Cool demo.

How much money do you want to spend on mixer.I would always go to mixer first,everything separately.Keyboards stereo,even voicelive2 ..That way you can pan harmony voices inside the unit left and right the way you want to.
If you want small mixer with really good preamps and I really recommend this one,try Soundcraft - Notepad 124.

There is one with effects and one without.If you gonna sing by yourself only than you don't need efx..Voicelive2 or Touch has really good ones.

Scott,

I'm looking forward to reading your report about the Voicelive and Micro combination, and also hearing what it can, and cannot do in a live performance situation.

Keep us posted,

Gary

Gary, I actually haven't decided yet whether to take the Voice Live Touch plunge or not, esp because I already got the TC Helicon VoiceWorks Rack.

Because the Korg MicroArranger does't have a dedicated "mic in" jack like the Yam Psr's have, or allow you to add keyboard effects to the "line in" signal,, or even adjust the volume level of that signal, I'm looking for a small compact as possible mic amp (?) which will let me raise/adjust the mic volume output level, and in turn plug this into the Korg microArranger's line in. Any ideas? Not looking to break the bank, as its mainly for casual music entertaiment among friends and family. - Scott

Scott here's your answer...... Roland BA330

Roland BA-330?

http://www.synthzone.com/forum/ubbthread..._BA3#Post333821

Sorry Donny, but another Pa's not what I had in mind as I already got a small stereo Pa Speaker. I simply need a mic preamp + effects unit like the TC Helicon Voicetone Createe XT, but which also includes an ouput "volume gain" knob to enable easily raising or lowering the mic signal (aka volume level) entering the MicroArranger's line input, because the MicroArranger won't do that. Anybody else got a small single mic pre-amp + efx unit suggestion/recomendation? - Scott

Sorry Scott I misunderstood your request.....please forgive my ignorance.

Donny,

Is this how we want to sound to our audiences, at 60 yrs +, I think not, just use what we have built in our Kb with loads of reveb. It's a lot of money for something you won’t use, and who wants to sound like they are demented...... Maybe Scotteeee Hip Hopping, he's young enough! It's all getting to to to tec tec tec nic al
for me me me me meeeeeeeeeeeee!

Tony

I use the mackie Pro fx8 great mixer and small footprint phantom power 1 monitor out put and sep channels to control monitor main and fx perfect fotr the one man band type of guy.