TC Electronic Helicon VOICETONE C1 Simple 1-Button Stompbox for Flexible Pitch Correction

After a lot of experimentation with other vocal effects units, this is the one my playing partner and I finally found to smooth out and bring life to our vocals. Set it to CH, plug in your guitar, and add only a slight amount of pitch correction and your done! We even use a “slight” bit of gender bias to one song.

¡Excelente! Funcionó al primer intento sin complicaciones. Si conectas USB a Fedora Linux 44 se ve como un dispositivo MIDI.

分かりやすい例えは、椎名林檎の長く短い祭りの林檎パートのエフェクトです。Perfumeとかも出来そうですね。 つまみが男声女声、トーンコントロールのみなので分からない事はありません。 コーラスやハモの併用でLas Vegasっぽいエフェクトも可能です。 とにかく、所謂ケロケロボイスが欲しい人はコレさえあれば絶対安心です。他のボーカルエフェクターに入ってるオートチューンはかかりが甘いものが多いので注意です。

Perfetto provato conteneva anche l'alimentatore però tanti dicono che è assente lo vendono a parte ?...hanno il prezzo più basso però ti affiancano l'alimentatore a 30€ aggiungi i 129€ del pedale w arrivi a 160€ invece di 154€ quindi ottimo il prodotto ottimo il prezzo ottimo il venditore che a spedito subito il prodotto dalla Polonia 4/5 giorni lavorativi ti arriva!!

Help for those of us who need it! I don't have a very good singing voice. The problem is that I do like to sing, and can 'carry a tune' enough to not have someone run out of the room with inner ear trauma, but when recorded, the flaws and missed notes are pronounced. The problem is then compounded by my love of recording and the hopes that I can leave my children and grandchildren some nice memories of me, via music. I play acoustic guitar and have had a blast using the Tascam DP 008 (and the 004) and wanted to add more tracks and more instruments, but with two jobs and a family, I only have time to record (and play) by myself. I added in a ukulele (very easy to learn) and then added in an acoustic bass (more challenging) and then I added in a 6 string banjo (a "Jam-jo" made in the USA), which added a great deal of flavor to my sound. With a bit of reverb, the vocals weren't too bad! I then added in some percussion instruments: shakers, triangle, bongos, and tambourine. Lastly, I added in harmonica playing. Laying down tracks, one by one, is a lot of fun, but in listening back, with headphones, the clear recording highlighted the weakness of my voice. Finally, in enters into my story the VoiceTone C1. Hearing it on youtube with a professional singer is of no value: they are right on pitch! Yet for me, a little push for the right note has been a great blessing! I don't use the "Cher" sound, or turn it up to the point of sounding like Alvin and the Chipmunks: I just wanted some corrective help and it does just this very thing. I set it to the key I am playing and singing in, and it gently adjusts an off note. If one is too far off pitch, it may take your voice to a different note, so if you cannot sing near key, it will not be of much value. It is really for either those of us who very much need help, or for the perfectionist who is so very close to near perfect. These are those who sample this on Youtube are the latter: I cannot discern how it helps them. As to the end of my story: I added in the H1 harmonizer. Used judiciously, it is also a wonderful tool, using my own voice (along with the C1 pitch correction) to harmonize nicely. Like the C1, you can overuse it and it will sound artificial, but as I have learned to use it sporadically, it has been a wonderful tool. It uses my own voice, not someone else's, which is what I wanted. I have found the C1 and the H1 to work very well. I have them connected and do not record or play publicly without the C1. Some have asked if these "singles" from VoiceTone are good for recording: they are. Since I rarely play in public (perhaps a summer barbecue) and love to record, I set the C1 to go directly to the recorder. It sounds terrific. They are well made, and feel substantial, rather than light, cheap plastic. Amazon has good deals on them, and adding in the H1 has been great. I hope this review helps you make up your mind...especially if you are on edge as I am: okay singing, but not great!