Tx for sharing this info.

I've been using VH for a few years now at gigs...never had a drop off problem....not sure what this is about?

The harmonizer on the PA4X I had was also good but I never noticed a huge improvement over my Yamaha VH.....????

guitpic....you would have to post a demo or two featuring VH2
power singing with genos, etc, trio harmony for me to even begin to try and embrace any VH Yamaha has ever produced to this point VS TC helicon and especially tracking during a performance....sorry but I don't buy it.

Any experience with VH2?

I have had much experience with VH2 in the past on a few of my Yamaha arrangers and have been sadly dismayed every time with tracking and directional issues also,resorting to using TC helicon units every time its like night and day in quality. I would suspect and hearing from many genos users that NOTHING has changed design wise with VH2.

I thought the harmonizer in the G-70/Discover5/E-80 was REALLY good, on par with the Korg TC Helicon units. The only unit from Yamaha i've ever tried was the VH2 and i didn't like the way it sounded but it tracked pretty well.

VH2 is horrible when tracking no matter how your set it up....
try a trio or whatever and come in to the mic side ways or anything outside of straight dead on as if you were performing live to the mic
drop outs occur all the time and the quality is cheesy at best.
Sorry all you yammy players but that's my experiences, ...until someone demos VH2 and proves me wrong I'll stay with that fact on VH2. At least korg got it right and asked TC helicon for help on their models...

Please, put all questions together and send them to my email Frank@AudioworksCT.com

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