Hi:
I have a bit of an elaborate karaoke basement. As part of the set up I have:
The mixer has the capabilities to have custom outputs for each of the 6 or so headset jacks. These could have just the backtrack output with no vocals
My Question:
The Perform V can use room sense to use for the harmony, but with the PA speakers, multiple singers, background noise, I am wondering if the aux in is a option as described and would this even work.
The Perform V is a great piece of equipment!!
Hello I'am looking for the TC helicon Voicelive Rack MIDI System exclusive.
I cannot find the codes of the Sysex for Voivelive Rack
Thank's
Hello,
Last year I created a ticket about the issue I'm facing with my TC-Helicon VoiceLive play. Until now no answer from the support.
I have performed all kinds of reset to the device explained in the manual (full reset etc....) , installed the latest firmware etc... nothing solved .
The issue is the LCD screen display the information of the patch goes reverse and can not be readable from time to time, power off the unit and power up again solve the issue until after a few minutes (30m or 1h or so ) the LCD display goes reverse again.
Can someone help me on that ? Anyone had this issue?
In attach a picture of the issue.
Thanks for the support
The BLUE TC Helicon C1 Pitch Correction pedal
I just bought 3 of these for my 4-pc rock band. My guitar goes through all of the pedals for pitch correction to my guitar. While playing live all the voices sound SUPER processed and doubled. I'm not looking for 'hard tune' or gender. I'm just looking for some subtle pitch correction for our 3 hour shows, which are very physically taxing. I have the correction knob up about 20% to keep some pitch correction, but it still sounds WAY too processed and double for a live rock band (KISS Tribute). Does anyone have suggestions? If it can't be tweaked, I might have to return them...
I was at rehearsal last week and decided to plug in my phone to the aux jack to run through a song. Seemed to work fine but now the unit seems to have an j thermal mic issue or something. If nothing is plugged into the aux jack(even just a cable with nothing in the other end) then the unit picks up every sound ( pressing buttons, touching the machine at all) very loud and clearly with a slight delay. The k my way I have found to remedy this is to just leave an 1/8" cable plugged into the aux port. This seems like a very strange issue, I'm wondering if anyone else has come across it. Thanks! Cory