Guitar Reverb And Detune; Choosing Alternate Double Settings; External Mixing With Mono And Dry Outputs - TC-Helicon Harmony GXT Product Manual

For Advanced Users
d. Default setting. Best for most situations.
1. Best if you have a very bright sounding PA.
Reduces brightness a little.
2. Adds "warmth" to the default setting for a slight
Bass boost.
3. Default plus increased compression. Caution: this
increases the likelihood of feedback.
4. Default with harmony gate turned off
5. Option 1 with gate off
6. Option 2 with gate off
7. Option 3 with gate off

Guitar Reverb and Detune

When mixing the guitar input internally, reverb will be
automatically added to your guitar. The guitar reverb
style depends on the currently loaded FX style. The
guitar reverb and voice FX level are controlled by the
FX knob.
You're able to add a separate detune effect to your
guitar when you enter the Advanced FX Select mode
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(Hold the FX button) and then press the Double button
so its LED lights. After you've exited Advanced FX Select
mode, you can still add or remove the vocal doubling
effect with the Double button without changing your
guitar's detune sound. As with the other FX, the guitar
detune effect can be stored on or off in different
presets.

Choosing Alternate Double Settings

Hold the Double button until you see the Preset
number display flash.You can tap it to cycle through the
numbered choices. Hold again to exit and store to the
preset if desired.

External Mixing with Mono and Dry Outputs

If you prefer, you can leave the level balancing between
your dry voice (Tone active only) and a mono signal of
the Harmony, Double and FX to your sound engineer.
Ensure the Stereo LED is not lit and that the Harmony
knob is set to full right. Connect the outputs to two
channels of your audio mixer. The Left (Mono) output