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, pedal for vocals...
From their web: http://www.tc-helicon.com/voicetonecreate.asp
Producer-in-a-pedal
VoiceTone Create offers high quality effects allowing singers to take control of their sound. Create features 99 patch combinations of reverb, delay, thickening/microtuning, distortion and telephone/megaphone effects that can inspire creativity and bring the sound of the CD to the stage.
* Complete pre-programmed effect chains
* 99 factory patches
* Lush Reverb effects include halls, rooms, plates, spring, ambience
* Various Delay effects Tap, ping pong, slap and multitap
* Mod effects include detune/microshift, thicken, chorus, flange, phaser and more
* Transducer FX include distortion, telephone, megaphone and filter
* Flexible effects switching schemes
* Customize the effects with the Tweak X and Y controls
* XLR mic input and XLR output in stereo or mono
* Clean, low noise, studio quality mic preamp with phantom power
It's only 190 so I think i'll give it a try, the reviews and opinions out there are pretty good. I'll use it mainly for clubs. Got no compressor so i'll chain to my TC M-300 on aux's as it has no balanced input/outs: http://www.tcelectronic.com/m300.asp
, pedal for vocals... From their web: http://www.tc-helicon.com/voicetonecreate.asp
Producer-in-a-pedal
VoiceTone Create offers high quality effects allowing singers to take control of their sound. Create features 99 patch combinations of reverb, delay, thickening/microtuning, distortion and telephone/megaphone effects that can inspire creativity and bring the sound of the CD to the stage.
* Complete pre-programmed effect chains
* 99 factory patches
* Lush Reverb effects include halls, rooms, plates, spring, ambience
* Various Delay effects Tap, ping pong, slap and multitap
* Mod effects include detune/microshift, thicken, chorus, flange, phaser and more
* Transducer FX include distortion, telephone, megaphone and filter
* Flexible effects switching schemes
* Customize the effects with the Tweak X and Y controls
* XLR mic input and XLR output in stereo or mono
* Clean, low noise, studio quality mic preamp with phantom power
It's only 190 so I think i'll give it a try, the reviews and opinions out there are pretty good. I'll use it mainly for clubs. Got no compressor so i'll chain to my TC M-300 on aux's as it has no balanced input/outs: http://www.tcelectronic.com/m300.asp
