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impedance balanced | 3.6 kOhm |
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impedance unbalanced | 1.8 kOhm |
line input level at 0 dBFS | 24 dBu to 0 dBu |
line sensitivity at 12 dB headroom | -12 dBu to 12 dBu |
mic input level at 0 dBFS pad off/on | -14 dBu/6 dBu to -51 dBu/-31 dBu |
mic sensitivity at 12 dB headroom pad off/on | -26 dBu/-6 dBu to -63 dBu/-43 dBu |
output impedance | 40 Ohm |
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max output level balanced | 20 dBu |
max output level unbalanced | 14 dBu |
output range | Variable up to +20 dBu |
operating temperature | 32° F to 122° F (0° C to 50° C) |
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storage temperature | -22° F to 167° F (-30° C to 70° C) |
humidity | Max. 90 % non-condensing |
mains voltage | 100 to 240 VAC, 50 to 60 Hz (auto-select) |
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power consumption | <15 W |
frequency response DIO | DC to 22/23.9 kHz ± 0.01 dB @ 44.1/48 kHz |
dimensions | 19" x 1.75" x 8.2" (483 x 44 x 195 mm) |
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weight | 4.1 lb. (1.85 kg) |
display | 16x 2 character LCD display |
Essential operating guidelines and warnings for safe use of the apparatus.
Precautions against fire and electric shock, including earthing and voltage requirements.
Instructions for qualified personnel regarding product service and repairs.
Overview of the VoiceWorks' main functionalities and innovative features.
Description of power switch, input level controls, meters, and status LEDs.
Details on keys for controlling individual voices and effects.
Explanation of essential keys for modes, recall, store, and data navigation.
Description of microphone, line, and digital audio connectors.
Details on MIDI ports and the pedal input jack.
Illustrations and explanations for connecting various cables.
Diagram illustrating the signal path from input through processing stages.
Connecting mic, MIDI keyboard, and footpedal for live performance.
Connecting mic, footpedal, and guitar via mixer for live performance.
Guide for integrating the unit into a computer-based digital studio setup.
Differentiates preset vs setup parameters and explains preset data.
Explanation of how global effects influence preset settings.
Procedures for saving, loading, and modifying presets.
Method for backing up and transferring presets via MIDI.
Controls for individual harmony voices, voicing, gender, vibrato, and pan.
Explanation of 'Voicing' parameter in Scale and Chord modes.
Controls for harmony mode, root, scale/chord, level, and tuning.
Parameters for adding thickness and depth to the lead vocal.
Specific controls for the lead voice thickening effect.
Managing Reverb and Delay effects, including Tap Tempo.
Detailed settings for reverb types, pre-delay, decay, and color.
Detailed settings for delay type, time, feedback, and damping.
Settings for root, scale type, window, attack, and amount for pitch correction.
Visual representation and customization of the pitch correction scale.
Configuration of lead voice level, dynamics processing, and EQ assignments.
Setup for input selection, output mode, and sample rate.
Setup for MIDI communication and footswitch assignments.
Global effect settings and the reference tuning frequency.
Procedures for backing up or erasing MIDI data like presets and songs.
Step-by-step guide for creating and navigating preset sequences.
Explains the different harmony modes: Notes, Shift, Chordal.
Details on the Harmony Hold feature for sustaining harmony voices.
Details on Scalic mode, smoothing, and choosing scales with examples.
Explains the difference between diatonic and chromatic harmony scales.
Explains the benefits and practice of Just Tuning for harmonies.
Compares Just Tuning, Equal Temperament, and Barbershop tuning.
MIDI CC assignments for controlling individual voice parameters.
MIDI CC assignments for controlling reverb and delay effects.
MIDI CC assignments for setup, input/output, and EQ parameters.
MIDI CC assignments for pitch correction scale and amount.
MIDI CC assignments for global bypass, harmony hold, and footswitch functions.
Information on SYSEX, custom scale messages, and other MIDI notes.
Details on digital/analog connectors, levels, impedance, and frequency response.
Information on operating conditions, safety certifications, and EMC standards.