Thoughts on Vocal Enhancement with Fishman Loudbox Artist

[wguitar]

Hi,

Would appreciate thoughts on vocal channel effect settings on Fishman Loudbox Artist. What has your experience been? Any preferred settings? Have guitar pretty well dialed in -- now working on vocals.

Thanks!

[TNO]

Run the vocal mic through a TC R1 or Mic Mechanic. Huge upgrade in tone over what you can get plugged straight in. The preamps on those pedals are noticeably deeper and clearer. The verbs are stellar as well.

[leew3]

I use just a bit of the first reverb in the A effects and it works fine.

[GuitarLuva]

Originally Posted by leew3

I use just a bit of the first reverb in the A effects and it works fine.

+1. I also dial the bass back a bit, the treble up a bit and leave the mids flat for my own voice. Yours requirements may vary.

[619TF]

Lots of people here have discussed using pedals on the vocal channel. One that often comes up is the TC-Helicon Mic Mechanic 2. It is desribed as a "Vocal Effects Pedal with Reverb, Delay, Pitch Correction, Adaptive Tone, and 9V Operation Option". I've never used it (I don't plug in) but it gets good reviews here.

[El Conquistador]

+1 on the Mic Mechanic.

Steve

[leew3]

Originally Posted by GuitarLuva

+1. I also dial the bass back a bit, the treble up a bit and leave the mids flat for my own voice. Yours requirements may vary.

Yep ^^^ this too!

[SpruceTop]

You could also try a TC Helicon SingThing into the Fishman Loudbox Artist and gain a multitude of vocal controls. See my review.

[wguitar]

OP here -- Appreciate the great feedback. Love the AGF for learning. I've also "had" to buy two guitars because of AGF -- which continues to open my eyes to new musical things.

Peace!