Name: TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G
Brand: TC-Helicon
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Adjusting Your Guitar Volume

If your guitar is sent to the main outputs (Guitar Thru

jack is not used), the Guitar control knob adjusts how

much guitar sound is added to the mix.The center Auto

detent position engages Automix which slowly (around

20 seconds) but continually adjusts your guitar volume

while you play so that your voice is never lost in the mix.

If you find that your guitar volume reduces while not

singing, other instruments may be leaking into your mic.

To overcome this, reduce the Input control so that other

sounds around you do not light the green LED. Also, try

aiming other instruments away from your mic.

If you find Automix is not working at all, you need to

raise the level of your guitar either with its volume

control or a preamp.

Thicken Your Voice with the Double Button

Activating this button will simulate the effect of you

singing along with yourself to make your lead voice

sound thicker. It can be stored on or off in each preset.

Editing Presets

You can change the settings of the Double, FX, Voice 1

and Voice 2 features to your liking by pressing their

associated buttons. Pressing the Preset button will cancel

your edits and load the next preset.The Manual button

is an advanced feature detailed in the “For Advanced

Users” section.

What Do the Voice 1&2 Buttons Do?

Pressing either of these buttons can be used to select

harmony “voicings” for that voice or to turn the voice

off.Voicing is the term describing a pitch-shifted version

of your voice at a musically determined pitch.

Getting to Know Harmony-G

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TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G Specifications

Analog Inputs

mic input impedance	1 kOhm
mic input sensitivity at 0dBFS	-44 dBu to +2 dBu
mic input sensitivity at 12dB headroom	-56 dBu to -10 dBu
guitar input impedance	1 MOhm
guitar input sensitivity	+15 dBu at 0dBFS
equivalent input noise	-126 dBu at max. mic amp gain, Rg = 150 Ohm

Analog Outputs

main output impedance	40 Ohm
main output level	+2 dBu at 0dBFS
guitar thru output impedance	270 Ohm

Input to Output Analog Audio Performance

dynamic range, mic at min gain	>108 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz A-weighted
dynamic range, mic at -18 dBu sensitivity	>104 dB, 20 Hz - 20 kHz
thd+ noise, mic at min gain	<-90 dB
frequency response at max gain	-1.5 dB at 40 Hz, +0/-0.3 dB (200 Hz to 20 kHz)
guitar in to thru dynamic range	>119 dB
tuning mute attenuation	>100 dB

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