go xlr extension to change go xlr profiles just like streamdeck does
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In fact, there is a third-party application called Goxlr Utility that has everything I could ask for from the official app. A decent version for Mac and Linux in addition to Windows, better submixes, interface improvements, management of multiple GoXLR devices, remote PC management, and it even has a web interface! A powerful plugin for Stream Deck and an API that I still haven’t fully figured out.
So far, I’ve been able to change volumes using CMD and VBScript. But if I run a help command on the client from the CMD…
C:\Users\4xsam>goxlr-client -help
Allows control of a TC-Helicon GoXLR or GoXLR Mini, by interacting with a running daemon.
Usage: goxlr-client [OPTIONS] [COMMAND]
Commands:
profiles Profile Settings
microphone Adjust the microphone settings (Eq, Gate, and Compressor)
volume Adjust Channel Volumes
submix Adjust Submix Settings
bleep-volume Configure the Bleep Button
faders Commands to manipulate the individual GoXLR Faders
cough-button Commands for configuring the cough button
router Commands to manipulate the GoXLR Router
lighting Commands to control the GoXLR lighting
effects Commands to Control the Effects Panel
sampler
settings
help Print this message or the help of the given subcommand(s)
Options:
--device <DEVICE> The specific device's serial number to execute commands on. This field is optional if you have exactly one GoXLR, but required if you have more
--status Display the device information after any subcommands have been executed
--status-json Display device information as JSON after command.
--status-http
--use-http [<USE_HTTP>] Use HTTP Instead of IPC. Specify base path as the param (defaults to http://localhost:14564)
-h, --help Print help
-V, --version Print version
Microphone controls:
--dynamic-gain <DYNAMIC_GAIN>
Set the gain of the plugged in dynamic (XLR) microphone. Value is in decibels and recommended to be lower than 72dB
--condenser-gain <CONDENSER_GAIN>
Set the gain of the plugged in condenser (XLR with phantom power) microphone. Value is in decibels and recommended to be lower than 72dB
--jack-gain <JACK_GAIN>
Set the gain of the plugged in jack (3.5mm) microphone. Value is in decibels and recommended to be lower than 72dB
looks kinda interesting.