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Global set to Off in the Delay block
– Change it to “On” using the mix knob right be-
low the parameter.
Setting Global to On for the Delay block
– Settings from the Global Preset will be applied
to this effect immediately.
– You will also see that the tab name has
changed from “Delay” to “Delay-GBL” – indi-
cating that this particular effect is using Global
settings.
Important: The link between the Global
Preset and other Presets goes both ways
Before you make any tweaks to the effect you
have just made Global, there is something you
should know.
If Global is ON in any Preset and you make
changes to the settings of the respective effect,
this will change the settings of the Global Preset
(and all other Presets where that particular effect
is set to Global on).
That can be really handy – or a disaster, if you
are not prepared for it.
Using the Global Preset to copy
effect settings into a Preset
As you just read, the link between the Global Pre-
set and other Preset goes both ways. However,
you can also use this feature temporarily to copy
effect settings from the Global Preset to another
Preset and then edit them independently.
– Select a Preset.
– Select an effect that should use the settings
from the Global Preset as a starting point.
– Set Global for this effect to on.
This will copy the settings for this effect from
the Global Preset to the current Preset.
– Set Global for this effect to off again.
This “breaks the link” between Global and
current Preset, allowing you to modify the set-
tings locally.
Using the Mix Controls
As you probably have realized by now, there is a
lot going on under the hood of your VoiceLive3.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could control the levels
of the signals going in and out of VoiceLive3?
As it turns out, you can – and you do not even
have to press any buttons.
– While on the Home screen, touch (move) any
of the four Mix knobs right below the display
to enter the Mix screen.
There are actually three separate mix pages or
“tabs”:
– Main Mix
– Headphone Mix
– Effects Mix
Select the mix you want to control using the Ar-
row buttons. The last selection will be remem-
bered, so when you use the Mix knobs later, you
will be editing the previously selected mix.
Main Mix
Main Mix controls the sounds that come from the
XLR Out and Guitar Out jacks.
Main Mix controls
- VoiceLive 3 1
- Important safety instructions 3
- EMC / EMI 5
- For customers in Canada 5
- Before you begin 6
- About this manual 7
- Getting support 7
- VoiceSupport 7
- Introduction 8
- Design concepts 9
- Global effects 10
- Multi-track looper 11
- Store loops 11
- Complete guitar effects 12
- Advanced monitoring 12
- Introduction 13
- Top panel overview 14
- 1. Genre button 14
- 2. Setup button 14
- 3. Store button 14
- Footswitches overview 16
- 2. Layer footswitch 17
- 3. Step footswitch 18
- 4. µMod footswitch 18
- 5. Delay footswitch 19
- 6. Reverb footswitch 19
- 7. HIT footswitch 19
- 8. Double/Comp footswitch 20
- 9. Harmony/Drive footswitch 20
- 2 3 6 57 1 21
- Diagram legend 23
- Diagrams 24
- VoiceLive3 overview 25
- Getting started – setting up 26
- VoiceLive3 overview 27
- Quick troubleshooting tips 31
- “I’m not hearing my voice!” 31
- “I’m not hearing my guitar.” 31
- Getting to know VoiceLive3 32
- There’s no place like Home 32
- Using the Control knob 32
- Using the Arrow buttons 33
- What is a Preset? 33
- Using Steps 33
- What is NaturalPlay? 35
- Using Global Key/Scale 35
- Setting Key/Scale manually 35
- Let’s try Harmony! 36
- Using individual effects 37
- Using the HIT footswitch 37
- Change a button from Latched 38
- Remapping a footswitch 39
- Talk/Tuner Mode 40
- Guitar Effects 40
- Editing HIT 41
- Using ALL HIT 42
- HIT– Dynamic vs. Snapshot 43
- Storing Presets 43
- Tapping tempo 44
- Using Global Tempo 45
- Editing an Effect 45
- Using the Mix Controls 48
- Tips and tricks for working 50
- Buttonmap tab: 51
- Remapping footswitches 51
- Editing the Vocal layer 54
- Harmony block / tab 55
- NaturalPlay, Scale, Fixed 56
- & Pedal Modes 56
- Double block / tab 57
- Vocal Delay block / tab 58
- Vocal Reverb block / tab 59
- Har dTune block / tab 60
- Sy nth block / t ab 61
- Tr ansducer block / t ab 62
- Vocal µMod block / tab 63
- Choir block / tab 64
- Vocal Rhythmic block / tab 65
- Stut ter block / tab 66
- Vocal Buttonmap block / tab 67
- Remapping buttons 67
- Remapping Loop Triggers 68
- Editing the Guitar layer 69
- Amp block / ta b 70
- Drive block / t ab 71
- Guitar Delay block / tab 72
- Guitar Reverb block / tab 73
- Comp(ression) block / ta b 74
- Wah (Wah-Wah) block / tab 75
- Oct aver block / tab 77
- Guitar Rhythmic block / tab 78
- Guitar Buttonmap block / tab 79
- The Looper 80
- Basic Loop concepts and terms 81
- Loop Slots / Loop Tracks 81
- Presets and the Buttonmap 81
- Your first loop 82
- Setting up the metronome 82
- Start recording 83
- Set + Overdub vs. Set + Play 83
- Overdubbing 84
- Recording Loop track B 84
- Undo and Redo 85
- Using Swap 85
- The Utility menu 86
- Input sub-menu 87
- Metronome sub-menu 87
- Sync sub-menu 88
- The Looper 89
- Erase sub-menu 90
- Loop limits 90
- Input tab 92
- Input Gain parameter 92
- Input Type parameter 92
- Lead Delay parameter 93
- Lead Mute parameter 94
- Aux Level parameter 94
- Aux Vocal Cancel parameter 94
- Monitor Level parameter 95
- Output tab 96
- Output Mode parameter 96
- XLR Out Level parameter 96
- Headphone Limiter parameter 97
- Talk Trim parameter 97
- Guitar tab 98
- Phase parameter 98
- Speaker Sim Enable parameter 98
- Gate Threshold parameter 99
- MIDI tab 100
- Source parameter 100
- Filter parameter 100
- MIDI Channel parameter 100
- CC Channel parameter 101
- Transpose parameter 101
- Split Note parameter 101
- Split Direction parameter 102
- Vibrato Boost parameter 102
- Pitchbend Range parameter 102
- Sysex ID parameter 103
- SysEx Dump Rate parameter 103
- Tone tab 104
- Tone parameter 104
- De-ess parameter 104
- Compression mode parameter 104
- Threshold parameter (Manual 107
- Gate mode only) 107
- EQ Mode parameter 107
- Shape parameter (Adaptive 107
- EQ mode only) 107
- Mid BW parameter (Manual 109
- System tab 110
- Contrast parameter 110
- Global Preset parameter 110
- Global Tempo parameter 111
- Global Key/Scale parameter 111
- Tuner Reference parameter 112
- Hit Behavior parameter 112
- Buttonmap tab 113
- Step Button Mode parameter 114
- Mic Switch Function parameter 114
- Mic Switch Mode parameter 114
- Footswitch jack parameter 115
- Expr(ession) Pedal 115
- Function parameter 115
- Exp(ression) Min(imum) 116
- Pos(ition) parameter 116
- Exp(ression) Max(imum) 116
- SW3-1 / SW3-2 / SW3 117
- 3 Mode parameters 117
- Pedal Calibration tab 118
- Product info tab 118
- Appendix 119
- MIDI CC List 120
- System Maintenance/ 121
- Factory Reset 121
- Updating the firmware 121
- Technical Specifications 122
- Features 123
- Connections 123
- Analog Inputs 123
- Analog Outputs 124
- Operating Requirements 125
- USB cable 126
- Quickstart guide 126
- Guitar/Headphone combo cable 126
- Technical Specifications 127
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