to bypass all fx and talk: hold down the right pedal for 2 seconds at the end of the song (let's you scroll < > thru presets). store a blank (fx off) preset between each of your (fx on) presets.
I have had the VE 20 and the Digitech Vocalist Live for many years. Here is my quick comparison/review; I use the VE as a studio vocal effect. I put it in dry/mono mode (the Digitech doesn´t have this option) and the main use is recording harmonies on a separate track while recording the moain vocal performance. You can do harmonies with plugins in the DAW but I like the Boss harmonies a little better usually. I use the Digitech pedal for live playing because it has a key adapt system that listens to either the ambient sound or the guitar input to know what key for the harmonies. You can also set the key manually on the Digtech Vocalist which is the only option on the Boss pedal (no live adapt). The Digitech pedal has fallen apart a bit, the plastic cover over the screen comes off and the LED screen inside is loose now and moves around but I have been stomping on it for years and it has taken a lot more abuse than the Boss pedal. However, the contruction of the Digitech pedal is NOT as robust as the build of the Boss pedal in general. Both sound pretty similar IMHO when it comes to the quality of the effects. The Digitech has something called the Gold Channel which is for universal settings like low cut, EQ, etc. that gives you a general sound no matter which preset you are on and which can be deactivated manuallly for special cases. The Boss does not have anything like this. The Boss VE has a combo xlr-1/4" input jack while the Digitech only has xlr input. It´s nice to have both just in case you don´t have the right cable. Both pedals have loopers which can be used like a guitar looper or as a sound check tool. The Digitech has an anti-feedback option which works OK but has its limits. I have compared the sound of vocals straight into the PA, through the pedal to the PA and through the pedal and a digital mixer to the PA and it seems that straight into the PA, no pedal no digital mixer, always sounds the best playing live. It could just be the effects or the digital to analogue conversion (twice when going through the digital mixer) that causes this loss of clarity in the sound. I am NOT a purist when it comes to tone so if I am noticing this then for you who are very picky about sound quality you might really be bothered by this coloring of the tone. With the Boss you have the dry signal and you can mix the effects output in parallel to taste which sounds better to me than changing the effects levels on the Digitech which is the only way to mix the dry vocal and the effects. If I remember correctly, both units cost me around 300€ new. They both have their strong and weak points but if I could have only one I would probably go with the Boss VE 20 because of the dry/effects output option and because of the quality of construction. So these are some of the things that you might want to take into consideration when deciding on a vocal pedal.
Can you remove presents so you just have a few? Thinking if I wanted a couple tops of custom delay øs and a couple more distorted for rougher vocals, don't wanna have to hold 2 secs and tap 18 times before the drop 😅 you can't have the looper active whilst changing through presents either? It's one of the others? So binding down for loops is always a mustang?
You can just overwrite n save them, so yes. However you can also go to a factory reset to recapture the original factory settings if you change your mind.
@@newcastlemusicstudios the for the answer måte! Sounds simple enough and like it ll sufficient nicely for what I was wishing for!
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Hello, if both my guitar and microphone are connected to the Boss and 20, can I turn off the loop function on my microphone and apply the loop function only to my guitar?
Not if they are both going into the Boss VE20 through the same input.
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@@newcastlemusicstudios I will connect my microphone with a separate cable and my guitar with a separate cable. So, my guitar and microphone will be connected to the boss ve 20 with separate cables, but I only want to use the looper feature on my guitar and I only want to use the harmony feature on the boss ve 20's microphone.
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In other words, while I am singing the chorus of the song I want, I want to make a looper while playing the chorus on my guitar in the background, and then play the molodi solo with the guitar.
Please LOL Will somebody out there just show us the double or harmony with out any robotic effects!!! 😆 For the love of God please!!!! Most of us need one of these to do Acoustic gigs. Please somebody just show us real quick so we can buy one or not.
I did do a comparison of just Harmonies between these 2 pedals. If you think they sound "robotic" etc. that is part of the effect itself. The BOss VE20 Sounds more Synthetic or robotic than the Harmonies on the TC Helicon Voicelive Play.
@@newcastlemusicstudios okay yea I was wondering about the other one too. Never mind I’ll go with the other one LOL. Dude I can’t thank you enough for taken the time! The easiest thing you can give somebody is information people don’t see the Value in it these days.
I wanna make one for my purposes. Dual harmonies are the presets , multiple fx etc . I found this helpful media.sweetwater.com/store/media/boss_ve20.pdf
Good job. I may not agree with everything you said, but I thought it was pretty candid and I appreciate the walkthrough on what this new machine I purchased can do!
I think I almost mistakenly said something so edited itnouy. Basically if u have it set for Harmony On/Off via foot pedal control but want a different preset you have to turn the knob to change preset. You can of course disengage the harmony foot control so u can instead use the pedal to switch presets with your foot. Its one or the other which via foot pedal. Which is kind irritting if it is ment as a floor unit verus hand controlled.
Hey Newcastle, Ok so I have a Roland street cube amp, the boss ve20 pedal, the xlr male to female cable to join them, the shure clip on mic for my sax, what else is there to add to this pedal or is nothing else needed ? People are talking about an “interface?” Cheers
Do you *have* to put the key for every preset? Like, if I just wanted to use the doubler, I would need to put in the key? that sorta weird, cause most software doublers don't make you do that. /:
You dont need to have to choose a KEY or Use Pitch Correction at all. It is off on most standard stock presets. You can of course turn it off if it is already on a preset.... then SAVE it as a Custom Preset. If I misunderstood let me know. Ill try n clear your questions up.
Rock on! I love GHOST!! teh new album has some good songs... Also I am more of a guitar player and cannot sing much.. but if you are somewhat decent, the BOSS VE 20 can really help add an extra layer of shine to your Vocals.... Best of luck!
I think TC Helicon might have the wood over this. Can you use a usb for backing track sing along with headphones? Nonetheless love the No. 7 Echoes preset.
I agree the TC Helicon Voicelive has more options, more presets , more effects. TC helicon is a little cheaper but the Boss can be used with batteries. There is no USB port on the Boss VE20. There is not even a. Aux input. The only input is for headphones... Which makes sense because it is portable. The TC Helicon has an Aux input.
I've used TC products for over 15 years. TC Voicelive touch, Voicelive Touch 2, SingThing, Voiceworks plus etc. Now I've purchased Boss VE-500. It has significantly better sound quality's and much more tunable. Finally, harmonies sound realistic, not artificial. Effects are okay, I made the presets identical to In the air tonight, Cher etc
Hey thanks for this video. I just got mine used and am learning to use it through your videos. Question- I have the Boss VE5 which has my favorite effect of all times, "Hard Scream". That effect isn't on the VE20. Is there a way to download it/create it? It's the main effect I use on my VE5. Thanks!
Not too sure if you can upload on it. The actual hardware I think is kind of old for 2020. I'll check into it n let u know if it's possible. Maybe u could combine effects to achieve it.. but unsure at the moment.
Newcastle Music Studios thanks for checking for me. If not, I’ll just selling and keep the VE5. Do you do any reviews of the HC Telicon vocal processors? I like your reviews and tutorials.
All I see is hard tune under pitch correction And electric which is not so desireable effect. Yah I did a review on the TC Helicon Voicelive Play. It is more diverse and has more functions than the Boss VE 20. It overall is better if you want to be more creative and in depth with your delay reverb And other effects. The TC Helicon does have a couple Scream effects that are quite interesting to say the least .
Great vids! I'm trying to diagnose why the distortion effect is significantly lower in volume versus the primary setup. When I have the headphones on, the volume level matches when I "kick" the distortion on, but when connected live, it is barely discernible. I set the harmony pedal to control the on/off for the distortion. I'm running a mono signal via XLR to our mix which is connected to powered speakers. I'm curious if you've experienced something similar and know how to solve the issue. I've played with the "parts" levels and panned the effect to the L, but that hasn't fixed the issue. I've searched forums, etc. and haven't found a good solve. Any insight is appreciated. Otherwise, the pedal has been a great addition.
I would guess its the effect is weakened quite a bit when you use the Mono xlr ouput. If you hear it normal in stereo headphones. Strange when you tried both sides yiu didnt get the desired effext. Maybe in settings there is a differentiatuin for stereo versus mono effects. I know there are levels. Also consider if you using a dynamic mic the effects always seem much weaker versus a condenser. Ill have a look at it tonight see if it the same on my unit.
I like it. However prefer the TC Helicon voicelive play pedal.. similar price, more versatile, more FX, more functions, more presets. It does however not have battery portability like the boss VE 20.
Congrats for the video. Just a short question: the output phone jack has all of the effect and is amplified? Or should be used with an amplifier if I want to monitor myself? I mean, can I use it as a in ear monitor directly with the headphones? Thanks!
The pedal has a dual function. Function: 1. Step on pedal to engage harmoney effect. 2. Step and hold both pedals to disengage harmony... Now step on either side of pedal to go up and down through presets. Ill double chwck step 2.... as i forget but am pretty sure u step on both to go back to preset pedal control Any other questiins let me know. Thanks.
Right pedal engages harmony. So step on right pedal and off to add a harmony for main melody. Left pedal from get go does a BYPASS. I THINK STEPPING ON BOTH PEDALS AROUND 5 seconds engages abikity to step through presets. You can also step on or off/ or push the phrase loop button with your foot if possible to go directly back to making the right pedal TURN ON HARMONY etc.
Yes it has Dynamic tone option, you can adjust. It doesn't have a typical Gate, it has options like Preamp, distortion etc. I have a 2nd video that explains how u make presets and shows all the control Functions. ruclips.net/video/TJFIV30Yl98/видео.html
Can you chain this to another pedal? Since it truth, it is a pedal, can i connect this to like, a chorus or delay pedal? If i can, id really would appreciate some help!
Does anyone know what amp you need to fit the boss ve20 pedal. You know so that when you play an instrument the actual sound can come out as these don’t have built in speakers do they. Thanks
@@YannsKitchenUK you plug it directly into an audio interface , P.A. Amp. My suggestion would be to turn off the Reverb when using it for busking. I use to sing n play live works great.
I've jused a few harmony pedals and in the end I went back to this one, its very user friendly, I found it easier to navigate the controls to find out what does what than use the manual. I also have a Boss Guitar GT-1 pedal again very user friendly so I guess am a Boss fan.
Wel if you prefer to plug n your guitar and you want to directly improve the harmony via the plug in your voice may mix much better or easy to hear on the ear... you have to mic the ve 20 for that a day the auto pitch correction would likely mess up the guitar... They are both around $300 USD The advantage of the boss ve 20 is more specific to just singers... Versus Singer guitar players. The Boss ve-2 also is easier to use with a basic interface. U wrote Ve-8 But I think u meant the Ve-2
@@newcastlemusicstudios no I said boss ve 8 which have guiter, vocal and loop process, I just want to know is boss ve 8 is good option for acoustic player or shall I go with boss ve 20 and buy another pedel for guiter ?
I was hoping to find a Harmonizer/Effect pedal that will read guitar input and operate on batteries. Genderization of the harmonies would be a bonus. Don't need the goofy ass robot noises, (Not only) Boss should really look at and focus performers' practical needs. I have had several harmony boxes over the last couple of decades. I can see the the plusses and minuses of this box. I'd go with another unit.
There is the Tc Helicon voicelive acoustic (i think its called). It has the extra 1/4 input for the guitar to harmonize with. It does not take batteries is the downside! Not sure either if it uses the guitar signal as a source of harmonizing note/chord.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I mostly use the TC Hel. Harmony G XT, bc its quick and dirty and sounds excellent. Features are strong too. I also have several others including the TC VL3X. Incredible unit. Too much in most cases. I liked the battery feature in the Boss, but it looks a bit slow for operation on the fly.
You can control the type, single double or triple harmony etc. As far modulating the volume on the effect.... Ill have to look at it later today to answer that part.
@@newcastlemusicstudios LOL thank you. I watch a tun of reviews on this and some people are even skipping the double/harmony part of it. For us that actually need something with that Feature Grueling 3-hour bar sets by our selves that’s the only thing on it that has any real Value as long as it doesn’t make us sound like a robot.
@@mrchops4099 I understand. The TC Helicon Voicelive Play is far more Advanced in its ability to produce a Range of Harmony/Double Voice/Chorus Effects. The boss VE20 is very basic and does not necessarily cater to people who want more control over the Harmony aspect.
@@mrchops4099 also to answer the 1st Question... YES you can Adjust =Level within the Harmony setup... it goes 0-100 0 being you can barely hear the Harmony and 100 is fully audible Harmony... within that Harmony Setting you can also adjust the type/gender/key etc. Hope that answers your questions Level 50 is pretty smooth and not so robotic or synthetic sounding.
@@newcastlemusicstudios yes it does thanks Brotha🤘🏼. I might get one I’ve become way more confident I wonna use mostly my voice but I would love to double it for some I’m probably gonna end up getting one now LOL. Thanks for actually taking the time looks like this’ll be the one. O yea I’m subscribin too! 🎶🤘🏼😘
Dynamics means compression, so yes, there is. It would have been nice if the reviewer had read up on that and the pitch correction (which has soft, hard and two other settings not shown here). As they were the two things I was most interested in, I found that section of the review, which was a bit like suffering your average big store computer salesman who knows sod all about computers, quite annoying.
Found this very useful thanks for sharing. I’m learning to play guitar and want to be able to sing along without making it sound absolutely awful (I’m not a good singer at all). I’m learning to sing but want something to help along the way. Will this help me sound in tune etc or do you really need to know how to sing first?
No not necessarily. I mean some people are good at naturally bending their vocals chords to sing one note to the next. I also not very good at the whole singing thing. The great thing about singing and playing guitar at the same time, is you should be able to hear and match the pitch of the guitar chord as you sing along versus just singing solo with no instrument. So you are on the right track.
@@chantellevisser9395 You mean you can only Loop 2 times? Well it appears mine can do it at least 4 times. However after just 3 voices/3times, it becomes a lot louder.
Correct. It has just one input and 2 ouputs. You could use a small mixer and run your vocals/guitar through that to one output then through the BOSS VE 20.
@@newcastlemusicstudios The Voicebox unit has two inputs and outputs one for the mic and the other for your instrument. Control is analogue and has a vocoder feature which senses the key that you are playing and automatically generates the appropriate harmony. I've owned both VE20 and Voicebox and in terms of user friendly interfaces there's no comparison. The VE20 does have pitch correct which purists argue is claiming credit on stage for someone else's work ie the developer. But that's another rabbit hole.
@@newcastlemusicstudios Thanks for replying. I mean, I would like to use Distorition, however alter the pre-set distortion, so perhaps add some reverb etc, and then program that sound into one of the empty spaces.
Dynamics affects how loud/quiet your voice will be. So Boss VE20 Dynamics with "Enhance" should make your vocals louder kind of like a compressor. In theory it should "even" out the Volume of your Vocals.
I bought this pedal, the quality is not good enough to use on stage, the effects are robotic and take you out of tune if you have a decent voice. No good for a band, no sent and return, this pedal is an expensive toy that does not come close to some other Boss products. Anyone thinking about buying this then DON'T. Waste of money, Hyped up and overrated. .over priced, no power supply comes with the pedal, Absolute rubbish. I will be selling my pedal, two weeks old.
THANK YOU for pointing out that there are some of us out there that are Bad Vishion ///LMAO ROF /// im 68 blind as a bat these things are very hard to see ....
I just reviewed the digitech voc 300. It has obvious design flaws and is somewhat useless inside the studio setting. Yes the digitech guitar pedals have horrible distortion.. very fake sounding!
You sounded like you might loose your voice pretty quickly. Sing from the gut. If you can feel it in your throat it's just going to get worse. I'm sure you have heard this before, but if not... Well, there you go. I tried to be a vocal coach but never been able to gather clients or people who actually want coaching. Most people take it personally, lol.
I dont take it personally. I know I am not much of a singer. I have tried my hand at singing off n on because I could never find a Singer for the Songs I have written. I can sing some stuff more gutterly as you put it, however I lose the ability to enunciate and overall hit the proper notes when i do sing in the proper fashion. Some Songs in Dmajor/Gmajor/Cmajor I can sing pretty normal and dont sound so horrible.... Unfortunetly I have always been drawn to writing and singing songs in the A minor or other minor keys and when I try n sing those my fairly high octave range drops pretty low as I have issues bending from one note to the next note. Everyday I practice is a small learning experience I just try to share these FX Pedal Box TOOLS, like the Boss VE20/TC Helicon with other who perhaps whom of which have a much better singing voice but just want to spice it up and add some FX. Thanks for watching!
Yes, you can have several types of reverb, hall 1, hall 2, plate, room, ambience, etc. You can use room reverb it's very light. Or turn the reverb completely off, same with delay you can adjust the time to decrease echo etc.
I’m trying to be civil and respectful but your singing makes it hard to😂 personally I think anyone should spend $400.00 on vocal training before they buy a $400.00+ vocal processor. You get what you put in it. It’s no antares, but it’s good for your coffee shop shows. Good demonstration. Just thought your choice of lyrics were HILARIOUS! 😂
Well that was the point of the video. Can someone singing lousy shine up their vocals with a Vocal pedal? If u listen to the radio, i think less than 10% of what you hear has not been significantly digitally processed with similar tools. When big performers go out live with an audio tech running a mixer board with FX including auto tune like tech.. they often still manage to sound horrendous. I made this video a long time ago, i didnt think anyone would watch it. Overall a vocal coach could help. I can sing n harmonize decent with a piano and a guitar.. without an instrument to harmonize with... i struggle to hit the right notes or sound flat. Thanks for watching, lol!
The TC VoiceLive is by far the best. The harmonies in the VE-20 sound very robotic and unnatural. TC VoiceLive might cost 4 times more, but I think it's definitely worth it.
I owned one of these and for me it was Hell on a stick. It's great for beating tent pegs into the ground as long as you don't mind ruining the tent pegs. I can think of something better with two pedals that's far more useful. The instruction book is written by geeks who assume you have a PHD in electronics. It's operation is a plethora of digital menus and sub menus that will leave you feeling that you need the services of a therapist and certainly not needing a barber as their will be no hair on your head to pull out. The frustration will leave you placing the thing in the box and having to spend the immediate future nursing your buyers remorse. I would hope that the remaining stock could be used to build a very expensive colorful red brick wall. Not in my opinion the best Boss invention by a long chalk.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I bought the Voicebox. Which is totally analogue control and requires about 15 min twiddling before your up and running. It has a row of knobs just like an amp and sounds amazing. For me, less is more. User friendly interfaces are everything especially if you suffer mild dyslexia. Developers should spend time getting to know their customers.
@@antonioferrera9474 so on the output use the Xlr female-1/4 cable.. Then attach the 1/4 to 1/16th adapter and plug into the bose speaker.. Use the links to find the products
I clicked dislike on this video, NOT because of the VE20, but "Your" presentation of this product. From a first time user's prospective, you presented this product in an all over the place fashion lol. Ok, I know you just got it, but it would have helped if you had of "Learned" it a bit better Sir. Nonetheless, this machine is far more expansive than what you have shown in this video. Each preset, and further be tweaked in it's different settings. Let's take "Three Part Harmony," You have your voice, a third, and a fifth. Each part can be given it's own separate parameters, to fine tune it to exactly the way you want it to sound. Key of C for instance,, you are singing in C, the third which would be E, can have it's own setting/depth. Make that third should like a female, male, or whatever. Be a bit louder, harsher, more reverb, or whatever, and so forth. I use to own this machine, and HATE, TOTALLY HATE that I sold it after my PC broke. I'd actually like to see a REDO of this video, when and after you actually learn it, and take your time to FULLY show off the power of this machine. Tip on singing bro, breath, and don't whine, nor sing through your nose, for you sing Rock, so you should ROCK THAT.
Sure. I think you are talking about doing a 60 minute in depth tutorial/ or set of videos on functionality down to the most obscure level, that may not relate too many basic "punch in" users. Many people, from my experience want solid presets and that's what I tried mostly to present. I did make it clear at the end of the video, if you watched it all? that it takes time to fully grasp ALL the capabilities of the BOSS VE20. There are many other other reviews on this, lol, if you want to see "all over the place" click on a few of those :)
hey I just started messing around with this any tips and pointers on how to remove any hissing or white noise type of sounds ? im unsure if its the boss ve or if its my interface or laptop.. or all.. im just lost.
Probably your interface fam. If it’s on too high then the vocal will be distorted. But people have issues with the hissing idk. Don’t have one but I have hissing issues too. Make sure you’re in a quiet ass room. But yea turn the volume down on the interface. The hissing probably won’t go away though I have hissing all the time haha I record in a car though
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to bypass all fx and talk:
hold down the right pedal for 2 seconds at the end of the song (let's you scroll < > thru presets).
store a blank (fx off) preset between each of your (fx on) presets.
Or you could just tap the left pedal to turn off the fx entirely.
I have had the VE 20 and the Digitech Vocalist Live for many years. Here is my quick comparison/review; I use the VE as a studio vocal effect. I put it in dry/mono mode (the Digitech doesn´t have this option) and the main use is recording harmonies on a separate track while recording the moain vocal performance. You can do harmonies with plugins in the DAW but I like the Boss harmonies a little better usually. I use the Digitech pedal for live playing because it has a key adapt system that listens to either the ambient sound or the guitar input to know what key for the harmonies. You can also set the key manually on the Digtech Vocalist which is the only option on the Boss pedal (no live adapt). The Digitech pedal has fallen apart a bit, the plastic cover over the screen comes off and the LED screen inside is loose now and moves around but I have been stomping on it for years and it has taken a lot more abuse than the Boss pedal. However, the contruction of the Digitech pedal is NOT as robust as the build of the Boss pedal in general. Both sound pretty similar IMHO when it comes to the quality of the effects. The Digitech has something called the Gold Channel which is for universal settings like low cut, EQ, etc. that gives you a general sound no matter which preset you are on and which can be deactivated manuallly for special cases. The Boss does not have anything like this. The Boss VE has a combo xlr-1/4" input jack while the Digitech only has xlr input. It´s nice to have both just in case you don´t have the right cable. Both pedals have loopers which can be used like a guitar looper or as a sound check tool. The Digitech has an anti-feedback option which works OK but has its limits. I have compared the sound of vocals straight into the PA, through the pedal to the PA and through the pedal and a digital mixer to the PA and it seems that straight into the PA, no pedal no digital mixer, always sounds the best playing live. It could just be the effects or the digital to analogue conversion (twice when going through the digital mixer) that causes this loss of clarity in the sound. I am NOT a purist when it comes to tone so if I am noticing this then for you who are very picky about sound quality you might really be bothered by this coloring of the tone. With the Boss you have the dry signal and you can mix the effects output in parallel to taste which sounds better to me than changing the effects levels on the Digitech which is the only way to mix the dry vocal and the effects. If I remember correctly, both units cost me around 300€ new. They both have their strong and weak points but if I could have only one I would probably go with the Boss VE 20 because of the dry/effects output option and because of the quality of construction. So these are some of the things that you might want to take into consideration when deciding on a vocal pedal.
Somehow the singing manner reminded me of Phoebe Buffay from Friends. Interesting review, thank you
Like "Smelly Cat"!! Lol
@@newcastlemusicstudios not the smelly cat, there was another one with lyrics "how was i supposed to know that my mum was dead in the kitchen"
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I really think this is a great pedal to add to any studio! Awesome review, very thorough!
thanks!
let me know if you have any review ideas
you got me with the lyrics "I need your touch dont need your love..."
Def Leppard!
Can we attach guitar and mic together in VE-20 for live performances ??
@@Harshmittal083 if you used a splitter, it may not sound the best with 2 signals going in however.
Can you remove presents so you just have a few? Thinking if I wanted a couple tops of custom delay øs and a couple more distorted for rougher vocals, don't wanna have to hold 2 secs and tap 18 times before the drop 😅 you can't have the looper active whilst changing through presents either? It's one of the others? So binding down for loops is always a mustang?
Must* fucking autocorrect
Presets* Bending down* wtf Samsung
You can just overwrite n save them, so yes.
However you can also go to a factory reset to recapture the original factory settings if you change your mind.
@@newcastlemusicstudios the for the answer måte! Sounds simple enough and like it ll sufficient nicely for what I was wishing for!
Hello, if both my guitar and microphone are connected to the Boss and 20, can I turn off the loop function on my microphone and apply the loop function only to my guitar?
Not if they are both going into the Boss VE20 through the same input.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I will connect my microphone with a separate cable and my guitar with a separate cable. So, my guitar and microphone will be connected to the boss ve 20 with separate cables, but I only want to use the looper feature on my guitar and I only want to use the harmony feature on the boss ve 20's microphone.
In other words, while I am singing the chorus of the song I want, I want to make a looper while playing the chorus on my guitar in the background, and then play the molodi solo with the guitar.
Please LOL Will somebody out there just show us the double or harmony with out any robotic effects!!! 😆 For the love of God please!!!! Most of us need one of these to do Acoustic gigs. Please somebody just show us real quick so we can buy one or not.
I did do a comparison of just Harmonies between these 2 pedals. If you think they sound "robotic" etc. that is part of the effect itself. The BOss VE20 Sounds more Synthetic or robotic than the Harmonies on the TC Helicon Voicelive Play.
@@newcastlemusicstudios okay yea I was wondering about the other one too. Never mind I’ll go with the other one LOL. Dude I can’t thank you enough for taken the time! The easiest thing you can give somebody is information people don’t see the Value in it these days.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I’ll be going with the helicon
Amen!
I wanna make one for my purposes.
Dual harmonies are the presets , multiple fx etc .
I found this helpful media.sweetwater.com/store/media/boss_ve20.pdf
Good job. I may not agree with everything you said, but I thought it was pretty candid and I appreciate the walkthrough on what this new machine I purchased can do!
Fair enough!
Thanks for the review buddy, you convinced me to buy one after giving it weeks of thought, appreciate it from Cape Town- South Africa.
Glad it helped! Good luck!
Hi Kim, did you get one? Worth it?? I'm considering it as a Christmas Gift for my 16 year old.
Also Cape Town, SA
@@newcastlemusicstudiosI bayed this element! Think it is good chois!
Got aa midi input for the keyboard for instant chord changes to follow you, and save 3rd &5th and pitch correction?
It has pitch correction. I am not sure what the exact question is??
Will the pedal supply it's own phantom power ? Example: for a Beta87a .
Yes it has 48v phantom power. So nothing extra needed there!
At 17:38 you seem to cut out while explaining something, could you maybe tell me what that was?
I think I almost mistakenly said something so edited itnouy. Basically if u have it set for Harmony On/Off via foot pedal control but want a different preset you have to turn the knob to change preset. You can of course disengage the harmony foot control so u can instead use the pedal to switch presets with your foot.
Its one or the other which via foot pedal. Which is kind irritting if it is ment as a floor unit verus hand controlled.
Hey Newcastle, Ok so I have a Roland street cube amp, the boss ve20 pedal, the xlr male to female cable to join them, the shure clip on mic for my sax, what else is there to add to this pedal or is nothing else needed ? People are talking about an “interface?” Cheers
You only need an interface if you want to record the music into your computer. Otherwise it sounds like you are okay. 2 xlr cables.
Do you *have* to put the key for every preset? Like, if I just wanted to use the doubler, I would need to put in the key? that sorta weird, cause most software doublers don't make you do that. /:
You dont need to have to choose a KEY or Use Pitch Correction at all. It is off on most standard stock presets. You can of course turn it off if it is already on a preset.... then SAVE it as a Custom Preset.
If I misunderstood let me know. Ill try n clear your questions up.
Tobias proud of you, Man! And Im going to buy! I need this on stage, to sign darkwave and ebm! Thanx!
Rock on! I love GHOST!! teh new album has some good songs... Also I am more of a guitar player and cannot sing much.. but if you are somewhat decent, the BOSS VE 20 can really help add an extra layer of shine to your Vocals.... Best of luck!
I think TC Helicon might have the wood over this. Can you use a usb for backing track sing along with headphones? Nonetheless love the No. 7 Echoes preset.
I agree the TC Helicon Voicelive has more options, more presets , more effects. TC helicon is a little cheaper but the Boss can be used with batteries.
There is no USB port on the Boss VE20. There is not even a. Aux input. The only input is for headphones... Which makes sense because it is portable. The TC Helicon has an Aux input.
I've used TC products for over 15 years. TC Voicelive touch, Voicelive Touch 2, SingThing, Voiceworks plus etc. Now I've purchased Boss VE-500. It has significantly better sound quality's and much more tunable. Finally, harmonies sound realistic, not artificial. Effects are okay, I made the presets identical to In the air tonight, Cher etc
Hey thanks for this video. I just got mine used and am learning to use it through your videos. Question- I have the Boss VE5 which has my favorite effect of all times, "Hard Scream". That effect isn't on the VE20. Is there a way to download it/create it? It's the main effect I use on my VE5. Thanks!
Not too sure if you can upload on it. The actual hardware I think is kind of old for 2020. I'll check into it n let u know if it's possible. Maybe u could combine effects to achieve it.. but unsure at the moment.
Newcastle Music Studios thanks for checking for me. If not, I’ll just selling and keep the VE5. Do you do any reviews of the HC Telicon vocal processors? I like your reviews and tutorials.
All I see is hard tune under pitch correction And electric which is not so desireable effect. Yah I did a review on the TC Helicon Voicelive Play. It is more diverse and has more functions than the Boss VE 20. It overall is better if you want to be more creative and in depth with your delay reverb And other effects. The TC Helicon does have a couple Scream effects that are quite interesting to say the least .
@@newcastlemusicstudios Thanks. Maybe I'll sell mine and try the Voicelive Play. I'll check out your review.
Great vids! I'm trying to diagnose why the distortion effect is significantly lower in volume versus the primary setup. When I have the headphones on, the volume level matches when I "kick" the distortion on, but when connected live, it is barely discernible. I set the harmony pedal to control the on/off for the distortion. I'm running a mono signal via XLR to our mix which is connected to powered speakers. I'm curious if you've experienced something similar and know how to solve the issue. I've played with the "parts" levels and panned the effect to the L, but that hasn't fixed the issue. I've searched forums, etc. and haven't found a good solve. Any insight is appreciated.
Otherwise, the pedal has been a great addition.
I would guess its the effect is weakened quite a bit when you use the Mono xlr ouput. If you hear it normal in stereo headphones. Strange when you tried both sides yiu didnt get the desired effext.
Maybe in settings there is a differentiatuin for stereo versus mono effects. I know there are levels. Also consider if you using a dynamic mic the effects always seem much weaker versus a condenser.
Ill have a look at it tonight see if it the same on my unit.
Just ordered one today! Can’t wait to use 6 voice preset #15 with my saxophone.
I think you will like it!
Hey man…
Just wondering about the boss ve-20. Your review is 3 years ago. Do you still like it?
Thanks…
Mike
I like it. However prefer the TC Helicon voicelive play pedal.. similar price, more versatile, more FX, more functions, more presets.
It does however not have battery portability like the boss VE 20.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I prefer your 2nd video about the BossVE-20 way way better.
Even brand new it does not come with a DC power source. The AA battery slot is considered the "main" power source.
Which is ridiculous!
@@newcastlemusicstudios oh totally!!
Can you use multiple effects at once? For instance, say I want to use distortion, reverb, and a delay all at once.
Yes.
Congrats for the video. Just a short question: the output phone jack has all of the effect and is amplified? Or should be used with an amplifier if I want to monitor myself? I mean, can I use it as a in ear monitor directly with the headphones? Thanks!
Yes all the effects output to the headphone jack for personal monitor use.
How to apply harmony while singing the main melody?
The pedal has a dual function.
Function:
1. Step on pedal to engage harmoney effect.
2. Step and hold both pedals to disengage harmony...
Now step on either side of pedal to go up and down through presets.
Ill double chwck step 2.... as i forget but am pretty sure u step on both to go back to preset pedal control
Any other questiins let me know. Thanks.
Right pedal engages harmony. So step on right pedal and off to add a harmony for main melody.
Left pedal from get go does a BYPASS.
I THINK STEPPING ON BOTH PEDALS AROUND 5 seconds engages abikity to step through presets.
You can also step on or off/ or push the phrase loop button with your foot if possible to go directly back to making the right pedal TURN ON HARMONY etc.
Thank you so much
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hi fella. like your videos. nice presentation.
Thanks!
Hello. What type of microphone must connect in Ve 20 ? Dynamic or condenser?
You can use both.
Condenser for Recording music.
Dynamic for Live Music.
I have question ! Do you think they have gate effect on dynamic option ? I hope they have it so ..
Yes it has Dynamic tone option, you can adjust. It doesn't have a typical Gate, it has options like Preamp, distortion etc. I have a 2nd video that explains how u make presets and shows all the control Functions. ruclips.net/video/TJFIV30Yl98/видео.html
Thank you it was very helpful
Awesome!
Can you chain this to another pedal? Since it truth, it is a pedal, can i connect this to like, a chorus or delay pedal? If i can, id really would appreciate some help!
Yah, just use a short cable with xlr or 1/4. Like a Video of how to chain them up? Yes I could make that video easily .
@@newcastlemusicstudios yes pleaseeeeee
I have an ehx vocoder pedal, and i plan on chaining those two together
@@ajcloribel9975 I'll work on it today and hopefully have it uploaded tonight.
@@ajcloribel9975 ruclips.net/video/wzr4l3sxr8U/видео.html
Does anyone know what amp you need to fit the boss ve20 pedal. You know so that when you play an instrument the actual sound can come out as these don’t have built in speakers do they. Thanks
They have a headphone jack.
Newcastle Music Studios what does that mean ? Thanks
Newcastle Music Studios I want to use it for busking and at home for vids
@@YannsKitchenUK you plug it directly into an audio interface , P.A. Amp. My suggestion would be to turn off the Reverb when using it for busking. I use to sing n play live works great.
Newcastle Music Studios this is the problem I don’t understand any of this jargon. I don’t know what an audio interface is or what it does.
Love it thanks for the review man!
Thanks!
I like the double voice one, kinda beatles-y
I've jused a few harmony pedals and in the end I went back to this one, its very user friendly, I found it easier to navigate the controls to find out what does what than use the manual. I also have a Boss Guitar GT-1 pedal again very user friendly so I guess am a Boss fan.
Thanks for sharing!
OMG THE ROBOT IS MY PERFECT PETER STEELE CHANNELL FOR TYPE O COVERS
Awesome!
Boss ve 20 Or Boss ve 8
Which you recommand me ??
Wel if you prefer to plug n your guitar and you want to directly improve the harmony via the plug in your voice may mix much better or easy to hear on the ear... you have to mic the ve 20 for that a day the auto pitch correction would likely mess up the guitar...
They are both around $300 USD
The advantage of the boss ve 20 is more specific to just singers...
Versus
Singer guitar players.
The Boss ve-2 also is easier to use with a basic interface.
U wrote Ve-8
But I think u meant the Ve-2
@@newcastlemusicstudios no I said boss ve 8 which have guiter, vocal and loop process, I just want to know is boss ve 8 is good option for acoustic player or shall I go with boss ve 20 and buy another pedel for guiter ?
I was hoping to find a Harmonizer/Effect pedal that will read guitar input and operate on batteries. Genderization of the harmonies would be a bonus.
Don't need the goofy ass robot noises, (Not only) Boss should really look at and focus performers' practical needs. I have had several harmony boxes over the last couple of decades. I can see the the plusses and minuses of this box. I'd go with another unit.
There is the Tc Helicon voicelive acoustic (i think its called). It has the extra 1/4 input for the guitar to harmonize with. It does not take batteries is the downside! Not sure either if it uses the guitar signal as a source of harmonizing note/chord.
@@newcastlemusicstudios I mostly use the TC Hel. Harmony G XT, bc its quick and dirty and sounds excellent. Features are strong too. I also have several others including the TC VL3X. Incredible unit. Too much in most cases.
I liked the battery feature in the Boss, but it looks a bit slow for operation on the fly.
Boss VE-500, Boss VE-8 will do the work
Can you control how much harmony?????
You can control the type, single double or triple harmony etc. As far modulating the volume on the effect.... Ill have to look at it later today to answer that part.
@@newcastlemusicstudios LOL thank you. I watch a tun of reviews on this and some people are even skipping the double/harmony part of it. For us that actually need something with that Feature Grueling 3-hour bar sets by our selves that’s the only thing on it that has any real Value as long as it doesn’t make us sound like a robot.
@@mrchops4099 I understand. The TC Helicon Voicelive Play is far more Advanced in its ability to produce a Range of Harmony/Double Voice/Chorus Effects. The boss VE20 is very basic and does not necessarily cater to people who want more control over the Harmony aspect.
@@mrchops4099 also to answer the 1st Question... YES you can Adjust =Level within the Harmony setup... it goes 0-100 0 being you can barely hear the Harmony and 100 is fully audible Harmony... within that Harmony Setting you can also adjust the type/gender/key etc. Hope that answers your questions Level 50 is pretty smooth and not so robotic or synthetic sounding.
@@newcastlemusicstudios yes it does thanks Brotha🤘🏼. I might get one I’ve become way more confident I wonna use mostly my voice but I would love to double it for some I’m probably gonna end up getting one now LOL. Thanks for actually taking the time looks like this’ll be the one. O yea I’m subscribin too! 🎶🤘🏼😘
Do you know if you can have some of the harmony voices to sound like a man? Great video! Thank you!!!!
Yes you can choose Gender and change octave to make it deeper.
@@newcastlemusicstudios awesome! I will play around with this.
Excellent video and good effort
Thanks
Hi there. Is there a compressor in this vocal processor?
No it does not have a compressor. Just a preamp with different setting and a threshold.
@@newcastlemusicstudios thanks a lot!
@@andrezarazzante7415 sure!
Dynamics means compression, so yes, there is. It would have been nice if the reviewer had read up on that and the pitch correction (which has soft, hard and two other settings not shown here). As they were the two things I was most interested in, I found that section of the review, which was a bit like suffering your average big store computer salesman who knows sod all about computers, quite annoying.
Found this very useful thanks for sharing. I’m learning to play guitar and want to be able to sing along without making it sound absolutely awful (I’m not a good singer at all). I’m learning to sing but want something to help along the way. Will this help me sound in tune etc or do you really need to know how to sing first?
No not necessarily. I mean some people are good at naturally bending their vocals chords to sing one note to the next. I also not very good at the whole singing thing. The great thing about singing and playing guitar at the same time, is you should be able to hear and match the pitch of the guitar chord as you sing along versus just singing solo with no instrument. So you are on the right track.
@@newcastlemusicstudios thankyou and thanks for taking the time to reply 😊
Can use condenser mic?
Yes!
Yes!
Hi which microphone do you need to get the sound to come out please?
A dynamic or condenser microphone will both work.
Thanks for the review! Are you able to record one phrase loop on top of another and playback as a track to sing with?
yes you can add a 2nd recorded loop on top of the 1st
@@newcastlemusicstudios thanks so much! Pity it's only 2, but a great start for a beginner a guess?
@@chantellevisser9395 You mean you can only Loop 2 times? Well it appears mine can do it at least 4 times. However after just 3 voices/3times, it becomes a lot louder.
does this thing have an octaver ?
Yes you can go up and down in octaves and change gender which does something similar.
Muchas gracias por tu tutorial. Saludos
Denada amigo!
hi..
there are no plugs for the guitar, so this device cannot auto harmonize?
Correct. It has just one input and 2 ouputs. You could use a small mixer and run your vocals/guitar through that to one output then through the BOSS VE 20.
@@newcastlemusicstudios
The Voicebox unit has two inputs and outputs one for the mic and the other for your instrument. Control is analogue and has a vocoder feature which senses the key that you are playing and automatically generates the appropriate harmony.
I've owned both VE20 and Voicebox and in terms of user friendly interfaces there's no comparison. The VE20 does have pitch correct which purists argue is claiming credit on stage for someone else's work ie the developer. But that's another rabbit hole.
Boss VE-500 or VE-8 will do auto harmonize with guitar
Can use my cordles mic on this ?
If your cordless mic sends to a 1/4 inch jack receiver. If it is 16th inch yould need to use the adapter.
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Sicher
keep it going...!
thanks!
Hi, I am struggling to find any tutorials that show you how to program in new (or altered) sounds into the blank spots. How do you do this?
Yes... Do u mean program in MIDI actual sound or the music itself??
Is there a specific midi program Like Massive? That you use?
@@newcastlemusicstudios Thanks for replying. I mean, I would like to use Distorition, however alter the pre-set distortion, so perhaps add some reverb etc, and then program that sound into one of the empty spaces.
@@LTMusicAus yah I can make a Boss ve20 program yr own preset video.
@@LTMusicAus it will take ma like 2 hours to get that video up.
What dynamics do ?
Dynamics affects how loud/quiet your voice will be. So Boss VE20 Dynamics with "Enhance" should make your vocals louder kind of like a compressor. In theory it should "even" out the Volume of your Vocals.
@@newcastlemusicstudios so i don't have to use it
@@yousefchalbix no
Effects are a fun toy for about 5 minutes.
To actually use it, how's the compression function?
Its ok, somewhat noticeable.
I bought this pedal, the quality is not good enough to use on stage, the effects are robotic and take you out of tune if you have a decent voice. No good for a band, no sent and return, this pedal is an expensive toy that does not come close to some other Boss products. Anyone thinking about buying this then DON'T. Waste of money, Hyped up and overrated. .over priced, no power supply comes with the pedal, Absolute rubbish. I will be selling my pedal, two weeks old.
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THANK YOU for pointing out that there are some of us out there that are Bad Vishion ///LMAO ROF /// im 68 blind as a bat these things are very hard to see ....
I hear that. Things get a bit blurry for me too sometimes!
I used to have the old digitech voc300. It was almost as bad as the rp100 guitar pedal 🤣
I just reviewed the digitech voc 300. It has obvious design flaws and is somewhat useless inside the studio setting. Yes the digitech guitar pedals have horrible distortion.. very fake sounding!
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you sound like tom verlaine from Television bro
You sounded like you might loose your voice pretty quickly. Sing from the gut. If you can feel it in your throat it's just going to get worse.
I'm sure you have heard this before, but if not... Well, there you go. I tried to be a vocal coach but never been able to gather clients or people who actually want coaching. Most people take it personally, lol.
I dont take it personally. I know I am not much of a singer. I have tried my hand at singing off n on because I could never find a Singer for the Songs I have written. I can sing some stuff more gutterly as you put it, however I lose the ability to enunciate and overall hit the proper notes when i do sing in the proper fashion.
Some Songs in Dmajor/Gmajor/Cmajor I can sing pretty normal and dont sound so horrible....
Unfortunetly I have always been drawn to writing and singing songs in the A minor or other minor keys and when I try n sing those my fairly high octave range drops pretty low as I have issues bending from one note to the next note. Everyday I practice is a small learning experience I just try to share these FX Pedal Box TOOLS, like the Boss VE20/TC Helicon with other who perhaps whom of which have a much better singing voice but just want to spice it up and add some FX. Thanks for watching!
@@newcastlemusicstudios well, singing is about 75% confidence. not everyone can be amazing but everyone can get better.
thanks bro!
Welcome!
I have one, and it doesn't come with the 9v adapter, even brand new. Most effects pedals don't.
Ok sure. I have bought with n without. So yah I hear ya.
thanks for the review
you are welcome
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Ghost!
CAN YOU LOWER THAT REVERB THO. Some of these effects would be so much cooler if that reverb wasn't so heavy on all of them
Yes, you can have several types of reverb, hall 1, hall 2, plate, room, ambience, etc. You can use room reverb it's very light. Or turn the reverb completely off, same with delay you can adjust the time to decrease echo etc.
I’m trying to be civil and respectful but your singing makes it hard to😂 personally I think anyone should spend $400.00 on vocal training before they buy a $400.00+ vocal processor.
You get what you put in it.
It’s no antares, but it’s good for your coffee shop shows.
Good demonstration. Just thought your choice of lyrics were HILARIOUS! 😂
Well that was the point of the video. Can someone singing lousy shine up their vocals with a Vocal pedal?
If u listen to the radio, i think less than 10% of what you hear has not been significantly digitally processed with similar tools.
When big performers go out live with an audio tech running a mixer board with FX including auto tune like tech.. they often still manage to sound horrendous. I made this video a long time ago, i didnt think anyone would watch it.
Overall a vocal coach could help.
I can sing n harmonize decent with a piano and a guitar.. without an instrument to harmonize with... i struggle to hit the right notes or sound flat.
Thanks for watching, lol!
Mmmmmm definitely not sure about this.
A lot of people say tc helicon pedals are better... But more expensive too!
@Newcastle Music Studios -- Thanks, I'm convinced that you're right.
The TC VoiceLive is by far the best. The harmonies in the VE-20 sound very robotic and unnatural. TC VoiceLive might cost 4 times more, but I think it's definitely worth it.
@@newcastlemusicstudiosnot right. The quality of Boss is better
I owned one of these and for me it was Hell on a stick. It's great for beating tent pegs into the ground as long as you don't mind ruining the tent pegs.
I can think of something better with two pedals that's far more useful.
The instruction book is written by geeks who assume you have a PHD in electronics. It's operation is a plethora of digital menus and sub menus that will leave you feeling that you need the services of a therapist and certainly not needing a barber as their will be no hair on your head to pull out. The frustration will leave you placing the thing in the box and having to spend the immediate future nursing your buyers remorse.
I would hope that the remaining stock could be used to build a very expensive colorful red brick wall.
Not in my opinion the best Boss invention by a long chalk.
It definitely takes time to figure it, especially the loop effect.
@@newcastlemusicstudios
I bought the Voicebox. Which is totally analogue control and requires about 15 min twiddling before your up and running. It has a row of knobs just like an amp and sounds amazing. For me, less is more. User friendly interfaces are everything especially if you suffer mild dyslexia.
Developers should spend time getting to know their customers.
Your reviews are great buddy and very in-depth, but brother, you’ve gotta learn how to sing!
Bro... Thanks lol. I've been working on it a lot since last Fall.
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@@newcastlemusicstudios how do I hook it up to bose s1
@@antonioferrera9474 like the Bose Speaker system??
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I clicked dislike on this video, NOT because of the VE20, but "Your" presentation of this product.
From a first time user's prospective, you presented this product in an all over the place fashion lol.
Ok, I know you just got it, but it would have helped if you had of "Learned" it a bit better Sir.
Nonetheless, this machine is far more expansive than what you have shown in this video.
Each preset, and further be tweaked in it's different settings.
Let's take "Three Part Harmony," You have your voice, a third, and a fifth.
Each part can be given it's own separate parameters, to fine tune it to exactly the way you want it to sound.
Key of C for instance,, you are singing in C, the third which would be E, can have it's own setting/depth.
Make that third should like a female, male, or whatever.
Be a bit louder, harsher, more reverb, or whatever, and so forth.
I use to own this machine, and HATE, TOTALLY HATE that I sold it after my PC broke.
I'd actually like to see a REDO of this video, when and after you actually learn it, and take your time to FULLY show off the power of this machine.
Tip on singing bro, breath, and don't whine, nor sing through your nose, for you sing Rock, so you should ROCK THAT.
Sure. I think you are talking about doing a 60 minute in depth tutorial/ or set of videos on functionality down to the most obscure level, that may not relate too many basic "punch in" users. Many people, from my experience want solid presets and that's what I tried mostly to present. I did make it clear at the end of the video, if you watched it all? that it takes time to fully grasp ALL the capabilities of the BOSS VE20. There are many other other reviews on this, lol, if you want to see "all over the place" click on a few of those :)
hey I just started messing around with this any tips and pointers on how to remove any hissing or white noise type of sounds ? im unsure if its the boss ve or if its my interface or laptop.. or all.. im just lost.
Probably your interface fam. If it’s on too high then the vocal will be distorted. But people have issues with the hissing idk. Don’t have one but I have hissing issues too. Make sure you’re in a quiet ass room. But yea turn the volume down on the interface. The hissing probably won’t go away though I have hissing all the time haha I record in a car though
Wow. Why don't you make your own video if you know so well how others should make theirs?
Wow make your own video you douche. You seem to be the professional here. This video convinced me to buy one so I liked it