Flamma FV02 Doubling vocal pedal walkthrough

I'm not a singer but maybe that helps show off the pedals features better? it will definitely sound better with your voice!
this pedal, like the FV01, has separate inputs for guitar and microphone, and you can choose to keep those signals separate or blended to one output! that feature would really come in handy if you're working with a limited number of mixer inputs, you can also run separate reverb on both inputs!
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[@carldavid691]

Thanks for your review,really helpfull!

[@monty5066]

Question: does the reverb stay on, when the pedal is switched off?

[@tofromks]

I just bought one of these for my studio. The owner's manual doesn't address many of its features and I couldn't get the "Doubling" feature to work at all, only the reverb. The device comes with a card that says go to their website and download updated software, but the only thing they have to download is the owner's manual. Their instructional video is a homemade video of a couple just playing with it, and provides almost zero setup instruction. Customer service requests three days to respond and it took three tries just to get an email to send via their website. I'm going to return this and try the TC Helicon Duplicator.

[@ditorresyt]

Is there a way to turn off the doubling and use only the reverb and tone functions?

[@nerdebynature]

Yes, you can turn off the doubling, I demo'd this at 50 on the level or above, but you can turn the level all the way down to eliminate the doubling. If you're not interested in doubling, the vocal corrector pedal is great because it has a vocal delay ability as well!

[@rommelarim2668]

How to do eliminate the humming sound on flamma fv02?

[@nerdebynature]

I had a hum, too, I actually had to run it off of a different wall outlet than the one I usually used. I've also on other pedals had to plug the power Into the pedal before plugging into the outlet, I don't know why that worked but it did. Last thing to check would be the screw pot on the back labeled gain, if that is set too high it will definitely provide a lot of noise