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PostPosted: Sun Mar 14, 2010 7:03 pm 
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Any of you guys familiar with this unit? It's the "Cher" effect from her song Believe and now used popularly by T-Pain. I would like to buy one for my home karaoke set up but I don't know how to set it up. Back panel Main Line Out is 1/4" T/S phone plug and Line Input says it's not a microphone input (huh???). I thought I can plug my mic to this unit in, out to in my echo/rev/delay unit - out to In Mixer. Mixer does not have inserts. Advice?,


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Have you already bought it? There are smaller/cheaper/easier to operate units available today that do that effect. (like this one - LINK)

From what I understand the original Antares unit needs key/chord info preset for every song in order to do the hard pitch correction.


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No you cannot plug a microphone directly into it. It's just like any other effects or dynamics processor, it is expecting a line level signal not a mic level signal. If your mixer does not have inserts then about the only way you could do this would be to buy an external mic pre-amp connect your mic to the pre-amp, your pre-amp to the line in on the AVP-1 and then the output of the AVP-1 to the line in of your mixer channel.

There are computer based solutions that would probably be a lot easier for you to deal with than that AVP-1. That's a pretty complex and powerful unit with a big learning curve.

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Thanks Bazza. TC Helicon looks nice but looks big for rack mount. Thanks Tony. I do have an Aphex 107 mic preamp. I will definitely try that one.


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Brian A @ Mon Mar 15, 2010 1:52 pm wrote:
Thanks Bazza. TC Helicon looks nice but looks big for rack mount.


Oh, it's a monster alright.

Dimensions: 130mm x 132mm x 41mm (5" x 5.25" x 1.5")

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