Tc-helicon VoiceLive 2 User manual Manuel d'utilisateur télécharger pdf (Page 83)

IN GAIN

Sets and displays the MIC / LINE input level. Both inputs

share the same gain settings and are not meant to be

used simultaneously; switching from a Mic to a Line level

signal will likely require resetting IN GAIN. To set input

level automatically, use the AUTO MIC-GAIN function

by pushing and holding the REVERB footswitch and

following the prompts.When any digital input is selected

(USB or SPDIF) the IN GAIN does not control the

digital input level. Use your transmitting device to adjust

level.

PHANTOM

Turns 48V phantom power on and off for use with

condenser microphones.This parameter also has a value

called MIC CONTROL that enables this feature in

firmware version 1.4 and newer. Mic Control requires

phantom power so it is controlled here. Assigning what

you would like to control is done via Shortcut

assignment in the PRESET tab of the Edit menu. Note

that VoiceLive 2 stores a different IN GAIN for

PHANTOM ON and OFF states. This is ideal as it

unlikely a condenser and dynamic microphone will ever

require the same IN GAIN for a single singer.

AUX LEVEL

Set the input level of for the Aux input.

OUTPUT

The configures the outputs to be STEREO (default),

MONO or DUAL MONO.The STEREO option outputs

discrete Left and Right audio material when connected

to a stereo monitor or PA system.

In MONO mode, the Left output is the summed mono

mix of VoiceLive 2 including effects.The Right output is

dry with only Tone applied to the MIC or LINE input

signal.This is useful when a live sound engineer wants to

control the balance of wet/dry mix at the mix position.

In this case, set LEAD MUTE to ON.

In DUAL MONO mode, the effected vocal comes from

the left output and effected guitar is produced from the

right output. This allows you to have a sound tech

control the level balance between wet vocal (vocal with

harmonies and effects) and wet guitar.

The Setup Menu: I/O Tab

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Tc-helicon VoiceLive 2 User manual Manuel d'utilisateur Page 83