5.6 Filter. TC-Helicon Perform-Ve

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PERFORM-VE User Manual

Echo Div

Echo Division controls both the Delay’s rhythmic division and its type. Blue LED selections are Ping-Pong delays in which echoes ‘bounce’ between left and right in the stereo field, while green LED selections are delays in which echoes are heard on both sides of the stereo field. The red LED selection is a short single-repeat echo called a Slapback delay, useful for dialing in a retro 50’s pop song vibe. Hold div to edit.

NOTE: As with other effect division parameters, a white LED indicates a straight quarter note division.

Echo Delay

Echo Delay

is a master parameter that simultaneously edits the delay’s feedback and output level, where greater amounts will expand the volume and increase the number of delay echoes that you hear. At 100% the delay will feedback into echoes that never stop! Hold delay to edit.

Range: 0 to 100%

5.6 Filter

Applies to: LEAD Vocal

MIDI Voices

Anything that EQ’s (equalizes), filters or distorts your voice falls into the Filter category. You can sound like you’re on an old radio or distort your voice for an edgy attack. Be careful with Megaphone effects when you’ve got a loud PA. We need to adjust EQ a lot to create these sounds, so they’re a bit more prone to feedback than other effects. Hold style to select different styles.

Filter Style: LPF/HPF

The first filter style is different from the rest: LPF/HPF is a

LowPass/HighPass

filter combination designed for shaping and sweeping musical audio. It also sounds great on rhythm tracks and noise.

Applies to: LEAD Vocal

MIDI Voices

LOOPER Drums & Audio