Just got one of these for my singer. The best thing so far is that we dont have to rely on a lazy soundman to switch the vocal effects. The singer can dial in the entire set and control all the effects himself. Great product!
i love this machine, i have only used some of the vocal effects customized. Can't wait to explore more. Nice fun piece if you like to have fun with friends and family doing karaoke or creating your own songs. If you don't care to use a computer this is the way to go.
I just purchased one and I love it. The option of having the unit run on 2 9 volt batteries would be great. Some times I sing outdoors and electricity is not around or just a simple set up process.
TC-Helicon I just purchased your (MP75) microphone that works with it, and I saw your video on how to use the device when recording to computer via USB. This looks like it will not only be fun to use, but fun to play with. Keep the products coming.
Hey thanks for sharing these videos! I just bought one of this units at Guitar Center and it really has improved my vocal abilities! I am new at TC Helicon products.The efxs are great and very easy to use, custom-Editing programming is a piece of cake!There are a few things which will make this unit better such as having an On/Off switch rather than having to unplugging The power each time and perhaps adding 1/4 phono plugs outputs, the XLR stereo outs are fine but since i too intended on using it for recording purposes usually computer sound cards are not compatible With XLR connectors...So i had no other option than to run to Radio Shack to get all that i needed to make my own cables.Other than that is a great vocals investment. I am working on a new álbum and all vocals will have the use of this unit.
Hi Exavier, glad to have you aboard! The unit is designed to be unplugged so that's why we don't have a switch. Our units are typically geared towards connecting to pro audio gear that very rarely uses phono connections. Those are unbalanced and pretty easy to get signal noise. I'd suggest using USB if you don't have an audio interface. Here's a video on that: ruclips.net/video/2ZtDlAQRs8Y/видео.html
Hello! I just purchased one of these. Is there any way to mute/cancel whatever is plugged into the Aux input from showing up on the XLR Output? I want to drive the harmony with a send from my guitar amp, but don't want that guitar signal to pass thru the VoiceLive on the XLR output. Make sense? Also, on the Setup menu there is are settings for the Aux input (i.e. Live; tracks; Monitor) ... what is the Monitor setting used for?
Hey - I use the voicelive play for industrial/rock and electronic stuff. It's very adaptable. The effects are also very easy to edit so you can set up the fx blocks to suit your own taste. Might be helpful if TC featured different singers showcasing what it can do though... :)
It has internal mics to listen to what your guitar (or any ambient sound) is playing without having to plug it in. So if you're at practice or live, it listens to what everyone is playing - which everyone SHOULD be playing in the same key (do not confuse key with note). It figures what key you are in automatically without the need for an "alternative external input" telling it what key it should be in. There is also the option to set the key manually.
I have a couple Acoustic Plays and my drummer has bought Voicelive Play to sing through. We like to set the keys to stick to a patch (C Maj2) for example, which in the Acoustic Plays seems to save just fine, but with the Voicelive Plays we can't seem to get this to stick. For example, we have set the up/down functionality to 'set key' which it allows, but each time we access it again, its picked some random key and maj/min variant, even when we haven't changed the patch. Any ideas on how to lock the key?
I have been looking for a high quality vocal processor. That gives the singer some control over how effects are used on their vocals. I have watch many videos for vocal processors and most are very dreadful. This one really does the job, I got to see and hear how it will sound if used in stereo. How to only activate the harmonies when you want them on certain parts, which gives a more realistic approach to how vocals sound with harmonies. On certain phrases and not always on which sounds unnatural. When I look at demos, I want to see them used in the application it was designed for. Great job. I think it is great it has a library of fx based on popular songs. Whether you use it or not it can be very useful for a cover band, plus the fx are studio quality.
I have an issue where my guitar amp is picked up by the mic- with certain effects the guitar seems bizarrely amplified with the effect through the PA. Is there any sort of noise gate adjustment, or threshold that can be set?
I Googled this singer: "Georgia Murray is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose 2009 song titled "We'll Never Know" was plagiarized by composer Bahnus to create the song "Swing" for Korean pop star Lee Hyori. "Swing" became the number one song in Korea on April 4, 2010." lol...
this video is like 8 years old! and while its still great! i cant imagine there's been no software updates for it? maybe its time for an updated video??
Hey, the VoiceLive Play is specifically targeted at people who are new to effects. At the same time it has enough options for the power user, to which you seem to belong. You always have the option to remove the song/artist presets manually. Also, hooking it up to VoiceSupport will allow you to import hundreds of new presets to chnage things up! :-)
I love TC-Helicon's I'm a Singer& songwriter I love music so much is my life . When do concerts sometime's my backup singer cant come or late with this im going sound really amazing thanks .
Hi Jeff, If you have audio coming in via the Aux-In or USB or you've got the RoomSense mics set to Ambient/Auto, with the Harmony set to Auto, the Play will figure out the Key for you. It's more accurate via Aux or USB, but works well with RoomSense, depending on how close it is to a chordal instrument.
Hi MrMissingClue, The practice mode isn't looking at a particular key, just how close you are to each individual note. The accuracy score you see is the "total" of all the notes you've sung and the displayed percentage is an average of those notes. Hope that makes sense!
Hi! Does this have a tone button or tone effect like the Perform V and other TC-Helicon products so that my voice can be compressed and EQ'd? The effects offered in this unit interest me but I am also looking at the TC Helicon Perform V. I like the idea of the perform V because it has a tone button which seems give you a nice crisp studio sound and a separate talk button (I rap so I want to easily be able to perform with no effects from time to time). Also outside of a bit of auto tune, all I really need is reverb and delay or double, another reason why the perform V interests me since I think I will have all my bases covered there. I am a hip-hop artist doing many lives shows and the biggest point of feedback that I have received is that my vocals sound dry. I don't have the luxury of having an engineer setting up my sound so I want to come to my shows with this already figured out which is why I am interested in this product.
I'm buying this so hard. I sing and play guitar so I'm used to shelling out cash for pedals and this is so reasonably priced for what it is. My live performances are gonna be so much better once I get my hands on this.
Nice! If you play guitar, you might want to consider a Play Electric. Even if you don't use the onboard guitar effects, the In/Thru can go to your amp/pedals. The benefit is that you'll capture the guitar chords to generate harmony without having to set key/scale.
So I've had the VLP for about a year now and while I enjoy it I'm a little bummed that there's been no new presets for quite some time. I do create my own but it's pretty sweet to have some already pre-done for current tunes. Saves some work. Fun product.
The Heart of Rock & Roll: A Tribute To Huey Lewis and The News Heya, with over 1000 presets out there for download via VoiceSupport, you can definitely use lots of them across many different songs. Don't worry about matching the title of the preset to the specific song it might reference. The presets can apply to tons of different music.
1. Download voice support software on their website (don't launch the software yet!) 2. hook up the unit to your pc via usb. Windows should automatically detect the device and install the drivers. 3. After the drivers are installed, launch the software and you're set.
HI Poppa, It's placed in a relatively "hidden" position in order to prevent accidental knocks and level changes during performance. Since these units are on the road a fair bit, we want to make sure the mic level stays put after it has been adjusted during sound check/setup.
So, yes, I'm just finding this 8 years later... Anyhow, what I'm hoping it can do is: Reverb, Delay, Harmony, Doubling and Octave (up & down). It looks like it can do most of these things but I'm not 100% sure about Doubling and Octave up/down. Thanks.
I think it's on the 2nd 3rd video too that you can set - say your reverb, or your main voice to have distortion after "X" gain level. So if you want clean while you're singing one part, say a softer type verse, but as you start to get louder, like in the chorus or bridge it will add the distortion so you can still save your Hit for something else like duplicator or the bullhorny/telephone sound
The effects used on vocals are common to all genres, so you could totally use this for rock/metal. Just because a preset is modeled after a Britney song, doesn't mean the effects themselves aren't appropriate to other genres. Listen for the sound you like, not necessarily the title of the preset. Hope that makes sense!
Guys I have an issue with mine.. It seems like the whole machine works like a mic, so it feedbacks like crazy and you can hear me clicking the buttons through the signal... But it also causes for a severe feedback even when I have the mic gain completely closed.. Any ideas what might be the issue?!!
Hello.. can you use a splitter cable such as 2 female to male from tc voicelive to mixer instead of 2 separate cables going left and right and 2 separate channels on mixer to achieve the stereo sound?? I only want to use 1 channel on my mixer instead of 2 for my vocal. Thank you.
Can you connect an external volume pedal to control the gain of the VoiceLive Play since there's a pedal input socket on the gear? How's the configuration? Thanks in advance for the advice!!
Nice video. I noticed that she sang the 5th degree of the scale as her reference note. Which means the key is B, not F. And it’s Bm. Which is why the harmonies sound strange.
I have an interesting problem with my unit after a couple years. It powers on, I can hear the voice come through, I can switch to differents presets and modify them. Yet the problem is it all sounds the same, its no longer modifying the input sound in any way? Anyone else have this issue? It worked well for years and now it is really just working as a pass through!
I just purchased the play for myself, im a drummer so i didnt want to spend the extra 100 bucks either, but reading the manual i found out that i could run a live channel into the aux, which im doing from my mixing boards phone jack, to get the chord recognition. theres a setting inside the box for it in the setup as well
I know this is old, but I'll take a shot. If I'm between getting the new Voicelive play OR both the Correct XT & Create XT, what would give me a more "professional" sound and a better anti feedback response? Also, is the Tone button "effect" the same in both devices?
Can you give me the sound settings for the song "The sound of silence"? I've tried a lot, but I'm missing the right harmony ... I'm looking forward to an answer .. I have den Play GTX ..
Is this unit plug-and-play to Windows 10 so that can record into my DAW (Audacity or FL Studio)? Can I plug in my phone Aux-In (for music) and USB-out to my laptop and then record both Vocal and music the same?
now in 2024, what to get? I formally sing,, I am not a guitarist... I play some piano, harmonica and drums.. shall I still get the VoiceLive 3 extreme, or am I better off with the VOice live play or just the 3 as those are cheaper?.. how to think now in 2024 with all tech coming out? thanks! from the Future!
@MrTheKurgan I have a couple Acoustic Plays and my drummer has bought Voicelive Play to sing through. We like to set the keys to stick to a patch (C Maj2) for example, which in the Acoustic Plays seems to save just fine, but with the Voicelive Plays we can't seem to get this to stick. For example, we have set the up/down functionality to 'set key' which it allows, but each time we access it again, its picked some random key and maj/min variant, even when we haven't changed the patch. Any ideas on how to lock the key?
Hi MaadDaawg, There's no Blues Genre, but I'd try all sorts of presets to see what you like. Even though presets fall in certain genres based on the song they're built from, effects like Reverb, Delay and Harmony are common to all styles of music, so a hard rock song's effects could literally be exactly the same as a Clapton tune.
Would the Switch 3 pedal substitute for the 3 buttons on the play? I want to keep the play within arms reach and use the switch 3 as a footswitch to trigger the HIT button.
You've probably gotten an answer by now, but just in case you didn't: The Switch3 can control looping, but I don't know if any other functions can be assigned ("mapped") to its switches. Here's something from the manual: "Note: When a Switch3 is plugged in, Key/Scale selection is automatically assigned to UP/DN .When the Switch3 is unplugged, UP/DN remains Key/Scale and will need to be changed in the setup menu if you wish to assign UP/DN back to Looping." I bought a Switch 3 with my VLP, but haven't used it yet. (Oh, no! Another Learning Curve!)
why is it that everyone seems to be using live mics and never a studio microphone? is there something wrong with using this for studio recording or is it only made for live performances?
Effect 7 Gorgeous Hall shows that 6 of the 7 effects are OFF. Only the Reverb is set to HIT. Wouldn't that mean when the Hit light is NOT ON, there are no effects???? THANKS for your help.
If I remember correctly from the other vids I've watched Rock and metal are two of the Genres they have presets for, You've got your distortion and everything else too. One of the demos showed the "enter sandman" setting which was pretty cool. They made it so you can use it for anything.
Love this pedal. Had for a couple of years. Unfortunately the scroll wheel has broken no apparent reason definitely not dropped . Any availabile parts or easy way to fix ? I'm in the UK.
Hi! Does voice live play offer the capabilities of the tc helicon Voice tone correct xt? I intended to buy a voice tone correct xt, but the other capabilities of the voicelive play are tempting.
Did you try a cable that goes 1/4male to 1/8male to run from an out the board - or last monitor to the aux in for the iPods and such? I know no one needs more chords hanging around the stage, but it may be a better alternative to the GTX if you like this particular pedal better. The GTX has the inputs for the guitar but I don't think it has all the other cool things you can do due to the internal mics, like practice with no mic, etc.
I'm trying to decide whether to get this or some of the Voicetone pedals. Could you help me decide? Any pros/cons on the Voicelive Play over the Voicetone pedals? One thing I know is that I want to be able to use multiple effects at once. Like reverb, hardtune, doubler, and distortion.
Professor Smartypants says the melody of Rolling in the Deep starts on the "5" of the key of the song. Yes she was singing an F note, but the F major scale was a poor choose of harmony pitches. Try Ab for the verses and Eb for the Chorusses. You'll be much happier with that!
Thanks for the feedback! It's tricky to balance direct control and simplicity in a product like VoiceLive Play. I often suggest people use a Switch3 if they want to have a few effects always available in a stompbox style setup, then use HIT for combos of effects and the Switch3 for individual access.
I just got mine.. I wonder if its ok to hear a constant noise in background? The more I turn on the mic gain, the more noise I’m getting while the mic audio is not getting loud.
The room sense mics don't work great in live loud settings with background noise and other instruments. Is there any way to run guitar through the AUX and shut the external mics. Please add a guitar in to this awesome pedal. And battery operated???? that would make this a perfect outdoor or small venue all in one unit.
I'm not new to vocal pedals, but I bought this one and love all the many features and so much room for presets and I love the voice support etc etc - except I cannot use it in a live band setting! I have literally spent MONTHS putting in my bands repertoire and having two or three different presets per song. I took it to band practice and it was awesome. But I got to the gig and it all went out the window! It's like it just goes berserk on me! PLEASE! Is there just a live setting that I can set and forget? Yes I do the vocal volume to just go green - but as of right now, after trying a second gig where I had to put it away and pull out my Boss again, it is going into the red even when the wheel is way down ... One minute it's green and the next it's flipping out. And it's doing it at home without it being connected to a PA. It's like it's having a tantrum all the time and then comes right for a bit. I'm not one to admit defeat, but the bottom line is - it's just bloody unreliable and as for easy to use - I beg to differ! What a let down! I am sure it's to do with the initial setup - and if any musicians can help me out I would be really grateful - but I will also add, the lack of an on and off switch and the short flimsy power chord upside down is extremely disappointing and a pain in the arse. A decent power supply is quite crucial one would think.. . The unit has potential but it needs to be reliable so you can plug in and play and I am just not finding it to be one bit! I could be doing something wrong - and if so, please please can someone help here? A live setting. Someone please gimme a live setting!
I have a few tips in case a sound technician makes the sound at a concert: 1. Set SETUP / TONE STYLE to OFF. The sound technician will then adjust the EQ / compressor the way he/she wants. 2. Set SETUP / OUTPUT to MONO and set SETUP / LEAD MUTE to ON. Thus, on the Right XLR output you can hear the dry vocals ("Lead"), and on the Left XLR output you can hear everything else (the effects applied to the Lead, the harmony and the effects applied to the harmony). Glue on a piece of light-colored tape and rename the XLR outputs ("DRY", "MONO"). If you send both outputs to the FOH mixer, the sound technician can only give you the Lead to the monitor. This is especially useful if you also use Transducer effects. 3. Set MIX / OUT LEVEL to -10dB to get mic output level. At 0dB the signal is really hot.
Thank you so very much for your reply! I don't use a sountech but these tips are extremely interesting and I am very grateful to you for taking the time! I am looking forward to putting them to use!
@@jaedduring3640 Hi Jaed! The advice given above is very good. Also, if your device is behaving erratically it may be worth contacting our care team through the "support" link at www.musictribe.com . If it is a hardware issue and not an issue with your devices settings they can help fix it. :)
@@tchelicon again thank you for taking the time! I am going to apply what you have mentioned and hope that it solves my issues! There's so many great things about this pedal and I am gutted I can't use it! I will contact support if this doesn't solve the problem - and take a video so they understand the erratics, but here's hoping that your first answer is the one!
Love it, it's just what I needed, it's handy and very powerful ! Thank you ! There is just one thing I don't understand, in the practice mode, doesn't it directly shows you in witch Key your in looking to the analysis on the left ?
I recently started using the voice live play to record my youtube covers. I love it! Is there a way to set up a preset to harmonize with my own voice? If so, explain please.
Eric Cole Sure, there's a couple of ways, but the easiest is to find a preset with Harmony in it and then set the key/scale to the song you're singing via the EFFECTS edit button. The section on editing effects is in the manual on pages 19 and on. Cheers, Craig
Got one of these a couple of weeks ago. Fantastic unit. Quick question on setting the key in the harmony section. If you were singing a song in Em, would you set the key as E or G (Em being the relative minor of G)??
Hi all, is there a listing of what "Genres" have what effects applied to them? And when you go into "Effect" does that cut the "Genres" influence on the output sound? Thanks in advance.
I know this is an old video but... I was looking to get one of these but not sure what the differences are for vocals with the 'play acustic' version. As I also sometime play guitar but mainly need this for vocals
I just bought the Play Acoustic version and I highly recommend it. The vocal effects are the same PLUS acoustic guitar FX. Or you can simply use as guitar DI box.
HELP! I've just bought the voicelive play, we have a rock band, and I'm having some problems in our rehersal. We rehearse in a small room acoustically isolated and I connect the voicelive in just one amplifier, I don't know why it makes a lot of noise whistles really loud) when I turn the volume and the gain up and if I turn them down, we can't hear the effects and my voice is low and strange, it's even hard to hear the reverb. I don't know if I made the presets wrong or set up. HELP!.
I'm playing guitar while I sing, so I'm thinking the button on the MP75 may not be all that useful for me? Also, I see that there is a ROCK genre, but are there also presets for blues?
I'm enjoying my pedal. crazy question - I'm wondering if there's a way to plug two microphones into it at the same time - I know it only has one mic in, but, Is there an XLR splicer or some way I could rig it?
DJ Candy Durant The units aren't intended for multiple inputs, since we need a single lead note to generate harmony/doubling from. You could run the unit in an Aux send/return loop from a mixer if you only wanted to use the spatial effects like Reverb/Delay, but for multiple vocalists we'd recommend a separate unit for each.
I LOVE this device however the harmonies are VERY artificial. is their anything that can be done to fix that? What you guys have done with Voice Support is amazing. Perhapse a new patch can be made??
I've been really excited about buying this pedal, but have been reading a number of reviews that say it's not useful when being backed by a full band in a live setting (i.e. practice space, small shows, etc.). Can it be used in that setting? All of the demo videos I've seen have either been solo singers, or someone singing with only a guitar. I play bass in the band also, if that matters.
We typically show smaller solo setups in videos simply because production is a lot easier to deal with. Plenty of people use the products in a live setting in bigger bands. The things to be mindful of (at least my opinion) are: 1. Keep in mind that "bleed" from the band can interfere with generating harmony voices. So, pick a mic with good rejection and set your gain when you're quite close to the mic. If you stand back a foot when you sing with a loud band, a lot of the band will make it into the unit. 2. Be mindful that Tone adds EQ, Compression, De-Ess and Gate to your mic, so you need to flatten any EQ at the PA (from the sound tech's perspective, it's more like getting a fully processed signal like a backing track or keyboard, so they shouldn't treat it like "every other SM58 and singer" they are used to). Flattening the FOH mixer can also greatly reduce the chance of feedback, which will immediately be blamed on the unit ;) 3. For the Play specifically, RoomSense can be great, but also sometimes unreliable based on what the unit can "hear" of chords in the room. I'd go with a more reliable key/scale setup by saving the key and scale for each song/preset manually so there's no room for confusion. 4. Have fun owning your own sound as a singer! It can really be transformative to have complete control over your sound at all times during a show and can really have a big impact on the audience.
Before I decide which to get. What is the difference between this and the first voice live touch? What are the number of vocal harmonies you can do? Also.. can you do multiple harmonies of both male female mixed?
Great unit! Always use it for live performances with my bands! But some PAguys came to me saying my voice often sounded out of phase? Do you know why that is? Also some feedback problems when i have lots and lots of delay and reverb but I guess that's normal in that situation with wedges. :)
Simon Nuytten Hmm, I'd check out the output mode. Perhaps if you were sending a stereo output and they weren't expecting it they could have summed the channels by mistake or something? Make sure that the FOH isn't adding any effects at all, even EQ or compression etc. to your Play signal. That will compound with Tone from the Play and be much more feedback prone.
TC-Helicon Ok thank you! I'm also using the Play mono but haven't checked if i'm in mono mode so I guess that could be some explanation? And also Mostly I'm using a split before the Play to have a dry signal of my voice so FOH can mix these 2 signals when he wants.. but maybe that isn't the best idea either?
do you have to select the key for the harmony for each song ? or does it have automatic like the voice live 1 ???? i don't want to have to set a key for every song i'm singing.
what would be a good setting for singing STP music? Please include delay / reverb settings. Does it help to set the settings on the same key the song is performed in?
Hey Tim! Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with STP music, but if you're going to be using Harmonies, then you'd need to either set the key you're singing in, or use Roomsense to listen to the chord progression of the music occuring in the room.
Hey Craig! Have a few questions hope you can answer them, can't figure it out. I just got the TC VoiceLivePlay and it works fine so far, but I also got a Helicon Switch-6, and it seems to me I can't assign the buttons properly, in setup it says Switch-3. I have updated firmware and everything but the button 1down 2up 3hit doesn't work. The reason I got the Switch-6 was to assign 6 different presets that I have modified. I want Switch-6 like this: 1. Preset 250 2 Preset 251 etc Do the Switch-6 not work with the Helicon VoiceLIvePlay or is something else missing? And, the overdrive effect don't seem to work, the vocals isn't distored even on max level. All other effects works properly to edit/configure the way I want them on my preset. Simon
Hi Simon. Switch 6 isn't supported for Play. The only Play series it works with is Play Electric. We don't have the option to assign specific presets to a Switch 3/6, but you can assign preset up/dn if you like.
Cause neither the guy doing the demo or the poor girl noticed that the setting for the rolling in the deep should’ve been set to Bb Minor not F Major which is incorrect for that song when pitch correction settings are concerned!
Hello. Is it possible to have a mono output from this device? For example, if I plug only the left output to the PA, will I have a mono output or this kind of connection is not correct? Furthermore, do you think is it possible to connect this machine to other pedals? I'm thinking to devices like Eventide pitch-factor or EHX 45000 loop station. In these case I should use XLR/TRS connectors. Do you think this may cause noise/humming?
The SETUP / Output parameter sets the way VoiceLive Play outputs sound via the XLR outputs. There are 3 settings: 1. STEREO: XLR outputs receive a stereo mix of all voices and other inputs. 2. MONO: a MONO full-mix signal is on the LEFT and a DRY vocal is on the RIGHT. 3. DUAL MONO: a MONO effected voice signal (all voices) is on the LEFT and AUX is on the RIGHT. This is great for sending music to one channel of a PA and Vocals to another, especially in a Karaoke situation.
If I am playing a song where there are (for example) 3 part harmonies on one chorus, and 1 part harmony on another, how would I do that? Do I have to use 2 different song pre-sets and switch back and forth between them? (How would I do this while playing guitar)?
Just got one of these for my singer. The best thing so far is that we dont have to rely on a lazy soundman to switch the vocal effects. The singer can dial in the entire set and control all the effects himself. Great product!
What is better? This or Antares autotune live ?
You actually own the singer?😎 My???
You don't own one? you peasant.
@@williamlanier9the singer is always owned by the band
@@kylevansant5083 yeah.... riiggghhhhtttt!
This guy is excellent...and her voice is beautiful
i love this machine, i have only used some of the vocal effects customized. Can't wait to explore more. Nice fun piece if you like to have fun with friends and family doing karaoke or creating your own songs. If you don't care to use a computer this is the way to go.
Thanks for the great review :-)
Can you do a three part harmony with this machine?
@@flooringeveryday2896 yes 3, 5, even 7 part
I just purchased one and I love it.
The option of having the unit run on 2 9 volt batteries would be great. Some times I sing outdoors and electricity is not around or just a simple set up process.
Heya runman1271, we'd love to run things on battery and are definitely exploring the option for future products. Glad you're having fun with your VLP!
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I just purchased your (MP75) microphone that works with it, and I saw your video on how to use the device when recording to computer via USB.
This looks like it will not only be fun to use, but fun to play with.
Keep the products coming.
Hey thanks for sharing these videos! I just bought one of this units at Guitar Center and it really has improved my vocal abilities! I am new at TC Helicon products.The efxs are great and very easy to use, custom-Editing programming is a piece of cake!There are a few things which will make this unit better such as having an On/Off switch rather than having to unplugging The power each time and perhaps adding 1/4 phono plugs outputs, the XLR stereo outs are fine but since i too intended on using it for recording purposes usually computer sound cards are not compatible With XLR connectors...So i had no other option than to run to Radio Shack to get all that i needed to make my own cables.Other than that is a great vocals investment. I am working on a new álbum and all vocals will have the use of this unit.
Hi Exavier, glad to have you aboard!
The unit is designed to be unplugged so that's why we don't have a switch.
Our units are typically geared towards connecting to pro audio gear that very rarely uses phono connections. Those are unbalanced and pretty easy to get signal noise. I'd suggest using USB if you don't have an audio interface. Here's a video on that:
ruclips.net/video/2ZtDlAQRs8Y/видео.html
Thanks for a clear explanation for someone like myself....ipad backing tracks...no guitar or keyboard ...love her voice...
She is an incredible singer! Beautiful and amazing!
Hello! I just purchased one of these. Is there any way to mute/cancel whatever is plugged into the Aux input from showing up on the XLR Output? I want to drive the harmony with a send from my guitar amp, but don't want that guitar signal to pass thru the VoiceLive on the XLR output. Make sense? Also, on the Setup menu there is are settings for the Aux input (i.e. Live; tracks; Monitor) ... what is the Monitor setting used for?
I purchased this months ago yet have just learnt how to utilize it right now, thanks for the tutorial.
I have it, not user friendly indeed. especially during a gig you don't wanna think and remember that much to use a pedal!
Also, this pedal is great. Usable features for all genres.
Hey - I use the voicelive play for industrial/rock and electronic stuff. It's very adaptable. The effects are also very easy to edit so you can set up the fx blocks to suit your own taste. Might be helpful if TC featured different singers showcasing what it can do though... :)
It has internal mics to listen to what your guitar (or any ambient sound) is playing without having to plug it in. So if you're at practice or live, it listens to what everyone is playing - which everyone SHOULD be playing in the same key (do not confuse key with note). It figures what key you are in automatically without the need for an "alternative external input" telling it what key it should be in. There is also the option to set the key manually.
I have a couple Acoustic Plays and my drummer has bought Voicelive Play to sing through. We like to set the keys to stick to a patch (C Maj2) for example, which in the Acoustic Plays seems to save just fine, but with the Voicelive Plays we can't seem to get this to stick. For example, we have set the up/down functionality to 'set key' which it allows, but each time we access it again, its picked some random key and maj/min variant, even when we haven't changed the patch. Any ideas on how to lock the key?
I think I’m sold on this unit! Looking for something for my live solo gigs.
I have been looking for a high quality vocal processor. That gives the singer some control over how effects are used on their vocals. I have watch many videos for vocal processors and most are very dreadful. This one really does the job, I got to see and hear how it will sound if used in stereo. How to only activate the harmonies when you want them on certain parts, which gives a more realistic approach to how vocals sound with harmonies. On certain phrases and not always on which sounds unnatural. When I look at demos, I want to see them used in the application it was designed for. Great job. I think it is great it has a library of fx based on popular songs. Whether you use it or not it can be very useful for a cover band, plus the fx are studio quality.
I have an issue where my guitar amp is picked up by the mic- with certain effects the guitar seems bizarrely amplified with the effect through the PA. Is there any sort of noise gate adjustment, or threshold that can be set?
I Googled this singer:
"Georgia Murray is a Canadian singer-songwriter whose 2009 song titled "We'll Never Know" was plagiarized by composer Bahnus to create the song "Swing" for Korean pop star Lee Hyori. "Swing" became the number one song in Korea on April 4, 2010."
lol...
she served me a coffee at Dunkin Donuts last week.
I watch a lot of demos and howtos. This is the way to do it. Thanks.
Wow, awesome machine and she has an amazing voice 🎤 🎶
this video is like 8 years old! and while its still great! i cant imagine there's been no software updates for it? maybe its time for an updated video??
no - we all have to sing Rolling in the Deep
Hey, the VoiceLive Play is specifically targeted at people who are new to effects. At the same time it has enough options for the power user, to which you seem to belong. You always have the option to remove the song/artist presets manually. Also, hooking it up to VoiceSupport will allow you to import hundreds of new presets to chnage things up! :-)
Great box. I’m gonna look into getting one. The vocalist gal is stellar!
I love TC-Helicon's I'm a Singer& songwriter I love music so much is my life . When do concerts sometime's my backup singer cant come or late with this im going sound really amazing thanks .
Hi Jeff,
If you have audio coming in via the Aux-In or USB or you've got the RoomSense mics set to Ambient/Auto, with the Harmony set to Auto, the Play will figure out the Key for you. It's more accurate via Aux or USB, but works well with RoomSense, depending on how close it is to a chordal instrument.
Never hurts to have an attractive woman to demo a product. I do love the effects. :)
Hi MrMissingClue,
The practice mode isn't looking at a particular key, just how close you are to each individual note. The accuracy score you see is the "total" of all the notes you've sung and the displayed percentage is an average of those notes. Hope that makes sense!
Hi! Does this have a tone button or tone effect like the Perform V and other TC-Helicon products so that my voice can be compressed and EQ'd? The effects offered in this unit interest me but I am also looking at the TC Helicon Perform V. I like the idea of the perform V because it has a tone button which seems give you a nice crisp studio sound and a separate talk button (I rap so I want to easily be able to perform with no effects from time to time). Also outside of a bit of auto tune, all I really need is reverb and delay or double, another reason why the perform V interests me since I think I will have all my bases covered there.
I am a hip-hop artist doing many lives shows and the biggest point of feedback that I have received is that my vocals sound dry. I don't have the luxury of having an engineer setting up my sound so I want to come to my shows with this already figured out which is why I am interested in this product.
I'm buying this so hard. I sing and play guitar so I'm used to shelling out cash for pedals and this is so reasonably priced for what it is. My live performances are gonna be so much better once I get my hands on this.
Nice! If you play guitar, you might want to consider a Play Electric. Even if you don't use the onboard guitar effects, the In/Thru can go to your amp/pedals. The benefit is that you'll capture the guitar chords to generate harmony without having to set key/scale.
So I've had the VLP for about a year now and while I enjoy it I'm a little bummed that there's been no new presets for quite some time. I do create my own but it's pretty sweet to have some already pre-done for current tunes. Saves some work. Fun product.
The Heart of Rock & Roll: A Tribute To Huey Lewis and The News Heya, with over 1000 presets out there for download via VoiceSupport, you can definitely use lots of them across many different songs. Don't worry about matching the title of the preset to the specific song it might reference. The presets can apply to tons of different music.
Can you program your own combos like: delay+chorus+ flange or is it all presets?
You can program chorus+delay or flange+delay because the chorus and flange are in the same effect block.
Because we all love to hear adele over and over again ...I just want to know how to use this thing.
1. Download voice support software on their website (don't launch the software yet!)
2. hook up the unit to your pc via usb. Windows should automatically detect the device and install the drivers.
3. After the drivers are installed, launch the software and you're set.
the key is Bflat minor.
Would you recommend some Presets for Metal music ?
HI Poppa,
It's placed in a relatively "hidden" position in order to prevent accidental knocks and level changes during performance. Since these units are on the road a fair bit, we want to make sure the mic level stays put after it has been adjusted during sound check/setup.
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So, yes, I'm just finding this 8 years later... Anyhow, what I'm hoping it can do is: Reverb, Delay, Harmony, Doubling and Octave (up & down). It looks like it can do most of these things but I'm not 100% sure about Doubling and Octave up/down. Thanks.
I think it's on the 2nd 3rd video too that you can set - say your reverb, or your main voice to have distortion after "X" gain level. So if you want clean while you're singing one part, say a softer type verse, but as you start to get louder, like in the chorus or bridge it will add the distortion so you can still save your Hit for something else like duplicator or the bullhorny/telephone sound
The effects used on vocals are common to all genres, so you could totally use this for rock/metal.
Just because a preset is modeled after a Britney song, doesn't mean the effects themselves aren't appropriate to other genres.
Listen for the sound you like, not necessarily the title of the preset.
Hope that makes sense!
Guys I have an issue with mine.. It seems like the whole machine works like a mic, so it feedbacks like crazy and you can hear me clicking the buttons through the signal... But it also causes for a severe feedback even when I have the mic gain completely closed.. Any ideas what might be the issue?!!
Bought an updated version 4 years ago-great unit that's superior to software effects-has great guitar effects has well.
He's so in love with her, it's hilarious.
So are we ;)
TC-Helicon
;D
Hello.. can you use a splitter cable such as 2 female to male from tc voicelive to mixer instead of 2 separate cables going left and right and 2 separate channels on mixer to achieve the stereo sound?? I only want to use 1 channel on my mixer instead of 2 for my vocal. Thank you.
Can you connect an external volume pedal to control the gain of the VoiceLive Play since there's a pedal input socket on the gear? How's the configuration? Thanks in advance for the advice!!
Nice video. I noticed that she sang the 5th degree of the scale as her reference note. Which means the key is B, not F. And it’s Bm. Which is why the harmonies sound strange.
Bbm actually...
Quite right
Correct
I have an interesting problem with my unit after a couple years. It powers on, I can hear the voice come through, I can switch to differents presets and modify them. Yet the problem is it all sounds the same, its no longer modifying the input sound in any way? Anyone else have this issue? It worked well for years and now it is really just working as a pass through!
I just purchased the play for myself, im a drummer so i didnt want to spend the extra 100 bucks either, but reading the manual i found out that i could run a live channel into the aux, which im doing from my mixing boards phone jack, to get the chord recognition. theres a setting inside the box for it in the setup as well
It needs a 2nd hit function to allow for the bridges in songs, ihave to build separate presets for bridges.
I know this is old, but I'll take a shot. If I'm between getting the new Voicelive play OR both the Correct XT & Create XT, what would give me a more "professional" sound and a better anti feedback response? Also, is the Tone button "effect" the same in both devices?
Can you give me the sound settings for the song "The sound of silence"? I've tried a lot, but I'm missing the right harmony ... I'm looking forward to an answer ..
I have den Play GTX ..
Is this unit plug-and-play to Windows 10 so that can record into my DAW (Audacity or FL Studio)? Can I plug in my phone Aux-In (for music) and USB-out to my laptop and then record both Vocal and music the same?
now in 2024, what to get? I formally sing,, I am not a guitarist... I play some piano, harmonica and drums.. shall I still get the VoiceLive 3 extreme, or am I better off with the VOice live play or just the 3 as those are cheaper?.. how to think now in 2024 with all tech coming out?
thanks! from the Future!
@MrTheKurgan
I have a couple Acoustic Plays and my drummer has bought Voicelive Play to sing through. We like to set the keys to stick to a patch (C Maj2) for example, which in the Acoustic Plays seems to save just fine, but with the Voicelive Plays we can't seem to get this to stick. For example, we have set the up/down functionality to 'set key' which it allows, but each time we access it again, its picked some random key and maj/min variant, even when we haven't changed the patch. Any ideas on how to lock the key?
I think there’s a fire in her heart
Hi MaadDaawg,
There's no Blues Genre, but I'd try all sorts of presets to see what you like. Even though presets fall in certain genres based on the song they're built from, effects like Reverb, Delay and Harmony are common to all styles of music, so a hard rock song's effects could literally be exactly the same as a Clapton tune.
Would the Switch 3 pedal substitute for the 3 buttons on the play? I want to keep the play within arms reach and use the switch 3 as a footswitch to trigger the HIT button.
You've probably gotten an answer by now, but just in case you didn't: The Switch3 can control looping, but I don't know if any other functions can be assigned ("mapped") to its switches.
Here's something from the manual: "Note: When a Switch3 is plugged in, Key/Scale selection is automatically assigned to UP/DN .When the Switch3 is unplugged, UP/DN remains Key/Scale and will need to be changed in the setup menu if you wish to assign UP/DN back to Looping."
I bought a Switch 3 with my VLP, but haven't used it yet. (Oh, no! Another Learning Curve!)
why is it that everyone seems to be using live mics and never a studio microphone? is there something wrong with using this for studio recording or is it only made for live performances?
Effect 7 Gorgeous Hall shows that 6 of the 7 effects are OFF. Only the Reverb is set to HIT. Wouldn't that mean when the Hit light is NOT ON, there are no effects???? THANKS for your help.
I'm buying one! Sold!
If I remember correctly from the other vids I've watched Rock and metal are two of the Genres they have presets for, You've got your distortion and everything else too. One of the demos showed the "enter sandman" setting which was pretty cool. They made it so you can use it for anything.
Love this pedal. Had for a couple of years. Unfortunately the scroll wheel has broken no apparent reason definitely not dropped . Any availabile parts or easy way to fix ? I'm in the UK.
Hi! Does voice live play offer the capabilities of the tc helicon Voice tone correct xt? I intended to buy a voice tone correct xt, but the other capabilities of the voicelive play are tempting.
Did you try a cable that goes 1/4male to 1/8male to run from an out the board - or last monitor to the aux in for the iPods and such? I know no one needs more chords hanging around the stage, but it may be a better alternative to the GTX if you like this particular pedal better. The GTX has the inputs for the guitar but I don't think it has all the other cool things you can do due to the internal mics, like practice with no mic, etc.
I'm trying to decide whether to get this or some of the Voicetone pedals. Could you help me decide? Any pros/cons on the Voicelive Play over the Voicetone pedals?
One thing I know is that I want to be able to use multiple effects at once. Like reverb, hardtune, doubler, and distortion.
Whaatd u go with
Can I connect this to my electric guitar processor to follow in key etc?
Yep, but the Touch has 4 voices of harmony and the Play has 2, though you can use doubling for Octave up/dn in addition to the 2 Harmony voices.
Professor Smartypants says the melody of Rolling in the Deep starts on the "5" of the key of the song. Yes she was singing an F note, but the F major scale was a poor choose of harmony pitches. Try Ab for the verses and Eb for the Chorusses. You'll be much happier with that!
Hi Guys, I just purchased this. is it possible to have the signal dry until I press down on a pedal for effects?
Would recommend to use a second hit button, or to split the hit button for different settings. Regards
Thanks for the feedback! It's tricky to balance direct control and simplicity in a product like VoiceLive Play. I often suggest people use a Switch3 if they want to have a few effects always available in a stompbox style setup, then use HIT for combos of effects and the Switch3 for individual access.
I just got mine.. I wonder if its ok to hear a constant noise in background? The more I turn on the mic gain, the more noise I’m getting while the mic audio is not getting loud.
Do you have any idea whether or not the manufacturer has discontinued these models?
They appear to be out-of-stock everywhere…
The room sense mics don't work great in live loud settings with background noise and other instruments. Is there any way to run guitar through the AUX and shut the external mics. Please add a guitar in to this awesome pedal. And battery operated???? that would make this a perfect outdoor or small venue all in one unit.
Hi Matthew,
If you have a TRS connection on your mic, you could get an XLR to TRS adapter, but most "pro" level mics are XLR.
Can you connect a keyboard or guitar on the mp3 input and do harmony?
You guys really need to make an Update that let's us control EQ and compressor
I'm not new to vocal pedals, but I bought this one and love all the many features and so much room for presets and I love the voice support etc etc - except I cannot use it in a live band setting!
I have literally spent MONTHS putting in my bands repertoire and having two or three different presets per song. I took it to band practice and it was awesome.
But I got to the gig and it all went out the window! It's like it just goes berserk on me! PLEASE! Is there just a live setting that I can set and forget? Yes I do the vocal volume to just go green - but as of right now, after trying a second gig where I had to put it away and pull out my Boss again, it is going into the red even when the wheel is way down ... One minute it's green and the next it's flipping out. And it's doing it at home without it being connected to a PA.
It's like it's having a tantrum all the time and then comes right for a bit.
I'm not one to admit defeat, but the bottom line is - it's just bloody unreliable and as for easy to use - I beg to differ! What a let down! I am sure it's to do with the initial setup - and if any musicians can help me out I would be really grateful - but I will also add, the lack of an on and off switch and the short flimsy power chord upside down is extremely disappointing and a pain in the arse. A decent power supply is quite crucial one would think.. .
The unit has potential but it needs to be reliable so you can plug in and play and I am just not finding it to be one bit! I could be doing something wrong - and if so, please please can someone help here? A live setting. Someone please gimme a live setting!
I have a few tips in case a sound technician makes the sound at a concert:
1. Set SETUP / TONE STYLE to OFF. The sound technician will then adjust the EQ / compressor the way he/she wants.
2. Set SETUP / OUTPUT to MONO and set SETUP / LEAD MUTE to ON. Thus, on the Right XLR output you can hear the dry vocals ("Lead"), and on the Left XLR output you can hear everything else (the effects applied to the Lead, the harmony and the effects applied to the harmony). Glue on a piece of light-colored tape and rename the XLR outputs ("DRY", "MONO"). If you send both outputs to the FOH mixer, the sound technician can only give you the Lead to the monitor. This is especially useful if you also use Transducer effects.
3. Set MIX / OUT LEVEL to -10dB to get mic output level. At 0dB the signal is really hot.
Thank you so very much for your reply! I don't use a sountech but these tips are extremely interesting and I am very grateful to you for taking the time! I am looking forward to putting them to use!
@@jaedduring3640 Hi Jaed! The advice given above is very good. Also, if your device is behaving erratically it may be worth contacting our care team through the "support" link at www.musictribe.com . If it is a hardware issue and not an issue with your devices settings they can help fix it. :)
@@tchelicon again thank you for taking the time! I am going to apply what you have mentioned and hope that it solves my issues! There's so many great things about this pedal and I am gutted I can't use it! I will contact support if this doesn't solve the problem - and take a video so they understand the erratics, but here's hoping that your first answer is the one!
Love it, it's just what I needed, it's handy and very powerful ! Thank you !
There is just one thing I don't understand, in the practice mode, doesn't it directly shows you in witch Key your in looking to the analysis on the left ?
I’m looking for a printable list of the presets. I don’t find one on your website. It would be a big help.
I recently started using the voice live play to record my youtube covers. I love it! Is there a way to set up a preset to harmonize with my own voice? If so, explain please.
Eric Cole Sure, there's a couple of ways, but the easiest is to find a preset with Harmony in it and then set the key/scale to the song you're singing via the EFFECTS edit button.
The section on editing effects is in the manual on pages 19 and on.
Cheers,
Craig
Ur awesome, thanks Craig!!
Got one of these a couple of weeks ago. Fantastic unit. Quick question on setting the key in the harmony section. If you were singing a song in Em, would you set the key as E or G (Em being the relative minor of G)??
G, if you choose E, that would be C#minor
Hi all, is there a listing of what "Genres" have what effects applied to them? And when you go into "Effect" does that cut the "Genres" influence on the output sound?
Thanks in advance.
I know this is an old video but... I was looking to get one of these but not sure what the differences are for vocals with the 'play acustic' version. As I also sometime play guitar but mainly need this for vocals
I just bought the Play Acoustic version and I highly recommend it. The vocal effects are the same PLUS acoustic guitar FX. Or you can simply use as guitar DI box.
HELP! I've just bought the voicelive play, we have a rock band, and I'm having some problems in our rehersal. We rehearse in a small room acoustically isolated and I connect the voicelive in just one amplifier, I don't know why it makes a lot of noise whistles really loud) when I turn the volume and the gain up and if I turn them down, we can't hear the effects and my voice is low and strange, it's even hard to hear the reverb. I don't know if I made the presets wrong or set up. HELP!.
Turn the band down
I'm playing guitar while I sing, so I'm thinking the button on the MP75 may not be all that useful for me? Also, I see that there is a ROCK genre, but are there also presets for blues?
I'm enjoying my pedal. crazy question - I'm wondering if there's a way to plug two microphones into it at the same time - I know it only has one mic in, but, Is there an XLR splicer or some way I could rig it?
DJ Candy Durant The units aren't intended for multiple inputs, since we need a single lead note to generate harmony/doubling from. You could run the unit in an Aux send/return loop from a mixer if you only wanted to use the spatial effects like Reverb/Delay, but for multiple vocalists we'd recommend a separate unit for each.
I LOVE this device however the harmonies are VERY artificial. is their anything that can be done to fix that? What you guys have done with Voice Support is amazing. Perhapse a new patch can be made??
I've been really excited about buying this pedal, but have been reading a number of reviews that say it's not useful when being backed by a full band in a live setting (i.e. practice space, small shows, etc.). Can it be used in that setting? All of the demo videos I've seen have either been solo singers, or someone singing with only a guitar. I play bass in the band also, if that matters.
We typically show smaller solo setups in videos simply because production is a lot easier to deal with. Plenty of people use the products in a live setting in bigger bands. The things to be mindful of (at least my opinion) are:
1. Keep in mind that "bleed" from the band can interfere with generating harmony voices. So, pick a mic with good rejection and set your gain when you're quite close to the mic. If you stand back a foot when you sing with a loud band, a lot of the band will make it into the unit.
2. Be mindful that Tone adds EQ, Compression, De-Ess and Gate to your mic, so you need to flatten any EQ at the PA (from the sound tech's perspective, it's more like getting a fully processed signal like a backing track or keyboard, so they shouldn't treat it like "every other SM58 and singer" they are used to). Flattening the FOH mixer can also greatly reduce the chance of feedback, which will immediately be blamed on the unit ;)
3. For the Play specifically, RoomSense can be great, but also sometimes unreliable based on what the unit can "hear" of chords in the room. I'd go with a more reliable key/scale setup by saving the key and scale for each song/preset manually so there's no room for confusion.
4. Have fun owning your own sound as a singer! It can really be transformative to have complete control over your sound at all times during a show and can really have a big impact on the audience.
Before I decide which to get. What is the difference between this and the first voice live touch? What are the number of vocal harmonies you can do? Also.. can you do multiple harmonies of both male female mixed?
Can I use in live kareok whith empli. But need two mic Male female work?
Great unit! Always use it for live performances with my bands! But some PAguys came to me saying my voice often sounded out of phase? Do you know why that is? Also some feedback problems when i have lots and lots of delay and reverb but I guess that's normal in that situation with wedges. :)
Simon Nuytten Hmm, I'd check out the output mode. Perhaps if you were sending a stereo output and they weren't expecting it they could have summed the channels by mistake or something?
Make sure that the FOH isn't adding any effects at all, even EQ or compression etc. to your Play signal. That will compound with Tone from the Play and be much more feedback prone.
TC-Helicon Ok thank you! I'm also using the Play mono but haven't checked if i'm in mono mode so I guess that could be some explanation?
And also Mostly I'm using a split before the Play to have a dry signal of my voice so FOH can mix these 2 signals when he wants.. but maybe that isn't the best idea either?
Roomsense
How can I change this parameter?
I want this !!!
do you have to select the key for the harmony for each song ? or does it have automatic like the voice live 1 ???? i don't want to have to set a key for every song i'm singing.
Thank you , great job its help me a lot
what would be a good setting for singing STP music? Please include delay / reverb settings. Does it help to set the settings on the same key the song is performed in?
Hey Tim! Unfortunately, I am unfamiliar with STP music, but if you're going to be using Harmonies, then you'd need to either set the key you're singing in, or use Roomsense to listen to the chord progression of the music occuring in the room.
Hey Craig!
Have a few questions hope you can answer them, can't figure it out.
I just got the TC VoiceLivePlay and it works fine so far, but I also got a Helicon Switch-6, and it seems to me I can't assign the buttons properly, in setup it says Switch-3. I have updated firmware and everything but the button 1down 2up 3hit doesn't work.
The reason I got the Switch-6 was to assign 6 different presets that I have modified.
I want Switch-6 like this:
1. Preset 250
2 Preset 251
etc
Do the Switch-6 not work with the Helicon VoiceLIvePlay or is something else missing?
And, the overdrive effect don't seem to work, the vocals isn't distored even on max level. All other effects works properly to edit/configure the way I want them on my preset.
Simon
Hi Simon. Switch 6 isn't supported for Play. The only Play series it works with is Play Electric.
We don't have the option to assign specific presets to a Switch 3/6, but you can assign preset up/dn if you like.
How can I change the preset level.
The most of them sounds really good, but others have some feedback, I guess preset level its Why.
Very cool I want one
Can you use any other Microphone other the the XLR Microphones? - I have seen the back of TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX but I am not too sure.
But can you set the pitch correction scales to more in depth settings, like for example Maj/Min?
Cause neither the guy doing the demo or the poor girl noticed that the setting for the rolling in the deep should’ve been set to Bb Minor not F Major which is incorrect for that song when pitch correction settings are concerned!
cool video!!!
Hello. Is it possible to have a mono output from this device? For example, if I plug only the left output to the PA, will I have a mono output or this kind of connection is not correct?
Furthermore, do you think is it possible to connect this machine to other pedals? I'm thinking to devices like Eventide pitch-factor or EHX 45000 loop station. In these case I should use XLR/TRS connectors. Do you think this may cause noise/humming?
The SETUP / Output parameter sets the way VoiceLive Play outputs sound via the XLR outputs. There are 3 settings:
1. STEREO: XLR outputs receive a stereo mix of all voices and other inputs.
2. MONO: a MONO full-mix signal is on the LEFT and a DRY vocal is on the RIGHT.
3. DUAL MONO: a MONO effected voice signal (all voices) is on the LEFT and AUX is on the RIGHT. This is great for sending music to one channel of a PA and Vocals to another, especially in a Karaoke situation.
Can I use this pedal with a rode procaster mic? (I have a 48v audio interface)
If I am playing a song where there are (for example) 3 part harmonies on one chorus, and 1 part harmony on another, how would I do that? Do I have to use 2 different song pre-sets and switch back and forth between them? (How would I do this while playing guitar)?
Yes, you have to use 2 different song pre-sets and switch back and forth between them.