SETTING UP LILY P4D

Setting up your LILY P4D is simple. These 3 quick steps will help you connect LILY P4D to your mic and power source. In just a few minutes, you'll be ready to take full control of your mic.

Step 1: Connect XLR Cables

Connect an XLR cable from your mic to the IN jack on the LILY P4D control pedal. Connect another XLR from the OUT jack on the LILY P4D control pedal to your mixer, snake, or speaker.

Step 2: Connect 9V Power

Connect 9V power from your pedal board. Or use the included 9V power supply.

Step 3: Connect Pad to Pedal 

Connect the pressure-sensitive footpad to the P4D input on the LILY P4D control pedal.

How to Setup LILY P4D

Frequently Asked Questions

What else would you like to know about LILY P4D?
How does LILY P4D work?

When you step on the pressure-sensitive pad, your mic is activated. When you step off the pad, your mic will mute, reducing bleed and background noise. You can choose mute settings of light, medium, or heavy to fit your needs. Check out our expected gain reduction chart in our user manual.

Can I use the LILY P4D with any type of microphone?

Yes! LILY P4D works with all types of microphones including dynamic, condenser, and ribbon microphones. It can also be used with wireless microphones. LILY P4D works with any balanced mic signal, giving you maximum flexibility for any live sound setup.

What makes the LILY P4D different from other microphone gates?

LILY P4D offers a more natural and intuitive solution for mic control. Unlike traditional microphone gates that rely on sound sensitivity or optical sensors, LILY P4D uses a pressure-sensitive pad, allowing you to activate or mute the mic by simply stepping on or off the pad. This eliminates issues like misfires from head movements, lighting interference, or unwanted sensitivity adjustments. The result is smooth, reliable muting that keeps your mix clean; giving you total control without sacrificing sound quality.