TC-HELICON VOICELIVE 2 Vocal Harmony and Effects Processor

[Chumly]

Do you not have the manual?

[joe1]

Originally Posted by Chumly

Do you not have the manual?

I do have the manual , the problem with the manual is that its very limited in details and i can not find this future there,
if you can hekp me with this i would apriciate it,
Thanks

[Jon Chappell]

Originally Posted by joe1

Can you help me out with EQ on the Live 2? i do have the Voice Works Plus and there is on option to Eq the lead. can i do the same with this machine? if yes how do i do it?
Thanks

Yes, you can EQ the lead, with precise parameters for low/high freq. and gain, plus a parametric band w/gain, freq., and width. Access it by hitting TONE and selecting the EQ tab.

This is clearly described on p. 45 of the manual (see the link in post #9 of this thread.

[joe1]

Originally Posted by Jon Chappell

Yes, you can EQ the lead, with precise parameters for low/high freq. and gain, plus a parametric band w/gain, freq., and width. Access it by hitting TONE and selecting the EQ tab.

This is clearly described on p. 45 of the manual (see the link in post #9 of this thread.

Thanks very much jon
i didn't know about the online manual, all i got with the machine was a short basic Manual, thanks for directing me there
Joe

[Jon Chappell]

Originally Posted by joe1

Thanks very much jon
i didn't know about the online manual, all i got with the machine was a short basic Manual, thanks for directing me there
Joe

This is a good point, and one that's caused confusion for a couple of VL2 owners (myself included).

The manual that ships with the unit is a short quick-start manual. The detailed manual is available only through the online/pdf version.

It bears repeating, so here's the link to the pdf manual.

And to reiterate for all those reading here, in any powerful piece of gear, you should download the manual to see how its features explained in full. This manual is not as good as some others I've seen, in that it doesn't show you graphic representations of the menus, nor does it list, for example, all 30 guitar reverb programs. But it certainly bears close study.