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DUPLICATOR User Manual
1. Controls
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(1)
DOUBLING
knob selects the type and amount of doubling eff ect on your
voice. The fi rst two types allow a tight voicing that has less variation from
your original voice, or loose doubling that varies more in pitch and time.
The 3rd type adds an extra voice an octave below your original note. Adjust
the knob within your preferred eff ect type to determine the volume of the
second voice.
(2)
REVERB
knob selects the type and amount of reverb eff ect on your voice.
The 3 types of reverb appear in order from the smallest space (Room) to
the largest (Hall). Adjusting the knob within your preferred reverb space
determines how pronounced the eff ect will be. Turning the knob fully
counterclockwise turns the reverb off .
(3)
CORRECTION
knob adjusts the amount of pitch correction. With the knob
at the center 12:00 position, the eff ect will provide subtle pitch support
without noticeable or unnatural artifacts. Turn the knob all the way up for a
more aggressive eff ect, or fully counterclockwise to turn the eff ect off .
(4)
BATTERY LED
indicates the battery level, with green showing full life,
yellow being partial life, and red to alert that the batteries
should be changed.
(5)
TONE
button engages a preset combination of adaptive EQ, compression,
de-essing, and noise gate. "Normal" and "Less Bright" settings can be
toggled by holding the Tone button and pressing the footswitch.
(6)
ON/OFF LED
lights when the eff ect is engaged.
(7)
FOOTSWITCH
bypasses the doubling eff ect, but does not aff ect the reverb,
correction or Tone status.
(8)
USB
input accepts a micro USB cable for connection to a computer.
Use the VoiceSupport application to install fi rmware updates, and for
other features depending on your product. Download VoiceSupport from
tc-helicon.com/products/voicesupport/
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ON/OFF
switch powers the pedal on and off .
(10)
POWER
input accepts a 9V power cable (not included).
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OUT
jack accepts a balanced XLR cable for connection to a mixer or
active speaker.
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MIC
input jack accepts a balanced XLR cable to connect your microphone.
