What does the GoXLR setup do for podcasting/streaming? Is it a demonstrably setup better than using a Blue Yeti etc.? Is that difference justified by the price? Just curious if it would be worth it for podcasting/recording etc.
The GoXLR is a mixer (it's not a microphone so the Blue Yeti comparison doesn't make sense), so it allows you quick access to be able to adjust the levels of multiple separate audio channels.
For most casual streamers/podcasters, it's probably going to be overkill and unnecessary. If you are looking to up the production and do some sort of more elaborate streaming setup, then you might want to look into some of the entry level mixers like the GoXLR - which is still pretty expensive but not obscenely expensive like the high-end professional mixers.
The GoXLR is a mixer (it's not a microphone so the Blue Yeti comparison doesn't make sense), so it allows you quick access to be able to adjust the levels of multiple separate audio channels.
For most casual streamers/podcasters, it's probably going to be overkill and unnecessary. If you are looking to up the production and do some sort of more elaborate streaming setup, then you might want to look into some of the entry level mixers like the GoXLR - which is still pretty expensive but not obscenely expensive like the high-end professional mixers.
I've essentially got a Stream Deck Mini on my keyboard, and I only really use one of the keys to start and stop recording. I was more curious if the audio quality is much better etc.? Seems like it's not though...
Log in to comment