What else do I need to know about effects presets?
“Favorites”, “Party Favorites” and "Universal" presets are conveniently located at the front of the list. You can save your own top 10 favorites for quick access. “Universal”
presets are a MUST for beginners with the first few effects being the most versatile. They are designed to sound great with most songs. “Party Favorites” are 20 presets that
we have selected that will offer something for every type of singer and music at a party. No need to have people scrolling through the massive library and holding up a party
or event. One or two presets can be used for an entire night of karaoke without having to change. Additionally, the SKILL LEVEL setting also offers a range of options for
party guests with varying abilities and tastes.
“Semi Pro” presets are our recommended presets for singers with already great voices that want subtle tuning and other enhancements, but want the option to add harmonies
“Genre” presets are generic effects designed to match a specific music genre.
“Extreme” presets offer fun voice-morphing options like gender-bending, character voices and instrument simulation. Some are more novel, while others can be musical and
used with karaoke tracks. We encourage you to experiment and have fun!
“Song” presets are effect combinations in the style of your favorite songs & artists. Some song presets can be more difficult for beginners so a universal preset may be a better
choice in some cases. Song presets will sound great with certain songs so experiment.
Use the Effects Dial to select your preset effects. Quickly spin the dial left or right to jump 50-100 presets at a time. Remember there is no right or wrong preset to use. We
understand that everyone has their own unique preference and taste. We made sure there were enough options for everyone! Experimenting and trying different combinations
is half the fun and an important part of your Singtrix journey.
What preset should I use when I need little or no effect?
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Use any of the presets in the Semi Pro category or with "Pro" in the name (e.g.
Pro Trio etc.), less overall effects levels & pitch-correction.
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Lower amount of overall effects by switching the SKILL LEVEL setting from
“Enhanced” to “Pro”.
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Try Preset - Dry vs Singtrix
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Try a blank preset or Party Favorite 1 “NO FX”
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When (2) mics are plugged in, Mic input 2 offers no pitch-correction or
harmonies inherent in the selected preset. The selected preset still offers the
other individual effects.
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Don't forget these fun authentic sounding announcer Presets (Announcements,
Arena Announcer) for MC and speaking applications.
What effects are best for my voice?
Children and females typically have higher voices and can sound best using a lower harmony. Standard harmony presets like a “TRIO”. “HI TRIO” effects can sound best with
a singer with a lower voice or a song that is sung in a low key. Tuned effects are “hard tuned” so they sound similar to an AutoTune® sound. Effects named “TUNED” offer
the most pitch-correction and overall vocal enhancements making it easier for beginners to sing.
Singtrix Recommends Trying these Effects Presets
(see our comprehensive preset guide at singtrix.com)
PRESET DESCRIPTION
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BIG TRIO
HI TRIO
Great for Beginners. Offers 3 part harmonies & the most tuning without sounding too robotic. Offers approx 75% pitch-correction and other effects to enhance your voice.
HI TRIO complements deeper voices adding high harmonies to cut through a song. High harmonies allows you to sing the lower notes in order to hit the high harmonies
BIG TRIO Harmony Structure: 1 low / (HIT) 1 low and 1 high
HI TRIO Harmony Structure: 1 low / (HIT) 1 high and 1 higher
TUNED TRIO
TUNED DIVAS
Great for Beginners. Effects with prefix “TUNED___” offers 80-90+% pitch-correction similar to AutoTune®.
TUNED TRIO Harmony Structure: 1 low / (HIT) 1 low & 1 high
TUNED DIVAS Harmony Structure: 1 low / (HIT) 1 high & 1 higher
LOWER TRIO
The HIT effect complements very high pitched voices with lower harmonies for a fuller & more defined sound.
LOWER TRIO Harmony Structure: 1 high / (HIT) 1 low & 1 loweR
