10) Harmony level control
This knob allows you to control the blend between your voice and the harmony voices. Turning this
control to the right adds progressively more harmony voice level to the mix while keeping the vol-
ume of your voice constant. Your voice and the harmonies are equal volume at approximately one
o’clock. At its furthest right position, the output is 100% harmony.
11) Reverb level control
This knob allows you to vary the amount of reverb effect blended in with yours and the harmony
voices. At the maximum setting, the mix is approximately 50/50. Reverb is present on your voice
even when the harmony voices are turned off. This also controls the cue note volume.
12) Reverb type buttons
There are three pre-set reverb settings adjusted for general usefulness and simplicity. You can
choose one type at a time or bypass the reverb effect by selecting any lit button.
13) Input level control
This controls the analog level before it goes into the digital circuitry. If the input signal level is too
high, you will see the Signal indicator glow red and you will hear distortion from the audio outputs.
14) Signal indicator
This is a bi-color LED that glows green when Performer has recognized the pitch of your voice and
red when the input signal is in danger of distorting. The proper setting is reached when this is green
more often than not with red showing only on the loudest notes you sing.
The Signal LED also indicates that the unit is in its power-up sequence. The LED will glow red for
approximately 5 seconds and then turn off when the Performer is ready to produce harmonies.
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