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Published on 02/18/11 at 04:11double or quadruple the voices, with different schedules small effects, very light and not easy to describe.
It's a pedal, so it's piece of cake to use
It has XLR plugs, the better for what comes out of a microphone.
UTILIZATION
Is simple to use, it's simple to set realistic
SOUND QUALITY
effects. It feels a doubling of light according to supported régalge used. In bypass systems, it really bypass
I use a lot when I do the vocals, it thickens well what kind of voice, very useful especially if I'm doing the vocals alone.
OVERALL OPINION
I use for years. There is no real competition in the market for pedals, it's simple and effective.
Q / P not the best, but it's built like a tank. It's pretty clear (I have three pedals TC Helicon see my pedals in series "voice" on my profile, no worries of distortion of the voice)
With experience, rather than buying 3 pedals, which allowed me to Exporer very gradually, I will buy rather TC Helicon VoiceLive latest version, which includes everything for cheaper in the end.
It's a pedal, so it's piece of cake to use
It has XLR plugs, the better for what comes out of a microphone.
UTILIZATION
Is simple to use, it's simple to set realistic
SOUND QUALITY
effects. It feels a doubling of light according to supported régalge used. In bypass systems, it really bypass
I use a lot when I do the vocals, it thickens well what kind of voice, very useful especially if I'm doing the vocals alone.
OVERALL OPINION
I use for years. There is no real competition in the market for pedals, it's simple and effective.
Q / P not the best, but it's built like a tank. It's pretty clear (I have three pedals TC Helicon see my pedals in series "voice" on my profile, no worries of distortion of the voice)
With experience, rather than buying 3 pedals, which allowed me to Exporer very gradually, I will buy rather TC Helicon VoiceLive latest version, which includes everything for cheaper in the end.