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16 VL.Pro.Owner’s.Manual
The.Preset.Screen
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The.Preset.Screen.
When you first turn on the Vocalist® Live Pro, the Graphic Display briefly shows the title screen, then
the Preset Screen appears. Here you can see the currently selected Preset Name, Effects Configuration,
Harmony Mode and Harmony Voicings. The Preset Screen displayed Preset Effects options are shown
as active when they are highlighted with a white background. When a Preset Effect abbreviation is not
highlighted in white, this indicates that this Effect is currently disabled in this preset.
The Left Side of the Preset Screen:
• Line.1 displays the Preset Name in large font.
• Line.2 lists the abbreviated Pre-Effects: De-Esser, Low Cut, Tube Preamp, Noise Gate,
Compressor and EQ
•
Line.3 lists the abbreviated Lead-Effects: Pitch Correction, Persona, Modulation, Parametric
Filter, Distortion and Band Limit
•
Line.4
lists abbreviations for Lexicon® Reverb, Lexicon Delay and Delay Tempo in BPM (Beats
Per Minute).
The Right Side of the Preset Screen:
•
Line.1
indicates the Harmony Mode
•
Lines.2.and.3
list the Harmony Voicings used.
To the right of the Graphic Display is the Numeric Display which indicates the number of the
currently selected preset, ranging from 1-99.
The Vocalist Live Pro includes two types of presets: User and Factory. User presets can be copied
or edited and stored to their current location or any User preset location. Factory presets can also
be copied or edited, but must be stored in a User preset location (which overwrites the User preset
in that location). When a User preset is selected, the User LED lights. When a Factory preset is
selected, the User LED is not lit. When shipped from the factory, the User presets are exact copies
of the Factory presets. For more information on editing, copying and storing presets, see the sections
Edit a Preset and Copy or Store a Preset on page 27.
For information on how to select and load presets in Manual or Auto Preset Load modes, see the
Preset Load portion of the Main Menu section on page 18.