Roland AIRA VT-4 Voice Transformer User Manual
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Panel Descriptions
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[LINE OUT] switch
Switches the audio that is output from the LINE OUT jacks.
STEREO
Stereo audio will be output.
MONO
The processed sound (L/MONO) and the unprocessed sound (R/BYPASS) will be
output separately.
[PHANTOM] switch
Turn this “ON” if you want phantom power
to be supplied to the MIC IN jack (rear).
* Phantom power is not supplied to the
TRS phone plug.
[AUTO PITCH] knob
Corrects the pitch.
This lets you constrain your vocal to the
key specified by the [KEY] knob, creating
a warbling pitch change that is typical of
dance music.
The amount of correction increases as you
turn the knob toward the right.
If this is “OFF,” correction is not applied.
[HARMONY] button
Adds harmony to your voice.
[VOCODER] button
Transforms the sound into a vocoder voice.
[PITCH] slider
Adjusts the pitch of the voice.
You can adjust this in a range of 1 octave
up or down.
[FORMANT] slider
Adjusts the formant.
Negative (“-”) settings produce a masculine
character; positive (“+”) produce a
feminine character.
[BALANCE] slider
Adjusts the balance between the
unprocessed voice (NORMAL) and the
effect-processed voice (EFFECT).
[REVERB] slider
Adjusts the amount of reverberation.
Scene memory [1]–[4] buttons
Recall effect settings (scenes).
The button of the “recalled” scene memory is lit.
You can store up to eight scenes.
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