How to setup the Boss VE20 vocal performer (part 1) 

@Marqueemarkus Thanks 😀👍

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@karansguitar I'm glad you found my video helpful, Harmonies is coming soon 😃👍

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@yack1415 If all the chords are not in the same key, you would need to be able to set harmony to chromatic but the boss Ve20 does not have that option for harmonies (only for pitch correction). The only workaround I can see would be to setup different presets in different keys and set the Ve20 foot switches to preset mode and use the foot switches to switch between presets as required, which would probably be too complicated.

@ir.1s_sshi OK 😀👍

@luizgomesrn Thanks 😀👍 To use the Ve20 with your keyboard you would need to plug your mic into the Ve20, then plug the output from the Ve20 into your keyboards mic input (so the Ve20 output is sent to your keyboards speakers). There is no way to control the Ve20 remotely so you would need to use the Ve20 foot switches to change patch/fx.

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@jakoboutzen9543 Hi, to do this you would need to set up two sound patches, each one with a different reverb level, then hold down the harmony food switch for 3 seconds to switch the pedals to sound patch mode. Now you can use the 2 foot switches to change between the two sound patches, so effectively change the reverb level.

@Joseph124269 In normal mode, the left foot switch switches by pass mode on/off (fx on/off) and the right foot switch turns a chosen fx on/off. In program select mode the left and right foot switches move back (left) and forward (right) through the programs. So, if you use program mode, you could set up three programs, one with no fx and the another two with different fx setups. If these three programs are consecutive (say programs 60, 61 and 62), you could then use the foot switches to move between the three programs with just one or two taps of the foot.

@@IbandUK sounds great 👍. Thank you 😊.

The Ve20 only has one input, so mic and guitar would need to connect to the same input with no way to isolate either within the Ve20. So both would be recorded into a loop. You could record a guitar loop while not singing into the mic and that would obvious only record the guitar. Then sing along to the guitar loop.

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@careymiller4329 Hi, here is the link to the second video (part 2)... ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-elXK3trvdvw.html