options listed below is chosen with the DIGITAL IN
parameter.
When DIGITAL IN is set to USB STEREO (default) or
SPDIF STEREO, VoiceLive 2 acts as a mic preamp,
harmony/effects processor and A to D converter
sending to your workstation application while allowing
you to monitor your workstation’s output through
VoiceLive 2’s headphones or analog outs.
A useful benefit of this configuration is that in any presets
where NATURALPLAY in the HARMONY edit tab is
set to AUX INPUT, the harmonies will follow the stereo
audio coming from the selected digital in.
When set to USB VOX L / INST(rument)R or S/PDIF
VOX L / INST R,VoiceLive 2 acts as an external harmony
and effects processor fed by digital aux sends from your
workstation. Send your vocal track via the left output
and an instrument for harmony control via the right
output. Monitoring is the same as above. In this mode,
the MIC and GUITAR IN are disabled.
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start VoiceSupport, located in the Applications folder.
The first time you open VoiceSupport it may take a while
to load as it must download all of the newest content.
When the application finishes loading it should display
“VoiceLive 2” in the top right corner, indicating that it has
connected to your device. If it says “Not Connected”,
check that the USB cable is properly attached and then
click the blue connection button.
VoiceLive 2 and Digital Audio
There are two methods for digital audio communication
between VoiceLive 2 and a computer:
1. S/PDIF connection to a computer or standalone
audio device
2. USB connection between the computer and
VoiceLive 2
The DIGITAL IN parameter in the I/O tab (SETUP
menu) selects between the USB and S/PDIF digital audio
inputs. S/PDIF digital output is always available but the
USB audio output only functions when one of the USB
