TC-Helicon Vocal Stompboxes - Features
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- Опубликовано: 13 сен 2024
- Introducing the simplest, affordable and to the point vocal effects pedals to date. VoiceTone Singles offer studio quality processing for stage in easy to use, one switch vocal effects pedals with built in professional mic pre.
VoiceTone T1 - Adaptive Tone & Dynamics
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VoiceTone C1 - HardTune & Correction
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VoiceTone D1 - Double & Detune
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VoiceTone R1 - Vocal Tuned Reverb
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The pedals also contain TC-Helicon patent pending new feature Mic Control, which allows TC-Helicon's MP-75 modern performance vocal microphone to turn VoiceTone Single effects on and off from your microphone.
This video is funny as shit. Thank you, John Malkovich.
he changed arjen robben
Whatever makes you feel better.
Perhaps TC can make a pedal for leather jacket noise and saliva clearing lol. All kidding aside Ive watched 20 reviews on various companies and maybe its just me but based on product alone I would not spend more than 30 dollars on it. Brings md back to the torturous days of midi file samples. Sitting through someones demo that they made through a 500 dollar setup that sounded they were singing along with their stock casio keyboard files playing in the background. I guess were still in the early stages of this tech. I guess its like back in the day pixel games like atari or the first cellphones gotta start somewhere. I was absolutely annoyed watching a video demo done at a huge expo by the manufacturer and they just had an intern doing silly voices and taking in it. Idk maybe I had a stroke earlier today and brain damage is preventing my mind from properly processing reality. Does anyone else smell burning hair? P.S. the reviewer didnt do a bad job you can only do so much. He covered the spectrum and kept it short and sweet. Im gonna go take some asprin.
@D1scohead Hiya, Yes... VoiceTone C1 has clean, transparent, subtle correction capability with unique control of musical input via the guitar input if desired. When transparency isn’t your bag, cranking the attack and gender controls will turn the C1′s pitch correction into the robotic modern effect heard everywhere (including hard-tune).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@tylerOver07 Hiya, Thanks for the kind words. The main thing to remember with chaining the VoiceTone Pedals is the the T1 should be first in line and the R1 at the end. I would personally suggest:
T1 - C1 - X1 - D1 - H1 - E1 - R1
This would be a good general start, however feel free to play around with the configuration as there really are no set rules to setting up effects (however, T1 at the front and R1 at the end is probably quite important).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Are you sure? I know, how much trouble a vocalist has, when I feed it with a filtered and compressed signal, how it can't detect the frequencies and how it tries to process the crosstalk. I learned my lesson in "how to bring a TC Helicon to sound bad" and in a chain the unit for adding voices is the first one.
Hmmmmm........very interesting, i have the R1 that i use on a digital recording desk for my vocal recordings and it does exactly what it should, i was thinking of getting the T1 to use in conjunction with the R1 for future recordings as i want the best balanced but natural vocal sound with a good balanced reverb without having to go through endless settings on the recording desk for effects or compression, there is so many it just baffles me when all i am looking for is a natural and balanced recording, i have very few demands when recording my vocals but one of my major dislikes is a recording that sounds way to over produced or not like my natural voice tone so i think these 2 pedals when used in conjunction for recording will do exactly what i want them to do 😀😀
@henrywhsu Hiya, The input is designed specifically for guitar so we cannot guarantee results with other sources. Please bear in mind that there is a difference in impedance between a regular instrument input and a guitar input. You may want to try this at your local TC-Helicon dealer to see if this solution works for you.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hey! Does the compression get stronger closer to the centre or to the left?
VoiceTone T1 compression get stronger closer to the right.
Cmaaan, hes not that bad guys. Be nice!
This man be spittn'!! How I ended up here...I don't know.....................but I wanna go home....
lol, did not expect Belief! The Ubiquitousness of John Mayer in America is crazy cool, here in the UK hardly anyone knows him.
@nonails3 Hiya, Any of TC-Helicon's products that contain both pitch correction and guitar triggered harmony would work great - providing you give the important notes in the chord (root, 3rd, 7th). You could either go for a product that has both these elements in it (VoiceLive 2/VoiceLive Touch) or pair up some VoiceTone's - like the Harmony-G XT and the Correct XT.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@VanguardMusic2010 Hiya, The Desktop Konnekt 6 is mono input only. So, yes you could run the Singles into it, but all effects will be in mono.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@yonishake Hiya, The shout feature is a really cool "loose" style of doubling which sounds awesome when shouting a lyric! The VoiceTone Singles will be available outside Europe in January 2011 :).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
TC HELICON How do I get that lose delay sound in recording vocals in studio software it sounds amazing and I'd like to know how to capture that sound
@jodaromi11 Hiya John,
Congratulations on your "shortly to arrive" VoiceTone pedals.
To hook them up you would want to have Correct XT first in the chain and then output this in mono to the R1 and then out to your mixer / PA. This can be done via 1 XLR cable between the two units - just be sure to have phantom power turned off on the R1.
Hope this helps!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
I have a question about the Compression/De-ess knob - are these two functions coupled (i.e. clockwise increases both compression and de-essing together)? Or is it a case of clockwise increases de-essing and decreases the compresssion, while counterclockwise does the opposite? I have always assumed it was the former, but another reviewer here on RUclips claims it is the latter. I see the way the knob is labelled can be confusing to some - and the manual doesn't clear this up. Thanks.
Solid demos thank you
this is pretty nice! is good for recording and live or just one or the other?
Well done on discontinuing the excellent voicetone create XT in favour of these truly abysmally designed products with so many obvious disadvantages.
Hi Joey,
My friend, who's holidaying in the States, just bought me the Voicetone R1 and the Voicetone Correct XT.
He should be back in India sometime next month...
Meanwhile, I was wondering if you could help me understand how I can hook up both the units.
Thanks,
john
@XtReMeTrIpLeX Hiya, Yes - the VoiceTone Create XT, VoiceLive Touch and VoiceLive 2 all have megaphone type effects. You can check them out on the TC-Helicon website.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
I have the D1 and feed it into a Boss VE-1. That covers everything I want, except for echo.
Good demo thanks..
great demo
Voice Live Tone. That one is actually useful. No auto crap. Just eq and mid/nasal reduction.
T1 is an awesome gear, but it just provides +24V Phantom Power, right? I didnt understand why its not provides a regular +48V for all condensers mice use, it will be nice for studio recordings. I know its not developed for this purpose but Im a bit disappointed about that.
Vinicius Zanquetta Costa +24 is workable for almost any modern condenser. Some that require external +48 supplies won't work, but definitely give it a shot with your condensers. It'll likely power them.
Incredible!!!!
wonderful!
It's so good that you answer questions, thank you.
Here's mine.
I have a mic mechanic hooked up to a vocal harmony. I use pitch correction and fx on mechanic then I use tone and harmony on the second pedal.
(It works great.)
I've just ordered a doubler. Where should I insert this in my fx chain please?
paulie rendle Hi Paulie, it gets tricky with more than one voice-generating pedal. You need to run the Mic Mechanic first for pitch correction (I'd use Tone on it and not the Harmony pedal btw), then you'll probably want to put the Harmony pedal second and the doubler last. The Harmony pedal doesn't work well with more than one input voice, which includes a doubled voice.
I have the following: Doubler>Mic Mechanic> tap tempo & delay hooked up in that order. My ? is: how to adjust the volume knob on the left side of each to properly feed into the one after it w/o overdriving and/or distorting everything? Thanks, guys.
Heya Timo1947, set the mic gain on the first unit so you get green/yellow LED most of the time (no red). Then, turn the mic knobs on any subsequent units all the way down. If you find that they don't light green/yellow as often as the first pedal, turn them up slightly, starting with the one nearest your first unit.
TC-Helicon Thank you very much for answering my question. Am hooking up to record tonight! I, also have mounted my three units onto a pedaltrain "Nano" to facilitate set up time. Perfect size.
I own the original "CREATE" effects pedal, will the singles work with it? am interested in the Voicetone T1
Yes, VoiceTone T1 works with the original VoiceTone Create pedal.
The voicetone c1, Is it a pedal that combines the hardtune function of the voicetone synth and the chromatic pitch correction from the voicetone correct?
CU
Mmmmm those free drum tracks
Thats cool
Thanks for that TC Helicon, as I suspected, I think I'll avoid using heavily doubled vocals on songs with lots of harmony anyway. The technology is fantastic but I think it would be asking to much.
I'm from Puerto Rico. I would like to buy. Can I connect one of these devices to another audio system?
Goodevening , my question is , what do you think is the best sequence to connect my 4 stompboxes Mic Mechanic 2, Harmony singer 2, the D 1 and the H1. Probably I wil use the H 1 just for solo acoustic stuff, but do you put the Mic Mechanic at the end, just like the reverb/ delay for guitar stompboxes ?? Please some advice, thank you in advance from Holland
My T1 makes a humming noise like a droning note from an organ which gets louder with output. Whats wrong with it ?
hello, can you recommend a ct for my voice. I have a heavy rock death metal band.
Hi there. Great video!!!!! Im wondering if u can answer a question I have. Can I connect a Tc-helicon T1 with this Tc-helicon Create Xt? Is it good to connect those bouth pedals? I already have a Tc-helicon T1 and I'm looking for more effects.
If you get a CreateXT you likely won't need the T1 anymore. CreateXT has adaptive tone built in.
Although the Create XT has Tone features, they are not as flexible as they are in the T1. The Create XT can definitely be a one stop shop for vocal effects, however, having this added flexibility can be very useful.
Can I conect it to my Focusrite 2i2?
Which one if i need 2 tones up or 2 tones upper ?
i wonder if you can use this on USB
Can i use that on guitar ?
You could, but it'd probably be easier to buy a guitar specific delay pedal. TC-Electronic has a few. www.tcelectronic.com/delay-pedals/
One thing that could possibly work: Guitar player 1 plays chords, feed this into something like the "Harmony Singer" or "Voice Tone H1", Guitar player 2 plays melody lines into a DI box, it's out to the microphone in of the "Harmony Singer" or "Voice Tone H1" and the XLR out to a XLR -> Jack cable ->guitar effects.
With the right setting you can play 2 voice solos.
Will this compression increase the feedback (chances) from your stage monitor? since it will up the silent parts.
We also have a slight gate when the signal falls off. There is a slight increased chance of feedback since the EQ is also adding some highs. Typically, we find that good feedback management can give you almost exactly the same output level as a flat mic, but there's always a compromise when you add EQ/Comp, either at a T1 or at the mixer.
What about a compressor or eq ?
Adaptive Tone has EQ, Compression, De-Ess and Gate in the same algorithm. If you're using this pedal or our others with a Tone button, we recommend removing any other eq, comp etc. from the signal path and let the pedal do the work.
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Second or third voice?
is it possible to tune the pedal (if the background music is out of tune)
+Armino The singles that use key/scale (H1 & C1) have their reference pitch at 440Hz. Other products do have pitch reference controls, but it's something we don't offer in the small form factor units.
Hi, any voice overdrive?
DO A PLUGIN VERSION OF IT
Can I plug this into the effects loop in a powered mixer?
Maybe but TC-Helicon VoiceTone T1 was developed for use with one vocalist at a time.
So where was the tap delay I came here for?
Press and hold the effect footswitch to enter tap tempo mode. When you're done tapping, just leave the button for a few seconds and it'll time out.
The hardtune is horrible but the doubling and reverb sound pretty cool. Would be great pedals to use if you want to go for that Deep Purple doubling vibe.
THIS IS BIZARE
WHAT WERE YOU THINKING WITH THIS DEMO?
T1's effects are included in VoiceLive Play??
***** Yes, you just have "style" based settings instead of knobs.
+TC-Helicon I'm sorry, but I still cannot find the compression fx in voiceliveplay, where is it?
@@solinvictus126 SETUP / INPUT / TONE STYLE.
this is john Malcovich? hehe
he didnt show the dang last one.
Why they don't use a better singer? I'm sure they would sell more.
what the heck? it's bald Bob Dylan!
How about practice your craft
vocal technology?!?!? mmmmm.....
This guy 😆
Heheheheheheheh
Shouldn't they at least get someone who can kind of SING to do the review?
Good for you, but most of us aren't that closed minded.
I like to sing Acapella without the music.
Terrible demos
If you own our gear we always encourage user submissions, especially if you can outperform our demo folks!
TC-Helicon I own four T.C. Helicon D-1 Detune/Doublers.
Two of them still work. Not sure why the other two quit. I'd fix them, but it's probably cheaper to buy new ones.
Sound crappy to me
He makes NO sense as for the harmony on this device very poor demo IMO
Maybe you desperately need it.
The cringe
thanks, every each of those sucked :)
There are so many better demos on RUclips
😂
Maybe you're desperately naive.
I guess you got permission to sample The Living End's "Prisoner of Society"? Seems pricey for such a shite demo.
WARNING! YOU WILL GET NO SUPPORT FROM TC-HELICON NOR MUSIC TRIBE. THEY DO NOT ANSWER THEIR PHONES AND ONLY CORRESPOND VIA VERY SLOW E-MAILS, SENDING YOU TO A COMMUNITY HELP FORUM. NO HELP. FIND ANOTHER PRODUCT!!!!
plz
Nothing necessarily wrong with compression, but using that autotune effect is just pathetic.
CRINGE
If you were a better singer I cud hear the difference but really can't.
It takes years of training to be able to accurately hear pitch, tone, and subtle differences in music. Keep trying! You'll get there eventually.
They all sound terrible
Autotunes is way over rated and I hate the sound personally....
Weak
I'm definitely not buying one after watching this video. He's terrible.
Quite possibly the worse demo of equipment i have ever seen
For the price of this pedal , i pass , all i need is a good reverb ,the worst is the second pedal , u will sound like Cher🤮
Sorry, the R1 still resells pretty high.People tend to hang on to that one since it's so reliable and such a frequent effect.
I wouldn't bother. Just another gadget to disguise poor vocal technique.