Harmony Patches And Parts; Store And Recall A Patch; Harmony A/B Parts - DigiTech VOCALIST VL3D Owner's Manual

Harmony Patches and Parts

them when needed during a performance. There are five harmony patches.
Each harmony patch also has an A Part and a B Part. Typically this will be used
to specify one harmony setting for, say, the verse and a separate setting for the
chorus. During the song it is easy to toggle back and forth between the A Part
and the B Part with the simple press of a button either on the front panel or
on the optional footswitch.
Each Harmony Patch stores the Harmony Mode, Harmony Voicing and Har-
mony Gender settings. Harmony Patches do not store the Pre Effects, Pitch
Correct, Reverb, Harmony Mix, Humanize or Harmony On/Off parameters.

Store and Recall a Patch

To recall a patch, simply select it using the Harmony Patch button to cycle
through the saved Patches of stored Harmony settings.
Once you have made changes to a harmony patch, you can store the changes
to the selected Patch by pressing and holding the Harmony Patch button until
the lit Harmony Patch Number flashes twice.
Note: You must make changes to the Patch location you wish to save them to
as there is no way to save changes made in Patch 1 to Patch 5.

Harmony A/B Parts

Each patch contains two independent harmony settings: Part A and
Part B. You can select between these two Parts using the A/B but-
ton on the face of the VL3D or with an optional 3-button Foot-
switch. The active Part is indicated by the bi-color LED on the Part
button. Green indicates Part A. Red indicates Part B.
Note: You must store each part individually. For example, if you store Part A to
a harmony patch, Part B will not be saved unless you select it and store it also.
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Singers need a way to configure different Harmony
Voicings for use in different songs. To accommo-
date this, the VL3D provides Harmony Patches. This
allows the singer to specify the Harmony Mode,
Voicing, and Gender Settings in advance and recall