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General| Type | Vocal Effects Processor |
|---|---|
| Phantom Power | Yes |
| Display | LED |
| Power Supply | 9V DC |
| Effects | Reverb, Delay, Chorus |
| Input | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" |
| Output | 1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" |
| Harmony Voices | 4 |
| Looper | Yes, up to 70 seconds |
| MIDI I/O | MIDI In/Out |
Provides crucial safety warnings and instructions for using the equipment safely and correctly.
Details compliance with FCC rules and conditions for operation within electromagnetic fields.
Provides additional compliance information and directives related to the product's design and classification.
Details on obtaining technical support, returning products for service, and contact procedures.
Introduces the Vocalist Live FX, highlighting its features and capabilities for live vocal processing.
Explains the core technologies for chord detection, harmony generation, and adaptive effect control.
Provides information on checking and updating the device's firmware using the Vocalist Live Librarian software.
Details the controls and indicators located on the top surface of the Vocalist Live FX unit.
Describes the various input and output jacks available on the back of the Vocalist Live FX.
Illustrates the types of cables used for stereo connections to the Aux In and from the Line Out.
Shows a typical mono setup for connecting the device to a mixer and speakers.
Illustrates a standard stereo configuration for connecting to a mixer and speakers.
Demonstrates how to connect an audio source to the Aux In jack for Live Adapt features.
Shows a setup for practicing, including connections for music players and headphones.
Explains the global channel strip processing chain and how to enable or edit its effects.
Details the processing section for vocal-specific effects and how to enable or edit them.
Describes how to globally bypass all vocal effects for speaking between songs.
Explains the operation of the dbx Advanced Feedback Suppression system.
How to use the Sound Check feature to record and audition vocal loops for effect tuning.
Details the Live Adapt feature for automatic adjustment of gate, pitch, harmony, and tempo.
Explains the functions and operation of the built-in mono phrase looper.
Information on user and factory presets, including selection and storage procedures.
Describes how to configure two independent parts (A and B) within each preset.
Explains how to create and use Set Lists to organize presets for performances.
Details how to connect and configure external volume or expression pedals for effect control.
Adjusts output attenuation to prevent clipping or for headphone monitoring.
Configures the operation mode (Toggle, Momentary, Auto) for the A/B footswitch.
Enables or disables phantom power for condenser microphones connected to the Mic In jack.
Sets the output configuration to stereo (default) or mono operation.
Determines if presets load automatically or require manual confirmation via the DATA encoder.
Enables or disables the undo/redo function for looper overdubs, affecting loop recording time.
Selects the type of external controller (footswitch or pedal) connected to the unit.
Determines whether the Aux In signal is muted or mixed with the main output.
Assigns effect parameters and their min/max values for external pedal control.
Restores all system settings and user presets to their original factory defaults.
Details the 8 channel strip effects comprising the sonic foundation: Warmth, Compressor, EQ, etc.
Adds varying amounts of tube saturation for grit, warmth, and character to vocals.
Tames loud passages and raises lower ones to improve vocal dynamic range and mix presence.
Corrects notes sung slightly out of pitch for a more precise vocal sound.
Adds a subtle sense of space, like initial reflections, without pushing vocals back.
Shapes vocal tone with 3-band EQ (low, mid, high) and sweepable midrange frequency control.
Tames harsh consonant sounds (sibilance) by compressing offending sibilant frequencies.
Removes non-vocal signals to clean up the mix and prevent feedback when not singing.
Prohibits excessively low frequencies, preventing muddiness and cleaning up the low end.
Provides pitch shifting effects like Note Hammer and synthetic pitch correction.
Adds distortion, lo-fi effects, or special effects like emulating a megaphone.
Creates the effect of backup singers by adding up to two harmony voices.
Thickens vocal sound and creates the effect of additional singers singing in unison.
Adds motion and depth with effects like flanging, chorusing, and vibrato.
Creates an echo effect of the voice during performance.
Simulates singing in small or large spaces for vocal dimension using Lexicon reverbs.
Information on downloading the preset management software and its system requirements.
Instructions for updating the device firmware using the Vocalist Live Librarian software.
Visual representation of the signal path through the various effect modules.
Technical specifications for the microphone input, including impedance and gain.
Technical specifications for the balanced XLR line outputs.
Audio performance metrics such as dynamic range, frequency response, and THD+N.
Details on power requirements and the specifications of the included power adapter.
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