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and then either  
and then either  
: taking the VT3's analog out to the console, or  
: taking the VT3's analog out to the console, or  
: routing the PC-side output to be played.
: routing the PC-side output (assuming it wasn't being played anywhere else) to be played somehwere




It makes no sense (and is initially confusing) when you want to use it as an effect from a DAW,  
 
It makes much less sense when you think you can use this as an effect from a DAW,  
because most DAWs will input and output on the same device, and that means you'll always get doubling.  
because most DAWs will input and output on the same device, and that means you'll always get doubling.  
Of the thing you sent it, no processing.
Worse if you monitor from the DAW.
Worse if you monitor from the DAW.


In these cases you'll want to turn that off.
No, you can't get it to process the USB-sourced audio.
You can only it as an effects unit the analog way.


But you cannot do that ''anyway'', in that you cannot get it to process USB-sourced audio.
If you use it as your DAW's main output, you may still want to disable the loopback.
You can only it as an effects unit the analog way.




Turning the loopback off is described in the manual, but short version:
Turning the loopback off is described in the manual, but short version:
* hold MANUAL while powering on.  
* hold MANUAL while powering on.  
* change settings:
:: The 1 button now signals whether sound from USB in  
:: The 1 button now signals whether sound from USB in  
::: on:  goes to analog out and back over USB or  
::: on:  goes to analog out and back over USB or  
::: off: only to analog out.  
::: off: only to analog out.  
:: (2 and 3 relate to footpedals. You can also get bypass to act as a mute)
:: (2 and 3 relate to footpedals. You can also get bypass to act as a mute)
* toggle that if you want, and if so, press BYPASS to save.
* if you're done, press BYPASS to save, and power off and on again


==MIDI control==
==MIDI control==

Revision as of 18:32, 15 April 2024


Features

Effect modes

Some extra processing and modes

Storing settings

On the loopback

The VT-3 has a loopback feature (defaults to on) that copies USB incoming sound (unprocessed) to to output (analog out and USB out).


This makes perfect sense if you use it live performance (think DJ / beatbox), e.g.

playing music from your PC,
adding the VT-3's processed output,

and then either

taking the VT3's analog out to the console, or
routing the PC-side output (assuming it wasn't being played anywhere else) to be played somehwere


It makes much less sense when you think you can use this as an effect from a DAW, because most DAWs will input and output on the same device, and that means you'll always get doubling. Of the thing you sent it, no processing. Worse if you monitor from the DAW.

No, you can't get it to process the USB-sourced audio. You can only it as an effects unit the analog way.

If you use it as your DAW's main output, you may still want to disable the loopback.


Turning the loopback off is described in the manual, but short version:

  • hold MANUAL while powering on.
  • change settings:
The 1 button now signals whether sound from USB in
on: goes to analog out and back over USB or
off: only to analog out.
(2 and 3 relate to footpedals. You can also get bypass to act as a mute)
  • if you're done, press BYPASS to save, and power off and on again

MIDI control

This article/section is a stub — some half-sorted notes, not necessarily checked, not necessarily correct. Feel free to ignore, or tell me about it.


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  • Bypass on: B0127F
  • Bypass off: B01200
  • Pitch: 12 (0C)
  • Formant: 13 (0D)
  • Mix: 16 (10)
  • Robot: 17 (11)
  • Bypass: 18 (12)
  • Pedal: 19 (13)
  • Character: 48 (30)
  • Reverb: 91 (5B)