http://www.tc-helicon.com/voicelive-touch-in-performance-laura-clapp/


http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJADxpai7Cg

[This message has been edited by Dnj (edited 12-26-2010).]

Some just emailed me asking "Will the voice live touch" make me a better singer?"....

I told him it would make an "already good singer" sound even better & more versatile...
These boxes are not magic you have to have talent as a singer.

Gary (Travelin' easy) is this the VH you use?
Thanks.
DVJ

No Gary if i remember is using TC Harmony M unit...
http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicetone-harmony-m/

Hmmm, this looks interesting. I've often wondered how an acoustic guitar solo would make me feel if I had a harmonizer with me. I have a Parker Midi Fly guitar, and it's awesome, but there is something special about the acoustic in an intimate setting.
Since this unit can trigger harmonies from audio, midi and the guitar chords ... it looks pretty versatile.
I may have to check this out!
d

Donny,
Would'nt the high quality pitch correction keep you stay on key?
Lee S.

[This message has been edited by leeboy (edited 12-27-2010).]

I use the Harmony-M. I sounds great, a bit more realistic than my Digitech VR, and far better than the PSR-3000's onboard harmonizer.

Dave, TC Helicon makes a Harmony-G for guitar players. You may want to look into that unit. Less money, very realistic, very compact too.

Gary

Gary - I'd only be interested if it took the triggers from all three sources, like the live model does. I'd hate to get used to it and not be able to use it via midi. Audio, midi and guitar input makes great sense!

What's a midi??? ...
t.

dont believe that ....either your a good singer or not....it might sync a very slight off key. & I mean very slight if at all .... built if your off key your not a singer to begin with....no magic bullet in vocals.