TC-Helicon introduced one of its latest products – the VoiceTone Harmony-G XT.
With improved harmony technology and the reverb taken from its big brother, VoiceLive 2, Harmony-G XT improves vocal tone and provides pro effects and vocal harmony controlled by naturally playing guitar.
Whether creating vocal harmonies that automatically follow guitar input, smoothing vocal performance with the [...]
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Another MusikMesse new is the TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-M Pedal, another TC-Helicon effort in the harmony field, this time for keyboard players. This pedal produces 2, at the same time, singers or dubbing tracks that can be controlled through a MIDI connection and without affecting the keyboard signal.
The TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-M Pedal features dual independent effect [...]
The overdub effect is probably one of the most used by singers at the studio, at least in the rock scene, and now TC-Helicon brings this effect to the live show with a stompbox called, TC-Helicon VoiceTone Double Pedal.
The TC-Helicon VoiceTone Double Pedal features 24 bit A/D and D/A conversion, 48 kHz sampling rate, [...]
Singing ad playing guitar is a difficult task sometimes, you don’t have much time to adjust your singing effects like an harmony processor. To solve that problem Summer NAMM brings to you the TC-Helicon HarmonyControl | Guitar that will tell your harmony processor the right key and scale so you can freely add harmony to [...]
In the same way guitar players use effects like wah, reverb, delay, … singers can do the same to adjust better to the tone of the song or simply to add some effects to the vocal track. The TC-Helicon VoiceWorksPlus is a high quality voice processor that will provide effects, modulation and harmony to your [...]
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When we talk about effect pedals we suppose that they are guitar or bass pedals, but TC-Helicon at MusikMesse has released a pair of effect pedals for singers. The TC-Helicon VoiceTone gives the possibility to the singers of being their own sound engineers [...]
