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APPLICATIONS
Live Setups
Using Voicelive is like bringing 4 professional backup singers to your gig! You’ve got several
options when it comes to controlling VoiceLive live. For best results you can use (in various
combinations) the Express-1 expression pedal, a MIDI keyboard, a MIDI CC controller, and of
course the controls on the box itself. We’ve provided setup examples below for a few common
situations.
Live Setup with Guitar
• Connect a microphone to the XLR mic input on
VoiceLive and enable the MIC input on the rear
panel.
• Connect a guitar with a built-in pre-amp to the
instrument input of VoiceLive*.
• Plug any passive volume or expression pedal
into the Pedal Input of VoiceLive. You must
calibrate the expression pedal for proper
operation. See edit screen UT9 for details.
• Connect the VoiceLive stereo output to a
stereo channel (or two mono channels panned
left and right) on your mixer. For mono
operation use either of the VoiceLive outputs
and set the unit to mono
operation with the
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UTPUT parameter in the edit screen IO9.
Live Setup with a MIDI Keyboard
• Connect a microphone to the XLR mic input on
VoiceLive and enable MIC input from the rear
panel.
• Connect the keyboard mono output to the
VoiceLive Instrument Input.
• Connect the keyboard MIDI Output to the
VoiceLive MIDI input.
• Plug any passive volume or expression pedal
into the Pedal Input of VoiceLive. You must
calibrate the expression pedal for proper
operation. See edit screen UT9 for details.
• Connect the VoiceLive stereo outputs to a
stereo channel (or two mono channels) on your
mixer. For mono operation use the either of
the VoiceLive outputs and set the unit to mono
operation with the OUTPUT parameter in the
edit screen IO9.
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* Note: For electric or acoustic guitars without a pre-amp, the use of an external preamp is
necessary for optimal performance. Often, using a “stomp box” style effects pedal between the
guitar and the VoiceLive produces acceptable results. The output of the stomp box will be
compatible with the instrument input of VoiceLive. Make sure that the stomp box does not have a
passive bypass. You can check this by removing the stomp box’s battery- when you do you
should not be able to get any sound out of it regardless of how many times you stomp on it.
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