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5.
Guitar Input and Thru:
Connect your guitar to the high Z (im-
pedance) In jack directly using a 1/4” cable. If you use effect pedals,
these pedals should be connected
after
VoiceLive Touch 2. Connect
the Guitar Thru jack on VoiceLive Touch 2 to your first effect pedal
or to your amplifier/PA using a 1/4” cable. If you leave the Thru jack
unconnected, the sound from your guitar will be mixed into the
main output of VoiceLive Touch 2.
6.
Aux Input:
You can connect an external stereo device (such as an
MP3 player) to this jack to add its signal to the main mix. No effects
are applied to the audio signal from this input.
7.
MIDI Input:
Connect the MIDI Out of a keyboard, audio worksta-
tion or MIDI sequencer to the MIDI input of the VoiceLive Touch 2
to control harmony and select presets.
8.
Power Adaptor Input:
Connect the factory-supplied power
adaptor here. There is no power switch on VoiceLive Touch 2 –
applying power automatically turns it on.
9.
USB Connector:
You can connect VoiceLive Touch 2 to a com-
puter to update the device’s firmware and for transferring audio
and MIDI signals. Note that the USB connection does not provide
power for the unit.
10.
Footswitch Input:
Allows connection of a TC-Helicon Switch 3
footswitch. This footswitch can be set to control several useful func-
tions in the Setup menu. This requires a 3 conductor (TRS) cable.
11.
Input Level Control:
Adjust this knob while you sing so that the
middle, orange LED lights on your loudest singing. The red LED
should not light.
12.
Headphone Output:
Connect standard 1/8” stereo headphones
here.
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onnections
1.
Mic Input:
Balanced, low impedance XLR input for your mic.
2.
XLR Output:
Will produce a mono signal.
3.
Guitar Ground Lift:
Tap this to assist with hum reduction.
4.
1/4” TRS Outputs:
These are the main outputs. They can be
configured for Mono, Dual Mono or Stereo output in the Setup
menu.
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