TC-Helicon VOICELIVE Touch Quick Start Manual - Basic Operations

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sound from 0% (mono) to 100% (stereo).

5 Tempo - Parameter appears when delay style is set for tap tempo

(styles 1-16 only). Used to set delay time via beats per minute (BPM).

1 Level - Sets amount of effect in the mix.

2 Style - Selection of 30 factory-configured effect types.

3 Lead Level - Lowers lead when only Reverb is active.

1 HardTune Style - Ranges from Off through 12 styles blending gender,

octave shifting and HardTune amount.

2 Transducer Style - Ranges from Off through 16 styles including

Beatbox which can be used for a bass-heavy sound in a preset when

Tone is on globally.

3 Low Cut - Allows tailoring of megaphone effects by rolling off low

frequencies as the number (in Hertz) increases.

4 Trans Level - Compensates for lost level when frequency bands have

been attenuated to make megaphone/radio effects. Caution: can cause

feedback at high settings.

5 Routing - Controls where the Transducer is placed in the vocal path:

Lead: Transducer is inserted on the Lead voice only. Harmonies,

Doubling and effect sends are unaffected.

Harm+Dbl: Transducer is inserted on the Harmony and Doubling

paths only.

Voices: Transducer is inserted on the Lead, Harmony and Doubling

voices and their effect sends.

Lead FX: Transducer is inserted on the Lead send to the

Mod, Delay

and Reverb effect sends. The Lead voice will be clean and the effects

will be affected by the Transducer style.

Harm FX: Transducer is inserted on the HARMONY send to the

effects. Lead and Harmony voices will be clean but the effects driven

by only the Harmonies will be affected by the Transducer style.

1 Level - Sets amount of effect in the mix

2 Style - Selection of 6 factory-configured effect types

3 Lead Level - Lowers lead when the Doubling effect only is active.

1 Level - Sets amount of effect in the mix

2 Style - Selection of 15 factory-configured effect types

3 Double - Used to thicken the Harmony voices. On engages an extra

voice for every active Voicing button, Choir engages the Choir effect.

Both is a combination of the Double and Choir effects.

4 Lead Level - Lowers lead when only the Harmony effect is active.

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Summary of VOICELIVE Touch

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Q uick s tart.
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I mportant s afety i nstructions 1 read these instructions. 2 keep these instructions. 3 heed all warnings. 4 follow all instructions. 5 do not use this apparatus near water. 6 clean only with dry cloth. 7 do not block any ventilation openings. 8 install in accordance with the manufacturer’s instruc...
Page 3: Table of Contents
Table of contents b efore you get started 1. Download the details manual – your product ships with this quick start guide. To get the latest and most comprehensive information and to view the product warranty visit www.Tc-helicon.Com/support and select your specific product. 2. Download voicesupport...
Page 4: Mounting to A Mic Stand
4 mounting to a mic stand m ic s tand setup 1. With no cables attached to the product, grasp it on both sides so the printed top faces you and is approximately level. 2. Slide voicelive touch to the left so that the upper shaft of your mic stand is captured by the lower slot on the product. (figure ...
Page 5: Page Head
Page head 5 the voicesupport application to access the voicesupport application 1. Download voicesupport from www.Tc-helicon.Com/voicesupport. 2. Install voicesupport on your computer. 3. Connect your product via usb to your computer. 3. Run voicesupport. 4. Read the news, click on tabs and browse t...
Page 6: Connections
6 connections 5. Guitar in and thru - plug a 1/4” cable directly from your guitar into the high z (impedance) in jack. If you use effect pedals, they should be connected after voicelive touch. Plug a 1/4” cable from the thru jack to your first effect pedal or to your amplifier/pa. If you leave the t...
Page 7: Front Panel
10. Talk button - tap to mute all effects except tone. Hold to access guitar tuner. 3. Leds - input and clip show signal present(green) and input too high (red). Midi indicates midi input. An unlabeled flashing led shows the tap tempo of the current preset. Front panel 7 8. The slider - swipe, drag ...
Page 8: Basic Operations
Basic operations 8 t he s lider using the slider: swipe a quick flick along a portion or the entire slider will start it freewheeling through the parameter values or presets. Repeated swipes will continue. A single tap during freewheeling will stop scrolling. Using the slider: drag moving your finge...
Page 9: Basic Operations
2. Press and hold the desired favorite location to store. Displaying preset names as long as you are not in an editing menu, you can scroll the current preset or favorite’s name by tapping the slider once. M usical c ontrol of h armony and h ard t une the harmony and hardtune effects require musical...
Page 10: Basic Operations
2. Press record again to continue playback without recording or continue recording layers. Holding the left arrow will undo the previously recorded layer. Holding it again will undo the previous undo (or redo). Holding the right arrow copies and doubles the length of the loop so you can record a lon...
Page 11: Basic Operations
Sound from 0% (mono) to 100% (stereo). 5 tempo - parameter appears when delay style is set for tap tempo (styles 1-16 only). Used to set delay time via beats per minute (bpm). 1 level - sets amount of effect in the mix. 2 style - selection of 30 factory-configured effect types. 3 lead level - lowers...
Page 12: Basic Operations
5 naturalplay - determines whether harmony in the current preset is controlled by the automatic input sensing feature (auto) or by one of the specific inputs: guitar, midi, aux input, scale, shift, notes or notes 4 channel. The nat play gbl parameter in the setup menu must be set to off in order to ...
Page 13: Basic Operations
F inding p resets with the p reset w izard 1. In home mode, press and hold the slider 2. Drag the slider to choose a preset category 3. Tap the slider 4. Swipe the slider to listen to presets within the choosen category 5. Double tap the slider to select the preset and return home. The wizard catego...
Page 14: Basic Operations
6 thk + arena - thicken plus long arena reverb 7 arena - arena reverb only 5 output - configures the outputs for stereo or mono. Stereo - (default) set when using the left and right 1/4” trs jacks into a stereo pa. Mono - set when using the single xlr output jack only. Dual mono - allows independent...
Page 15: Basic Operations
Basic operations 15 6 harmony/10s/1s 7 talk/10s/1s pedal legend: harm - harmony effect on/off fav - cycle favorites banks - cycle favorite banks 10s - increment preset by 10. Hold to reverse 1s - increment preset. Hold to reverse loop - single button loop control: first tap=record, 2nd tap=play, sub...
Page 16: Faqs and Troubleshooting
Faqs and troubleshooting 16 where can i find support for this product? Point your browser to www.Tc-helicon.Com/support. I can’t get the buttons to work. What’s wrong? Double tap the slider to exit sleep or break mode. If this doesn’t work you may be in lock mode - hold favorites 3 and 5 to exit. Wh...
Page 17: Specifications
Specifications 17 analog inputs connectors: mic: balanced xlr, guitar: 1/4” phone jack, aux: 1/8” stereo mini jack input impedance: balanced/unbalanced mic.: 2.14/1.07 kohm mic input level @ 0 dbfs: -42dbu to +1dbu ein @ max mic gain rg = 150 ohm: -127 dbu mic snr: > 107 db guitar input impedance: 1...