done

Brian,
I know you can separate the guitar outs from the vocals ... did you try to route the KB through the gtr section?

Brian,
I'm in tech for our fall play this week so I won't be doing anything but put out fires with my little monkeys at the theater. I'll fire up my VL3 next week and see if I can help!
d

Hi Brian

I use a headphone splitter cable (3.5mm) plugged into the aux input on the VLT.

Feed the headphone output from the keyboard into one socket of the splitter cable to trigger the harmony. Take the feed from the other splitter socket to one of your inputs on a mixer or your audio input. The output from the VLT goes into your other audio input.

In the menu system on the VLT you can reduce the volume of the aux output to zero so that only the vocals are sent to the output.

You then have the keyboard on one input and the vocals on the other. The feed from the keyboard to the VLT is only used to trigger the harmonys.

Hope this helps.

Regards

Col

Hi Brian

You need a stereo lead.

https://www.audiospares.com/product.php?productid=1037&cat=529&page=1

Col

Col ... not to steal the thread, but "how you doin' " ... haven't heard anything from you lately ...

I've been wondering too!

God Bless,
Don

Hi Guy's

Still alive and kicking, I've been doing my gig's recently using backing tracks and guitar so I don't really qualify for a keyboard forum LOL.

I have been keeping my eye on you all but I haven't done much recording and I haven't touched the keyboard for age's.

I'll try to be more active in the future somebody has to give you guy's over there a bit of competition.

Just so you know I'm thinking of you all, I'll dedicate this one to all of you.

All the Best

Col

Instead of using a VH box,.......have you tried singing your harmony using multi-tracking... I have found that it gives me more flexibility when recording doing one track VH at a time and building great harmonies passages in songs...

Nice job Col.......I see your vastly improved your VH......stay in touch with us we miss ya!!