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Voco-Loco™ Preamp Loop
True to the Music
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USING THE LEFT-HAND FOOTSWITCH
The left footswitch can be assigned as
either a ‘mute’ switch or as an ‘all-wet’ effect
loop. The function is selected using the
recessed MUTE/LOOP switch on the left
side. Use a small screw driver to change
the position of the switch between inward
and outward.
Using the mute mode
When the MUTE/LOOP switch is set outward, the left footswitch functions
as a ‘mute’. Used in the mute mode the left footswitch allows you to turn
off the Voco-Loco’s XLR output when not in use. The LED indicator
illuminates when the mute function is on.
Muting is most commonly employed between sets. By turning off the
output you also help eliminate feedback and bleed which of course
makes it easier for the engineer to mix. The left footswitch will override
the right footswitch. This allows you to prepare the effect loop either on or
off as you like while the output is muted.
Using the ‘all-wet’ mode
Whe the MUTE/LOOP switch is pushed inward the left footswitch
engages the ‘all-wet’ mode. Used in the all-wet mode, the left footswitch
turns on the effect loop and turns off the dry signal so that the Voco-
Loco’s output is ‘wet signal only’. The LED indicator illuminates when the
all-wet mode is on.
Engaging the all-wet mode is the same as reaching down and turning the
MIX control fully clockwise to ‘wet’ for a full-on effect sound. This lets you
create an effect when you need it without having to change your preset
wet/dry mix. An example would be a fully distorted sax solo or maybe
creating the effect as if your voice is coming through a telephone.
Using the footswitches together
The left footswitch will over-ride the right footswitch allowing you to preset
the state of the right footswitch while the ‘all-wet’ mode is engaged. For
instance, you can move from a ‘dry’ sound to ‘all-wet’ and then to a ‘mix
of wet and dry’ signals using the two footswitches together.
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MUTE/LOOP MODE CONTROL
ON SIDE PANEL
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