Good job Mr. Canadian..I would just bring harmonies in and out just to change dynamics.
Is it posible to create custom scales on that your Digitech?? I know that Digitech LivePro can. If Digitech makes one in Vocalist Workstation housing I would get one right away..

You mean like 1/4 tone scales?

I mean any kind of scale. For example on my voiceworks when i create scale I can choose which voice will create harmony and which tone will be a harmony.

My Vocalist works very wcell with its presets which can be freely edited. I have done very little "tweaking" as I like the way it sounds. There are lots of variables I could change in the presets but for the most part I have set up my 3 Up, Alt Gosp Harm, and Eaglets 3 presets the way I like them and I go with that.

God Bless,
Don

What I meant is , can you assign any harmony to lead voice. For example, let say you sing in G scale and you don't want every harmony tone to be 3rd up, but maybe for example you sing through G Scale and your harmony is 3rd up but when you get to D E your harmony voice only sings G1? This is just example, we could use any notes in custom scale..

The best vocal tool all around comes from Antares... It are studio tools ... But they also have proven their worth in live situations... If you avox4 and the pitch correction you have it all..

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Most professional top singers use these tools on their international tours..

If they put Antares into hardware it would be my dream come true.And to add also mic modeling too..pfff.. I have it on my recording PC. This would be even better if Yamaha would invest in this..

Mirza, looks like Baccus' reply about the Antares software might indicate the tool to do what you want. I just like to keep it simple and although my presets may be able to be tweaked to do some of what you're thinking, I really don't have the need for all that control.

God Bless,
Don

I can already make custom scales on my voiceworks too. I was just wondering if your unit has that ability to do custom scales..Basically when you create custom scale you choose the key and than you than you have all tones and semitones to assign harmony tone that you need for the lead tone. So you can do whatever you want with it. It is much more flexible especially compared to chordal mode ..

I think thts what makes developing stuff hard. All people have different wants and needs..

There is an answer to that, dveloping modular systems, that integrate seemlessly with eachother.... And since most of it will be software based... It can be done..

And thats why i think in the end everything will be software based... Its much moremsuited for a modular flexible aproach