Name: TC-Helicon VoiceLive Touch2
Brand: TC-Helicon
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With acoustic instruments – using Roomsense

The VoiceLive Touch 2’s Roomsense mics can pick up chords from

a nearby acoustic instrument and use them to guide Harmony and

Hardtune. Ensure your vocal mic is further from the Roomsense mics

than your instrument.

• Tap the Setup button and use the arrow buttons to locate the

INPUT menu.

• Use the Matrix buttons to select the ROOMSENSE setting.

• Use the Slider to change the value to AMBIENT/AUTO.

• Select a Harmony preset or enable the Harmony effect for the cur-

rently selected preset in the Effects menu.

• Sing while you play your instrument.

With acoustic instruments – setting a fixed key

• Find out the key of a song you’re singing.

• Locate the Harmony edit menu (4/9) by tapping the Edit button and

using the arrow buttons. Note the Hardtune key is set here as well.

• Select the AUTO KEY setting with the Matrix buttons.

• Set the song’s key with the Slider FX Bar. Note this defaults to major

scale, so “C” equals C major.

• To change to a minor scale, tap the Edit button to enter the ad-

vanced menu for Harmony and change the SCALE setting.

usinG the harMony and hardtune effects

To make Harmony and Hardtune effects relate correctly to your music,

you’ll need a musical accompaniment – whether it’s an acoustic piano,

an electric guitar or an MP3 player.

With electric instruments or a music player

• Connect a cable from a guitar, MIDI keyboard or MP3 player to the

respective input on VoiceLive Touch2.

• Enable Harmony or Hardtune by either finding a preset that has it

or by enabling the Harmony effect for the currently selected preset

in the Effects menu.

• Sing while you play your instrument or MP3 player. The effect will

follow your music and sound musically correct. “NP” (NaturalPlay)

will show in the display as new chords are detected.

Harmony and Hardtune effects

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TC-Helicon VoiceLive Touch2 Specifications

Analog Inputs

mic input impedance	3.08/1.54 kOhm
mic input level at 0 dBFS	-42 dBu to +4.2 dBu
mic equivalent input noise at max mic gain Rg = 150 Ohm	-127 dBu
mic signal-to-noise ratio	>100 dB
guitar input impedance	1 MOhm
guitar input level at 0 dBFS	-7 dBU to 17 dBu
guitar input signal-to-noise ratio	>108 dB
aux input level at 0 dBFS	+2 dBu
analog to digital conversion	24 Bit, 128 x oversampling bitstream, 110 dB SNR A-weighted

Analog Outputs

output impedance balanced/unbalanced	80/40 Ohm
output range line	+2 dBu
dynamic range	>109 dB, 20 Hz to 20 kHz
frequency response	+0/-0.3 dB, 20 Hz to 20 kHz
headphone out	+17 dBu max (50 mW max)
digital to analog conversion	24 Bit, 128 x oversampling bitstream, 115 dB SNR A-weighted

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