there is no problem but doing this set up in the video some times the sound can jump high or low depending on what sound is playing.
E.g playing a game like a shooter I can walk and it’s quiet to the point I can not hear people walking around me but as soon as some one shoots the sound just jumps up very loud then a sec later it drop back low again.
I have changed the aux cable from the GOXLR to the PC and it’s the same. I hardware the headphones to the GOXLR front and it’s perfect but I would like for it to be wireless.
Is there any other recommendations you think I could do to get this fix?
Again great video ☺️
Hey, thanks for watching! I have exactly the same problem exactly as you’ve described it, and I’ve honestly tried everything to try and fix it including getting a replacement wireless headset.
I think it’s either a windows bug, or more likely, a bug with the GoXLR software.
It could also be AI sound adjustments from ASUS Armoury Crate but I fiddled with the settings / uninstalled that and it still did the same thing for me.
I honestly just managed to learn to live with it (it happens quite rarely for me these days). But you can turn up or down the headset within the GoXLR to adjust to the sound- it’s not a fix but it does mitigate the issue.
GoXLR should investigate this as it’s annoying AF and is happening with other people too.
Thank you so much for the reply back just to know you fully understand what I mean just made my day lol. I have also done what you have said as well and it’s the same outcome I even try the TC Helicon discord but no luck but I do think you are right I feel it’s more of the Windows side as when I plug the the headset directly to the GOLXR there is no problem but doing it the wires way that’s when the problem happens.
So what I have done now is (using the music for example) put the fader for music right up so it’s at its max and then with in the windows sound software turn down the sound with in windows and turn it down to the area I know where it would just about jump high or low.
Doing this would make a “cap” on the fader so I can turn it down or up using the fader with out it jumping high or low but also doing this would not make the music be able for it to be it’s loudest but where it jump for me is just at the point where it’s just below 72% of the volume before it plays up so to the fader it’s at 100% but to windows I have only used up to 70% of the max volume I have used.
This has helped a lot so I make sure to use for example Spotify only work with the music fader and I know it will not jump as much when using the fader as it can only be caped at 70% because of what windows is letting it have.
I do hope later this is something windows can fix.
Thank you again for the reply and again great video.
@@MachineDaena I've been searching for hours about this is EXACT issue, its incredibly annoying (happens on my logitech pro x wireless headphones connected to the goxlr mini) PLEASE tell me after almost a year their is some type of fix to this inconsistent audio? I'd rather live with wires then have my volume be jumping around like this...
Thanks, this helped a lot. :D
Great Video! What if my mobo does not have a Line In?
Your mobo has no line in?! Surely not?! I think mobos since the 90s have all had line ins?!
What about OBS am I going to get the line in audio in there?
will this work with a PCIe wifi/bluetooth card?
hey man quick question so i did everything in the video and works amazing!!! but now the only problem im having is when i open obs studio my audio keeps on cutting out. any solutions to fix it???
Hey, thanks for watching. Glad it worked - that sounds like it could be something simple like audio drivers needing to be updated or that your bluetooth receiver isn't close enough. Did you manage to fix this or has it persisted?
When i plug in a 3.5mm cable into the back of my pc, it doesnt say line in has been plugged in. Anyone got any fixes?
same here :( did you figure it out?
@@xtgrose i had to go to my audio driver program, and toggle the front jacks from working
@@JayyyStudio my line in isnt even being detected now eeee
@@xtgrose what driver do you use?
@@xtgrose what i did:
Realtek audio console -> Device Advanced Settings -> DIsable front panel jack detection = off
I have a Ground Loop Noise Isolator connected but I still hear static noise with the hyperx cloud flights, any idea?
Try moving the GLI away from the direct back of your computer either with a longer 3.5mm to 3.5mm male to male, or just repositioning with the wires you’ve got.
If it’s directly next to the back of your computer it might still pick up static.