Detail 01
Four faders
Four channels can be controlled from physical faders.

Independent shopping perspective
GoXLR Mini is a compact USB streaming mixer that puts routing, microphone control and processing on a four-fader surface. In Windows, it appears as multiple discrete USB audio interfaces, letting you assign important apps to their own faders instead of changing levels on screen. Its Midas mic preamp accepts a microphone through the XLR input, while EQ, compression, gating and limiting are handled on the device. Mute modes, RGB lighting and saved profiles round out a setup designed for recurring streaming or content-creation workflows.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
Four channels can be controlled from physical faders.
Detail 02
This is the unit’s specified audio-conversion format and sample rate.
Detail 03
These processing controls are handled by the device rather than the PC CPU.
Detail 04
The XLR mic input supports +24 V phantom power controlled through the companion app.
Detail 05
An optical Toslink connection is provided.
Final check

Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
It has four faders.
Yes. Its EQ, compressor, gate and limiter are handled on the unit, and the processing applies to audio routed through it.
Yes. It has a stereo 1/8-inch TRS headphone output.
Yes. It supports saving and loading profiles.
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