Check out the new TC Voice Live 2 here:
http://www.tc-helicon.com/voicelive2

I think the web site was just up today. Some of the info tabs are not working yet.

Jay R

Good post JR. Lots of neat features, but for me there's just too many buttons to inadvertently hit. One of the reasons I like the TC Harmony-M I can use a single footswitch and not have to worry about anything else.

BTW: I have 3 Digitech Vocolist VRs and I'll be selling two of them. If anyone is interested, email me at travlin_easy@copper.net Price: $150 firm.

Gary

[This message has been edited by travlin'easy (edited 01-15-2009).]

Brian,
I have the original TC Voice Live. There is a bit of a leaning curve but it has a lot of options for voice and instrument. It is way better than the vocal harmony engine on my T1 or T3. I will be looking closely at the Voice Live 2 as it becomes available. Waiting to see the price.
JR

Me too...I'm guessing $599 MAP. Far cheaper then hiring three sistas.....

There are some video's on the web showing the unit including one from NAAM. Street price I have found is about $800.00 us..

I would like to know how GOOD the pitch correctioj is? And if it follows MIDI to do the pitch correction?

Lee

Just took a look at the manual.....I was hoping for a TC M and TC G rolled up in one unit.....Its only a Vocal processor. MIDI is used for control messages though and note on is a control; message. Guitar input is pass through though,,,,

Besides, they might be reluctant to work for such a prominent member of the Aryan Nation.

chas

I see it mentions pitch correction, but no details...Harmony M does not have it, so it's out for me.

Maybe I can find out more in the manual

Lee

Brian,

I have been using the Harmony M for several months and it does a great job. It does, however, have some quirks such as a slight delay when you change chords.

I only had a few minutes with the Harmony G at a local music store. It was pretty slick, but it too has that same, annoying delay, but not as pronounced as the Harmony M.

If I were still sitting on a stool playing my 12-string Yamaha and singing, the Harmony G would definitely be in my bag of tricks. You can set it up in seconds, it provides a very crisp, clear, realistic harmony, excellent vocal processing and it's quite small.

I'm not sure if you can use the Voice Live 2 with two instruments at the same time, which may be a problem if you use both guitar and keyboard at the same time. You may want to look into this in greater detail before buying.

Good Luck,

Gary