Template:TC-Helicon to L1®

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Usage:

{{TC-Helicon to L1®
|L1=[[Compact]]
|Model parameter 1= [[Compact#Channel_1|Compact Channel 1]]
|Model parameter 2= [[Compact#Channel_2|Compact Channel 2]]
|TCH=[http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx/ VoiceLive Play GTX]
|TCH Image = [[File:Voicelive-play-gtx_top.jpg |link=http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-play-gtx| 250px |title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX ]]
|TCH Additional Note =  so I don't have to touch the {{{L1}}} once I'm set up.
}}

title=TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX

Compact

The {{{TCH}}} has two outputs available (Vocal and Guitar) but I choose the LEFT output and run MONO so that I can make the connection with one cable. I don't use Compact Channel 1 when I'm using the {{{TCH}}}.

I prefer to use an adapter (XLR to ¼ inch jack) from the {{{TCH}}} left out - to Compact Channel 2. That way you don't have to work around the {{{L1}}}'s internal microphone Preset.

Compact Channel 2

There's MIX button on the {{{TCH}}} that brings up a screen where it's easy to control the relative volumes. Vocal volume is set. You can raise and lower the other inputs on the {{{TCH}}}. {{{TCH Additional Note}}}. And it's nice to use just one cable from the {{{TCH}}} to the {{{L1}}}. This also keeps the Compact Channel 1 free in case I need to plug in another microphone.

I use an adapter like this

Neutrik NA3FJ XLR to ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve female or Planet Waves XLR female to ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve female

NA3FJ Neutrik 3 Pin XLR Female to 1/4" TRS Female Locking Barrel Adapter

 

xlr female to 1/4 female adapter


WITH

Balanced ¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve cable or Unbalanced ¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve cable

¼ inch jack Tip-Ring-Sleeve

 

¼ inch jack Tip-Sleeve


OR a longer version of a cable like this:


XLR to TRS mp106.jpg

Source: Audiopile.net

Technical Description:

The EWI MP-105 is a special application adaptor cable for converting XLR to 1/4 TRS. This cable is typically used to plug XLR cord into balanced 1/4" TRS panel jacks commonly found on mixing consoles and processing equipment.

The Female XLR end is wired through to the 1/4" Male TRS end as follows:

  • Pin One FXLR to Sleeve of MTRS
  • Pin Two FXLR to Tip of MTRS
  • Pin Three FXLR to Ring of MTRS

The 1/4" MTRS end is an EWI model P292S-BKG

The FXLR end is an EWI model ES3FB-GDP

The cable itself is constructed with 99.98% pure 22ga. high strand count copper conductors.


TO

{{{Model parameter 2}}}