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Set-Up Examples
Live Performance
The line-drawing below represents a typical live performance set-up. The keyboard is optional
depending on how you want to control your harmony parts (see Harmony Control Modes for
more information on page 10). Connect as follows:
connect microphone to front panel MIC input of ACCESS
connect stereo outputs of ACCESS to a stereo input or two mono inputs on your mixer
(headphones or amplifier and speakers are needed to monitor audio).
connect keyboard MIDI out to ACCESS’ MIDI in if using the Chord or Notes harmony
control modes.
Acoustic Instrument Performance
ACCESS works great for acoustic based groups. No MIDI input needed here. The AUX input to
the reverb is useful to add some depth to your sound. Connect as follows:
connect microphone to front panel MIC input of VOCALIST VR
connect stereo outputs of VOCALIST VR to a stereo input or two mono inputs on your mixer
(headphones or amplifier and speakers are needed to monitor audio).
connect keyboard MIDI out to VOCALIST VR’ MIDI in if using the Chord or Notes harmony
control modes.
VOCALIST VR works great for acoustic based groups. No MIDI input needed here. The AUX input
tothe reverb is useful to add some depth to your sound. Connect as follows:
audio from Vocalist VR to mixer
AUX send of
other channels
to Vocalist VR AUX input
for reverb
AUX send of lead vocal
to line input of Vocalist VR
MIDI from keybard
to VOCALIST VR
audio from mic
to VOCALIST VR
audio from
VOCALST VR
to mixer
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