I have a Behringer fbq1000 feedback destroyer and I've been able to use it to successfully eliminate feedback but I noticed that sometimes on AC power, it makes noise when the filters are scanning my set frequencies for feedback and I end up not being able to use it.

Please what could be the problem and what is the solution to this?

I have racked my brain trying to create a reasonable phase shifter in my Voice Live 3 Extreme. I change all of the parameters in the flanger, but it never gets close enough to use on the gig. Some of the other users posted a few ideas to try but no luck. PLEASE! Does someone have a workable solution?

Also, TC Helicon staff, 1) could we please get this as a firmware upgrade?

                                2) Get JUST Aux, and guitar for looping? (No vox). This way, we can create a soloing track while we sing?

                                     I'm using my aux for the drums I play with my foot.

                                      https://youtu.be/63qJ7P0TVwo

Good morning to all

Anyone help please. 

I have a brand new Dunlop X 8 volume/expression pedal but when I use it in expression mode I simply cannot use it to alter an effect level from 0 (heel down) to say 50 (toe down). 

I have calibrated the pedal (in fact tried manual and automatic) and I know for certain that I am assigned the exp pedal correctly on the board and parameter I want to affect -- in this case the reverb effect level. 

On the dunlop pedal there are switches/level controls inside but I've tried every combination possible and I simply cannot get it working. I know it's connected correctly. 

please help before it gets sold 

I've had my VL3 a year or so now.  As far as voice goes it's brilliant.  However, I play 3 acoustic instruments in a live gig: 6 string, 12 string and a bazouki. I've figured out I need an off board input controller to adjust the input signals from three into the VL3. Now I just need to be able to step on the program pedal and know that all the basic tone, reverb etc is correct for the instrument I am playing. I Can get it right for one. How do I get it right for all three.

Hello,

At our church we have a DSP1124P that does a phenomenal job at taking care of feedback through our monitors. I'd like to get another one to put on our main speakers, but until then we have a FBQ100 sitting around that I thought I'd hook a condenser mic into.

I have it reset and everything is off except Active. In other words it's at the default settings. My problem is that it makes the mic sound worse. It seems to sound cut off/chopped off at the beginning and end of talking for lack of a better description. Almost like there's some heavy noise reduction going on. It just doesn't sound natural. We've tried it with other mics and get the same results.

The condenser mic is a Behringer (whether that matters or not). It's plugged in via XLR with phantom power on and the input & output set to "mic."

Is this the normal operation for this unit or is there a setting I need to mess with.