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VoiceLive 3 overview
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Global set to Off in the Delay block
– Change it to “On” using the mix knob right be-
low the parameter.
Setting Global to On for the Delay block
– Settings from the Global Preset will be applied
to this effect immediately.
– You will also see that the tab name has
changed from “Delay” to “Delay-GBL” – indi-
cating that this particular effect is using Global
settings.
Important: The link between the Global
Preset and other Presets goes both ways
Before you make any tweaks to the effect you
have just made Global, there is something you
should know.
If Global is ON in any Preset and you make
changes to the settings of the respective effect,
this will change the settings of the Global Preset
(and all other Presets where that particular effect
is set to Global on).
That can be really handy – or a disaster, if you
are not prepared for it.
Using the Global Preset to copy
effect settings into a Preset
As you just read, the link between the Global Pre-
set and other Preset goes both ways. However,
you can also use this feature temporarily to copy
effect settings from the Global Preset to another
Preset and then edit them independently.
– Select a Preset.
– Select an effect that should use the settings
from the Global Preset as a starting point.
– Set Global for this effect to on.
This will copy the settings for this effect from
the Global Preset to the current Preset.
– Set Global for this effect to off again.
This “breaks the link” between Global and
current Preset, allowing you to modify the set-
tings locally.
Using the Mix Controls
As you probably have realized by now, there is a
lot going on under the hood of your VoiceLive 3.
Wouldn’t it be great if you could control the levels
of the signals going in and out of VoiceLive 3?
As it turns out, you can – and you do not even
have to press any buttons.
– While on the Home screen, touch (move) any
of the four Mix knobs right below the display
to enter the Mix screen.
There are actually three separate mix pages or
“tabs”:
– Main Mix
– Headphone Mix
– Effects Mix
Select the mix you want to control using the Ar-
row buttons. The last selection will be remem-
bered, so when you use the Mix knobs later, you
will be editing the previously selected mix.
Main Mix
Main Mix controls the sounds that come from the
XLR Out and Guitar Out jacks.
Main Mix controls