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Voicelive 3 Extreme
Diagrams
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VOICELIVE 3
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To give you clear and concise representations of what goes where,
we have provided several connection diagrams in the "Making connections"
(page 10) section. There are a few things we would like you to keep in mind
as you follow these diagrams:
• Signal sources that go into your VoiceLive 3 (e.g. microphone or guitar) will
always be shown to the left of the back panel image (1).
• "Downstream" devices (mixers, speakers) will always be shown to the right of
the back panel image (2).
• The box in the lower left corner shows what signals you will hear from the
VoiceLive 3 headphone output.
• The box in the lower right corner shows what you will hear from your mixer /
PA speakers. This could be anything from a "stick system" or a portable/all-in-
one loudspeaker system to powered studio monitors or even a DAW
recording interface.
In many cases, what you hear from the Voice Live 3 headphone output and your
PA will be the same (5) – but it can also be different.
Please note that we do not account for other in puts or instruments in these
diagrams – so you won't see pictures of drums (4) etc. When a set up example
includes a connection to your guitar amp, we do not show that amp being miked
and sent through the PA (which often is the case) – we are just showing you
how to connect Voice Live 3 in a particular setup. This means the "what you hear"
section in the lower right corner does not show guitar sounds coming from the
PA – even though they might at a gig.
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P.A
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Legend
The following symbols are used in the setup ex amples section of this quick guide:
Microphone
Acoustic Guitar
Electric Guitar
Keyboard or
other instrument
Mixing Desk
P.A.
Guitar or
keyboard amp
Monitor Mix
Important
XLR cable
TRS cable
TS (guitar) cable
1 / " cable
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Introduction
Thank you for purchasing
VoiceLive 3!
Your new Vocal, Guitar and Loop processor is quite an amazing piece of
technology. With liter ally thousands of effect combinations and many
versatile controls, you can completely customize your sound.
VoiceLive 3 replaces stand-alone vocal pro cessors, guitar multi effects units
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and phrase loopers – reducing your "gig weight" to what you can throw
in a backpack.
We're really excited to get you up and running quickly, so let's get started!
In the box
The VoiceLive 3 box should contain the follow ing items:
• 1 VoiceLive 3 vocal processor
• 1 power adaptor
• 1 USB cable
• 1 guitar/headphone cable
• this manual.
If you are missing an item, please contact your retailer immediately.
Inspect all items for signs of transit damage. In the unlikely event of
transit damage, inform the carrier and supplier.
If damage has occurred, keep all packaging as it can be used as
evidence of excessive handling force.
VoiceLive 3 key features
Just to whet your appetite, here is a basic over view of
VoiceLive 3's many exciting features!
• Vocal Effects Suite
• Adaptive Tone
• EQ
• Compression
• De-ess
• Reverb
• Delay (Echo)
• Double
• Harmony
• Choir
• Vocoder / Talk Box / Vocal Synth
• Rhythmic
• μMod (pronounced "micro mod"): Flanger / Chorus / Detune
• Transducer
• HardTune
• Whammy
Quick Start Guide
Guitar Effects Suite
• Amp Simulation
• Reverb
• Delay
• μMod: Flanger / Chorus / Detune
• Drive
• Compressor
• Rhythm / Tremolo
• Wah Wah
• Octave Down
Multi-Phrase Looper
• Loop Assist quantization
• Swap Mode – For easy verse / chorus / bridge style looping
• Onboard loop storage
• Customizable button layout – Completely remappable footswitches
• Easy Top-Level Editing – Deep controls when you're ready
• HIT function – Add multiple effects to Vocals, Guitar or both with
one button press
• Direct guitar out – go straight to your amp
• Independent headphone mix – Perfect for in-ear monitoring without
an ex pensive transmitter/receiver system
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