TC-Helicon Voicelive 2 Operation & User’s Manual

56, TC-Helicon Voicelive 2 Overview μMod is short for micro-modulation ("μ" is the scientific symbol for micro).The μMod effect is capable of creating many different sounds that range from subtle but lush thickening to creatively destructive. It uses a combination of stereo pitch shifting (Detune), small amount…

43, feedback with lots of compression combined with Adaptive Shape EQ. o Note that, in order for the Adaptive Compression feature to work properly. you must have your mic gain set properly either with by using auto MIC GAIN or by setting it manually. Compression:A Primer You may not notice th…

47, COMPRESS Tab With ADAPTIVE ON The ADAPTIVE Compression algorithm performs automatic processing which reduces the amount of adjustable parameters. As such, once ADAPTIVE is enabled, the only control is COMPRESS. COMPRESS This allows you to vary the amount of peak reduction by the ADAPTIVE co…

31, Monitor Placement Try to ensure that your keyboard amp or monitor is not facing directly into your mic as this can confuse VoiceLive 2’s pitch detection and result in poor sounding harmony voices as well as bring on feedback. Foot Control When changing presets or toggling effects with the foot…

19, 19 First Impressions Using The Effect On/Off Switches The Effect On/Off footswitches give you the option to modify the sound without changing to another preset. You can do so by tapping any of the 6 effects footswitches which include μMOD (pronounced “micromod”), DELAY, REVERB, HARMONY, D…

36, When I switch Phantom on and off the level changes.Why? Because condenser microphones tend to have much higher output levels than a dynamic microphone, VoiceLive 2 stores different mic gain levels for when phantom power is on and off.The gain you set for your condenser mic is recalle…