Simple question what effects are commonly used for vocals ZED 60 10 FX.
In general, a reverb FX would be the most common FX used for vocals followed closely by a delay FX. Pretty much any vocal in live music will have these FX added. The reverb is generally mixed in louder than the delay, but it all depends on the situation.
Looking at the console’s reference manual, it appears that these two types of FX seem to account for about 85% of the FX options available in the console. There are some FX options where these two FX are combined into a single FX slot, and there are multiple individual reverb and delay options available too. You will just have to play around with the various options to see what they sound like and which ones you like in any particular situation. There is no “one settings fits every situation” unfortunately.
There are a couple of other FX choices that would also be appropriate to use with vocals like the Chorus and Doubler. Finally there is a Flanger FX which is generally too “weird” for vocal use unless you are trying for something “out of this world”.