Dear All,
Facing the "singing the incorrect note" blues, I was wondering if it was possible to learn to sing the right note using a Vocal Harmonizer. More specifically, can a VH tell me which note I am singing in. So for example, I sing "aaaaaaa" into the mic, and the screen tells/shows me a "C" representing the note I was singing in. I know there are software for PCs that can do that. Can a Vocal Harmonizer say, on the PSR740 or PSR900 do that?

Thanks in advance.

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I think the answer is "no". Not on the 740 anyway, Or the Digitech Vocalist Workstation. The Digitech can do "notes" from the keyboard. That is, you sing or say "ahh", press a key on the keyboard and it transposes your voice to that exact key you are pressing.
Now, my dirty little secret. I sing bad. But, with the Digitech, I turn down (off) the lead and the beautiful harmony voices are always perfectly on key! The girls & boys in the chorus sound wonderful! Remember - I am not an entertainer - just playing at home for fun!!
Tom