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DigiTech VOCALIST LIVE 2 User Manual

DigiTech VOCALIST LIVE 2
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Indicator LEDs (Guitar Signal, Phantom Power, Vocal Signal)
The indicator LEDs show the status of Phantom power (off or on) and the incoming signal
levels for the guitar and microphone. The Guitar Signal and Vocal Signal LEDs light
green when a signal is present, amber when the incoming signal is approaching clip (over-
load), and red when the incoming signal clips. For more information, see Setting Levels on
the Vocalist
®
Live 2 on page 21.
Guitar Tuner LEDs
When the guitar tuner is active, the letter and # LEDs indicate what note is being played.
If the # LED lights up in addition to a letter LED, that means the note is a sharp note (like
A#). The bar of eleven LEDs shows whether the note being played is slightly sharp (right of
triangle), slightly flat (left of triangle), or in tune (directly below triangle).
Knobs
Compressor
Adding the right amount of compression smooths out incoming vocal dynamics and creates
a more even vocal performance. Turn this knob clockwise to increase compression, or coun-
ter-clockwise to decrease compression. See page 17 for more information about compres-
sion.
Reverb
Sets the amount of reverb that is applied to the incoming microphone signal. Turn this knob
clockwise to increase reverb, or counter-clockwise to decrease reverb. Select the type of
reverb with the Reverb buttons, described on page 18.
Enhance
Enhance effects apply equalization and “sweetening” effects to the lead microphone signal
that improve intelligibility and presence. Turn this knob clockwise to increase Enhance effects,
or counter-clockwise to decrease Enhance effects. Select the type of Enhance effect with the
Enhance buttons, described on page 17.
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DigiTech VOCALIST LIVE 2 Specifications

General IconGeneral
TypeVocal Effects Processor
Number of Voices2
Power Supply9V DC
EffectsReverb, Delay, Harmony
MIDIIn/Out

Summary

General Safety Warnings

Electrical Safety and Precautions

Warnings regarding electric shock, fire risk, and proper usage to prevent damage.

Important Safety Instructions

User Safety Guidelines

Key instructions for safe operation, including handling, environment, and servicing.

Warranty Information

DigiTech Product Warranty

Details on product warranty coverage, terms, and conditions for DigiTech products.

Introduction to Vocalist Live 2

Vocalist Live 2 Features Overview

Highlights key features of the Vocalist Live 2, including harmony generation and effects.

Understanding musIQ Technology

Explains the revolutionary musIQ technology for automatic vocal harmony generation.

Included Items and Setup

Package Contents

Lists all items included in the Vocalist Live 2 package and initial setup recommendations.

Guided Tour of Vocalist Live 2

Product Overview

Provides a brief overview of the Vocalist Live 2's capabilities and functions.

Quick Start Guide

Instructions for quickly getting started with the Vocalist Live 2 for immediate use.

Front Panel Controls

Indicator and Tuner LEDs

Details on front panel LEDs for signal status, phantom power, and guitar tuning.

Front Panel Knobs

Explanation of the Compressor, Reverb, and Enhance knobs and their functions.

Harmony Mix and Select Controls

Guide to the Harmony Mix knob and Harmony Select buttons for vocal harmony control.

Footswitch Functions

Describes the operation of the Harmony and Effects/Tuner footswitches.

Rear Panel Connections

Phantom Power and Guitar Inputs

Information on phantom power, guitar ground lift, and guitar input connections.

Audio and Power Interfaces

Details on guitar thru, mic/line inputs, line outputs, mono out, and power input.

Getting Started: Setup and Connections

Connecting Audio Sources

Step-by-step guide for connecting microphones, guitars, and PA systems.

Initial Control Settings

Recommended initial settings for the Vocalist Live 2 controls.

Adjusting Levels and Guitar Tuning

Procedures for setting vocal and guitar levels and using the guitar tuner.

Stereo Mixer Setup

Instructions for setting up the mixer for stereo operation with the Vocalist Live 2.

Common Connection Setups

Mono Guitar/Mic to Amp and PA

Diagram and explanation for a mono setup with guitar, mic, amplifier, and PA system.

Mono/Stereo PA Output

Setup for connecting to a PA system in either mono or stereo configuration.

PA and Powered Monitor Output

Configuration for outputting to both a PA system and a powered monitor.

Mixer/Preamp Input Setup

Diagram showing how to connect a mixer or preamp as the input source.

Vocalist Live 2 Controls Explained

Harmony Mix and Select Controls

Detailed explanation of the Harmony Mix knob and Harmony Select buttons.

Compressor and Enhance Controls

Guide to the Compressor and Enhance knobs and their effect on vocals.

Reverb Controls and Effects Footswitch

Information on Reverb settings and the function of the Effects Footswitch.

Harmony Footswitch and Guitar Tuner

How to use the Harmony Footswitch and the integrated Guitar Tuner.

Usage Notes and Tips

Signal Routing and Effects Integration

Notes on guitar signal routing via Guitar Thru and integrating external effects pedals.

Setting Input Levels

Optimizing Vocal Level

Guidance on setting the vocal input level for optimal performance and harmony generation.

Optimizing Guitar Level

Guidance on setting the guitar input level for clear signal presence and tuning.

Troubleshooting Common Issues

Sound and Harmony Problems

Solutions for issues like no sound, improper harmony tracking, and signal level problems.

Technical Specifications

Product Specifications and Requirements

Detailed technical specifications for the Vocalist Live 2, including audio converters and power requirements.

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