TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play Details Manual - Manual (Page 28)

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f Transducer
Contains effects that modify the sound by adding various filters and overdrive compo-
nents .
There are three parameters:
Drive – Controls the amount of overdrive applied to the signal . More drive will distort the signal
and create megaphone style effects .
Filter –
Employs a filter that changes the sound of the Transducer to be “thinner” or more “muddy”
depending on the preset. Thinner filter settings sound more like a radio or walkie-talkie.
Style -
Select the style menu by pressing the lower left soft button. It will be the only one lit on the
left side of the LCD screen .
There are 8 styles to choose from:
1 . MEGAPHONE
2 . RADIO
3 .
ON THE PHONE
4 . OVERDRIVE
5 .
BUZZ CUT
6 . STACK
7 . TWEED
8 . COMBO
Effects - Transducer
Advanced -
To enter the advanced menu, press and hold any of the lit BLUE LED soft buttons.
Routing - Applies the Transducer sound to the selected audio .
There are 2 settings:
1. OUTPUT - Applies the effect to the lead voice and any voices derived from it, like Harmony or
Doubling.
2 . FX - Applies the effect only to voices within an effect . For example, if you are using a Delay, the
initial “tap” of the Delay will be uneffected, but subsequent “taps” will have the Transducer ef-
fect .
Gate Threshold - Transducer effects are very prone to feedback via a P.A.. The Transducer block
has an independent gate that can be set to help alleviate feedback. Raising the threshold will cause the
effect to “kick in” at a higher input volume, which can help avoid feedback while you’re not singing.
Gain - Controls the overall level of the Transducer effect .