Operating The Live Fx; Gold Channel Effects - DigiTech vocalist live fx Owner's Manual

Operating The Live FX

This section of the manual describes how to navigate and use the various features of
the Live FX.

Gold Channel Effects

The "Gold Channel" effect processing section is the first effect module in the
signal chain and provides channel strip style processing. The Gold Channel effects
comprise the following 8 effects: Warmth, Compressor, Pitch Correction, Ambience,
EQ, De-Esser, Gate, and Low Cut. These effects provide the sonic foundation for
your vocal sound and are used as the front end on all presets.
To globally bypass/enable the Gold Channel effects:
1. Press the <Gold Channel> button. When the Gold Channel button is lit, the
Gold Channel effects are enabled. When the button is not lit, these effects are
bypassed.
To edit Gold Channel settings:
1. Press and hold the <Gold Channel> button. The <Gold Channel> button
will begin flashing and the LCD display will now display the Gold Channel effect
parameters.
2. Start singing into the microphone or use the Sound Check feature (see
Check" on page 18
to select a Gold Channel Type. Think of these "Types" as pre-configured presets
for the Gold Channel parameters. Once you've selected the Gold Channel
Type which is close to the sound you are after, you can fine-tune the settings by
turning the corresponding <Edit> knobs.
3. Press the <DATA> encoder to navigate the various pages within the Gold
Channel Edit menu and use the corresponding <Edit> knobs to make any
further parameter adjustments.
4. When finished, press the <Gold Channel> button to exit.
NOTE: Changes to Gold Channel effect parameters do not need to be stored to
a preset, since these effects are global and independent of presets.
Any changes made to Gold Channel Types are automatically stored. This lets you
setup different custom channel strip settings and easily switch between them. You
can always revert back to the factory default settings for any of the Gold Channel
types if necessary.
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