Using tonelab for live performance, Using the optional foot controller, Using tonelab with a midi device or computer – Vox E 1 User Manual
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SING
ToneLab F
OR
L
IVE
P
ERFORMANCE
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XAMPLE
OF
C
ONNECTION
TO
A
G
UITAR
A
MP
(Or Amps)
• If you are connecting ToneLab to one or more guitar amps for use in a live per-
formance etc., set the rear panel AMP/LINE switch (9.1) to “AMP,” and connect
the OUTPUT L/MONO and R jacks (9.2) to the input jacks of your amp(s).
HINT: If ToneLab is connected to a guitar amp first, set the tone controls to their
center positions and adjust them until ToneLab sounds right through your amp. The
“AMP” setting on ToneLab has been voiced to sound correct with guitar amps that
have a bright switch or a “bright” capacitor across the volume control. Set the rear
panel LEVEL knob so that the sound does not distort.(starting with a “clean” pro-
gram on ToneLab).
HINT: If you are connecting ToneLab to a guitar amp that has a jack allowing you to
connect directly before the power amp (such as Return or Main In), set the AMP/
LINE switch to “LINE” and connect ToneLab to that jack. If you want to take advan-
tage of the tonal character of that amp (and cabinet), you may want to turn
ToneLab’s CABINET setting “OFF.”
U
SING
THE
O
PTIONAL
F
OOT
C
ONTROLLER
The optional VOX foot controller lets you use your foot to switch programs, control
the volume, switch effects on/off, and control various values.
• Connect the optional foot controller to ToneLab’s VOX BUS jack (8.1). For
details on connections and operation, refer to the owner’s manual included with
the controller.
• You’ll need to specify the function that will be controlled by the expression pedal
of the controller, and the range in which the value will change. Refer to p.42.
U
SING
ToneLab
WITH
A
MIDI D
EVICE
OR
C
OMPUTER
By using MIDI you can control ToneLab from a sequencer or control an external
MIDI device from ToneLab. You can also save ToneLab programs on a sequencer
or MIDI data filer that is able to transmit and receive MIDI exclusive data, and then
load the program data back into ToneLab when desired.
HINT: For details on MIDI connections refer to p.45.
INPUT
INPUT
R
OUTPUT
L/MONO
LINE/AMP
AMP
INPUT
ToneLab
Guitar amp(s)
Guitar
Mono
jack
Mono
jack