@rodtompkinsmusic Hiya, thanks for the positive feedback, glad you liked Tom's demo - I'll certainly pass that onto him :).Yes, the Aux in will work with other instruments and it is looped. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Hiya, Yes, you can definitely control many of the aspects of VoiceLive Touch via the Switch-3 footswitch or via MIDI. THe Switch -3 has several presets which are tailored to suit several common uses whereas there is also a full MIDI implementation list starting from page 28 of the VoiceLive Touch manual which can be downloaded for free via the TC-Helicon website.
@concourselvis The VoiceLive Touch is designed for the singer to have control while performing live via a touch screen whilst the VoiceWorks Plus is a rack unit which makes it slightly more geared towards other settings - you could still use it live though and many people do. They are both fantastic products but each have a different approach. Maybe the best thing to do is try both units out at a dealer near you. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@ncheriyan Hiya, The USB Connector is used for connecting the VoiceLive Touch to a computer, for version updates and MIDI communication. Note that the USB connection does not provide power for the unit. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@ncheriyan Hiya, The manual for VoiceLive Touch should be online for download mid September. I would recommend you wait until that's available as there is a lot of info to cover here. VoiceLive 2 still remains the most editable and powerful vocal processor on the market today. VoiceLive Touch is a completely different creature geared more towards looping, harmony and effects live via the touch screen. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Hiya, Unfortunately the loops are not stored on power cycle and are erased when restarting the unit. However, your favourite presets and tweaks to that preset can be stored. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@ozzy4416 Hiya, Simply set the key you're using (or use midi/guitar) and the notes will correspond to the closest note you are singing. HardTune is a more robotic sounding effect as found in a lot of current popular music whereas the subtle autchromatic pitch correction is more for polishing your general vocal sound. Check out the manual which is downloadable for free via the TC-Helicon website for more details. Best wishes, Joey
@metatron1274 Hiya, One of the key features of the VoiceLive Touch is that you can easily mount the unit on your mic stand and use the touchscreen to change settings "on-the-fly" as opposed to tap dancing around a floor unit. When the optional Switch-3 is added you can control certain functions via your feet if you so desire.
@TheCorbomites Hiya, The inputs that you named can all be used for the generation of harmony voices. Also, you can use the midi inputs for this aswell! VoiceLive Touch supports all of these different types of harmony generation.The loop is only sent to the output so it is unable to be used for further processing within the unit - great suggestion though. I have forwarded this on to the TC-Helicon office on your behalf. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@LightsOutMan Hiya, While you can get close to that effect by using the transducer effects and hardtune in the VoiceLive Touch - I would suggest that what you really need is a vocoder. You might be interested in checking out the VoiceTone Synth as it's excellent for these types of effects. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@musicnewalbum HIya, The VoiceLive Touch actually has more editability for harmonies than the Harmony-M. There are several options in both products but basically the Harmony -M is designed to be the most simple to use and cost effective option for creating harmonies via MIDI. The manuals for both products are available for download via the TC-Helicon website - it may be worth having a look at these for more info on what each unit is capable of. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@Bigduck1212 Hiya, The hardtune effect on VoiceLive Touch is directly comparable to the one found on Synth. The only difference with Synth is that it's the only TC-Helicon unit that has a Vocoder inside. If you really want vocoding then Synth is the one to go for. However, if it is the actual T-Pain effect you are after then this is only hardtune (not vocoding) and the VoiceLive Touch will do this without any issues whatsoever. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@molltophil Hiya, Yes - the VoiceLive Touch has several tone presets for automatic EQ and compression. Whilst they're not completely editable as on the VoiceLive 2 they are definitely suitable for most uses. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@concourselvis Hiya, I may not be able to cover all of the points here - the best way would probably be to check out the manuals for both products via free download at TC-Helicon's website. However, here's a little info to get you started...
@djwinger2003 Hiya, If you're just after vocal effects and adaptive tone/eq/compression/de-essing and would be happy with some general tweaking options rather than specific editability then the Create XT is a great choice. It's simple, easy to use and designed for you to use your ears to tweak the presets to your liking. There are no harmony features. The VoiceLive Touch offers harmony, looping and a little bit of specific editability on key areas.
@ntziDevs Hiya, Yes - the VoiceLive Touch contains all of the adaptive engineer effects (EQ, Compression, De-essing) as well as pitch correction. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@RideHanna Hiya, Just a thought - have you enabled phantom power as you will need this for the microphone you're using. You can do this in the setup menu which is entered by pressing and holding the "mix" button. If this doesn't solve the issue then please don't hesitate to get in touch with TC-Helicon's support team. Best wishes, Joey @TC-Helicon
Hiya all, Just to let you know the manuals are now up on the TC-Helicon website under the support section which you can download for free to really get an in depth idea of what this product can do and how to use it. You can also keep up to date on new announcements via TC-Helicon's blog. Thanks for your interest! Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@yoshisuniverse Hiya, Yes, you can definitely use this to record and there are several ways this can be done. Check out the full manual for the VoiceLive Touch which is downloadable for free via the TC-Helicon website for more info. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@metatron1274 Hiya, Unfortunately there is no tweakable parametric EQ in the VoiceLive Touch, however there are 10 tone styles that give variations on the amount of high frequency gain as well as the state of the adaptive gate. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@concourselvis Hiya, For making the T-Pain / Cher effect you will need "Hardtune". This effect isn't available in the VoiceWorks Plus but it's definitely available in the VoiceLive Touch. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@metatron1274 VoiceLive Touch is not genre dependant, there's certainally a host of effects that you'd find useful on a rock and roll gig! Do stay tuned, there's more videos to come which will reveal more of VoiceLive Touch's secrets. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@concourselvis The VoiceLive Touch doesn’t have the same voice modelling ability as VoiceWorks Plus although it does have the ability to alter gender on the harmony voices. There are many differences between these 2 units which is mainly due to the fact that the VL Touch uses the new natural play algorithms as found in VoiceLive 2 and is a much newer unit featuring looping capabilities also.
@mcs88keys Hiya, Yes you can connect both at the same time and define which one is to be used per preset. Basically you can set a preset as guitar and another as midi - this way it will know which one to use for which song. The VoiceLive 2 remains the most comprehensive product we do. However, it is really a choice of what you feel personally suits you and your needs. I definitely suggest trying both out at your local TC-Helicon dealer. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@dogmiagy Hiya, without an instrument you'd need to set a key or scale so that it has some idea what you want it to harmonise to musically. Thanks for your interest! Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Unfortunately I can't post links as comments in RUclips but if you search the support section of the TC-Helicon website you should find a link to the manual (for the MIDI implementation list) and also a page listing the Switch-3 presets on the support FAQ section. Hope this helps! Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
hi! so i´m really keen on this wonderful touch pad! i want to ask this: concerning the harmony preset, how does it work, if ur not using an instrument to control the harmonies? Does the Touch detect automatically the note/pitch, and acompanies me along my singing? Or do i need an instrument, like say a keybord, to do such? i´m not that good of an instrumentist, so i was hoping the Touch would harmonize whatever i sing, without the need of a midi instrument.. Thanks!!
@JoelOlivaresMusic Hiya Joel, The VoiceLive 2 and VoiceLive Touch are completely different creatures and the VoiceLive Touch shoulkdn't be thought of as an upgrade to VoiceLive 2. The VoiceLive Touch features looping and the touchscreen and is designed with looping at the forefront.
@Bigduck1212 HIya, There is a full MIDI implementation list in the manual that is a vailable for free download on the TC-Helicon website (starting from page 24). Hope this helps. Best wishes, Joey
Nice. Sounds good, any questions: 1 - Is possible memorize loops ? Is there memory for save loops ? Can save to PC ? 2 - Is possible to design your own harmonies? How ? Thank you.
@CamNacson @CamNacson Hiya, Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with the VoiceLive Touch. I can assure you that the issues you mentioned are not normal and many users are nejoying their units without the problems that you've mentioned. It may have been a setup issue that caused this, did you contact support? Can I also ask where you purchased the product? Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@tchelicon Thanks Joey! After watching a Voicelive Touch demonstration by proaudiostar / winksound I think I'm sold on the Touch. Great bit of kit! Just one more question: Are all the features on the Create XT also available on the Touch? For instance you mentioned adaptive tone, eq, compression and de-essing.
What is the midi implementation on this? I'm seeing a lot of stopping of the guitar playing to hand tap buttons in this demo, which definitely wouldn't work for me. Could some or all of that be avoided with a midi foot controller or will only the proprietary 3 button foot switch work?
@freeblade99 Hiya, Some users may prefer the "plug and play" approach to the way the Singles have been designed. It really depends on what the user feels most comfortable with and is certainly handy when you're after specific single effects rather than a "one box" solution. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@tchelicon This looks like a cool product. I just bought a Voicelive 2 and while I like it, the floor aspect is making me rethink whether I want to get this instead. I am a keyboard player...I realize that with the footswitches are excellent for guitarists, but being a keyboard player, I am not too concerned about it. If the # of simultaneous effects and the types of effects are same as voicelive2, I might go with this instead.
@concourselvis Hiya, You're very welcome. The VoiceLive Touch doesn't contain the gender ability as contained in the C1. However, you're definitely able to make harmonies while retaining the hardtune effect. I would suggest you try out all your options at your local TC-Helicon dealer before making a final decision :). Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
Great demo, Tom! I'm curious if the Aux input would be suitable for a digital piano or synth. Also, can the aux input be looped? It would be way cool to put in some loop layers with Rhodes, vibes, piano, whatever (voice, too) and then play/sing on top. Even without looping on the Aux input, I could do most of my solo gigs and leave the mixer home. I'd use the VoiceLive Touch to mix my digital piano and voice, the run the stereo out to a pair of powered speakers. I currently use a Harmony M.
great and impressive video-looping. i got one of this product. i think it would be great 1 more block also on unit for guitar and vocal , i mean for setup of guitar detailed. to no not need a real mixer:)
@JoelOlivaresMusic You still have the ability to edit some important parameters like style and gender - but the VoiceLive 2 remains the most editable product we make. Many customers will probably want to use both units together for the ultimate experience. I'll send you a link to a comparison chart via a message :). Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hello TC Helicon. After having watched demos about harmonies, I like both but, please could you tell me which is better between voice live touch and voiceworks plus for making a "T pain/ Cher like" autotune effect? Thank you very much.
How come "scale" makes the lower "octave" harmony follow the voice while "auto" makes it drone at one note? Is there no way to get "auto" but with the lower "octave" actually being a full octave shift?
@natedawg4lyfe Hiya, VoiceLive Touch comes with over 200 factory presets. There is a great FAQ in the support section of TC-Helicon's website that does a comparison of features between VoiceLive 2 and VoiceLive Touch which you might find helpful (sorry, RUclips doesn't allow me to paste links here). Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hey i've bought one, a couple of months ago and i'm loving it...the only problem is that i either get feedback or the rest of the band is coming through my microphone making everything muddy. Do you have some kind of tip for that?
@tchelicon Dear Joey, Can you please give me your expert advice on what settings to use for a nice reverb for lead voice??. I have been trying to find one but sometimes there is too much and sometimes too little. Thanks in advance for the l helpful hint. Oh by the way I bought the Voice Live Touch and am looking forward to purchasing the special mic that just came out by TC Helicon! Kind regards, Rosemary
I am lead singer of a 6 pc band but I don't play an instrument. I already have VoiceLive1, and its great, but I only use it for harmonies.VoiceLive Touch seems a great option...my question is: can the keys of the songs be stored in memory as in VoiceLive 1?
@TChelicon I've spent the entire week trying to find one single unit of your products on display, so I could actually try it in person, but I've had no luck so far. I even went to the biggest Guitar Center and SamAsh in hollywood, and even they didn't have one on display. One salesperson did finally open one box, but he just handed me the manual and walked away! Not a single person knows anything about these products.Would you be able to suggest a location in LA where I could try the units?
i read the manual on-line wrt looping. However, there is something that is not clear. If the total time for mono loops is 60 seconds, then how does that relate to overdubs (layers). For example, if you start a loop and then play/sing for 60 seconds - presumably that 60 second loop will play back forever if you want. Can you then add additional layers to that 60 second loop, or are you done at that point? ideally you could overdub as much as you want and then the loop just merges.
@magoo72thinline Hiya Magoo, Yes - it is possible to do this. I have just sent you a message with a link to a great example of this with a VoiceLive 2 (it hasn't been tried with the VoiceLIve Touch yet, however I would imagine it would work just as well!). However, please still bear in mind that this product was specifically designed for voice so we cannot guarantee any results with other input sources :). Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
@Chicago10281 Hiya, You sure can :). If you're wanting harmonies with your backing track then you'd want to send your backing track via the AUX input. Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hi Joey. How does this compare to the Voicetone Create XT. I'm not sure which one to get. The touchpad feature isn't a big deal to me so I'm really just concerned about effects and creativity.
@tchelicon oh ok, so i can set different key/scales? nice! and can i set, for example, C, Dminor and G, to use in one specific song, and recall them whenever i need them, just by touching a specific key on the Touch? would it take too much time to change the keys/scales that i require, or can i pre-set them like i would do with the effects?? or maybe it would be easier to just get a tiny keybord to "play" the harmonies i am looking for??.. thanks for ur patience =)
I checked out the specs on the voicelive touch: I didn't find pitch correction, rhythmic effects, digital I/O, only 1 MIDI port instead of 3. Voicelive 2 doesn't have VLOOP or touch/slidescreen which are awesome. What is the USB used for? Editing? or can it support direct audio into the computer sequencer like Cubase?
HELP!! I'm trying to decide between the voicetone touch and the voicetone synth! What im looking for is the t-pain hardtune effects for live gigs and the harmonies for studio use. The harmony sounds from this unit but what about the hardtune effects? Cant get a demonstration online anywhere:( Or would i be better off buying the separate synth unit?
TCHELICON, What are the differences between Voicelive 2 Ver 1.2 and this? (Obviously Voice Touch is touch pad which is great with the 60 sec looping)...but what else does one have the other doesn't? (eg: do they both have the same number of simultaneous effects block, does Voice Touch have rhythmic effects from Ver 1.2 of Voicelive2, etc?)
Wow - just got this two days ago and am starting to figure her out. Powerful! However, I'm not crazy about the manual. Is there anything else in PDF or otherwise that explains a bit more in-depth about the VoiceLive's capabilities and how to easily get to them?
@micheledio123 Hiya, Gotcha. You could check out the VoiceLive 2 via TC-Helicon's website. You could also go for one of the single VoiceTone pedals (Harmony-G XT - guitar triggered harmonies or Harmony-M - Midi controlled harmonies... but neither of them include the gender changing feature). Best wishes, Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hello, please could you tell me what's the best between a voice live touch and a voiceworks plus(weak and strong points from each of them)? Can we use any voicemodelling-like effects on the voice live touch? The prices are quiet the same between both ! Thank you.
This machine is 10+ years old and still is the best out there
I love how he really enjoys doing what he does :)
@rodtompkinsmusic Hiya, thanks for the positive feedback, glad you liked Tom's demo - I'll certainly pass that onto him :).Yes, the Aux in will work with other instruments and it is looped.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Hiya, Yes, you can definitely control many of the aspects of VoiceLive Touch via the Switch-3 footswitch or via MIDI. THe Switch -3 has several presets which are tailored to suit several common uses whereas there is also a full MIDI implementation list starting from page 28 of the VoiceLive Touch manual which can be downloaded for free via the TC-Helicon website.
Great demo and very nice performing at end!
Zeppelin! it sounds really good i'd love one
I'm waiting for mine! :D Such a great product!
@concourselvis The VoiceLive Touch is designed for the singer to have control while performing live via a touch screen whilst the VoiceWorks Plus is a rack unit which makes it slightly more geared towards other settings - you could still use it live though and many people do. They are both fantastic products but each have a different approach.
Maybe the best thing to do is try both units out at a dealer near you.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
How's the quantize feature? I want to successfully loop without a metronome. Does it pick up on the tempo pretty efficiently?
@ncheriyan Hiya, The USB Connector is used for connecting the VoiceLive Touch to a computer, for version updates and MIDI communication. Note that the USB
connection does not provide power for the unit.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@ncheriyan Hiya, The manual for VoiceLive Touch should be online for download mid September. I would recommend you wait until that's available as there is a lot of info to cover here. VoiceLive 2 still remains the most editable and powerful vocal processor on the market today. VoiceLive Touch is a completely different creature geared more towards looping, harmony and effects live via the touch screen.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Hiya, Unfortunately the loops are not stored on power cycle and are erased when restarting the unit. However, your favourite presets and tweaks to that preset can be stored.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@ozzy4416 Hiya, Simply set the key you're using (or use midi/guitar) and the notes will correspond to the closest note you are singing. HardTune is a more robotic sounding effect as found in a lot of current popular music whereas the subtle autchromatic pitch correction is more for polishing your general vocal sound. Check out the manual which is downloadable for free via the TC-Helicon website for more details.
Best wishes,
Joey
I like your reviews (AND you have an awesome and versatile voice!)
I love the song you made ! Hope i'll make one like that soon.
@metatron1274 Hiya, One of the key features of the VoiceLive Touch is that you can easily mount the unit on your mic stand and use the touchscreen to change settings "on-the-fly" as opposed to tap dancing around a floor unit. When the optional Switch-3 is added you can control certain functions via your feet if you so desire.
@TheCorbomites Hiya, The inputs that you named can all be used for the generation of harmony voices. Also, you can use the midi inputs for this aswell! VoiceLive Touch supports all of these different types of harmony generation.The loop is only sent to the output so it is unable to be used for further processing within the unit - great suggestion though. I have forwarded this on to the TC-Helicon office on your behalf.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@LightsOutMan Hiya, While you can get close to that effect by using the transducer effects and hardtune in the VoiceLive Touch - I would suggest that what you really need is a vocoder. You might be interested in checking out the VoiceTone Synth as it's excellent for these types of effects.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@musicnewalbum HIya, The VoiceLive Touch actually has more editability for harmonies than the Harmony-M. There are several options in both products but basically the Harmony -M is designed to be the most simple to use and cost effective option for creating harmonies via MIDI. The manuals for both products are available for download via the TC-Helicon website - it may be worth having a look at these for more info on what each unit is capable of.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@Bigduck1212 Hiya, The hardtune effect on VoiceLive Touch is directly comparable to the one found on Synth. The only difference with Synth is that it's the only TC-Helicon unit that has a Vocoder inside. If you really want vocoding then Synth is the one to go for. However, if it is the actual T-Pain effect you are after then this is only hardtune (not vocoding) and the VoiceLive Touch will do this without any issues whatsoever.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@molltophil Hiya, Yes - the VoiceLive Touch has several tone presets for automatic EQ and compression. Whilst they're not completely editable as on the VoiceLive 2 they are definitely suitable for most uses.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@concourselvis Hiya, I may not be able to cover all of the points here - the best way would probably be to check out the manuals for both products via free download at TC-Helicon's website. However, here's a little info to get you started...
@djwinger2003 Hiya, If you're just after vocal effects and adaptive tone/eq/compression/de-essing and would be happy with some general tweaking options rather than specific editability then the Create XT is a great choice. It's simple, easy to use and designed for you to use your ears to tweak the presets to your liking. There are no harmony features.
The VoiceLive Touch offers harmony, looping and a little bit of specific editability on key areas.
@revbrodiddley Hiya, Sorry, there's no leslie effect. However, you could possibly get close with modulation settings.
Best wishes,
Joey
@ntziDevs Hiya, Yes - the VoiceLive Touch contains all of the adaptive engineer effects (EQ, Compression, De-essing) as well as pitch correction.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@dogmiagy No problem at all, we love questions!
Currently harmony key is set manually in the Harmony menu only.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@keysnkratestv Hiya, Sure you can! You can connect a stereo keyboard via the aux in or use MIDI.
Best wishes,
Joey
@RideHanna Hiya, Just a thought - have you enabled phantom power as you will need this for the microphone you're using. You can do this in the setup menu which is entered by pressing and holding the "mix" button.
If this doesn't solve the issue then please don't hesitate to get in touch with TC-Helicon's support team.
Best wishes,
Joey @TC-Helicon
Hiya all, Just to let you know the manuals are now up on the TC-Helicon website under the support section which you can download for free to really get an in depth idea of what this product can do and how to use it. You can also keep up to date on new announcements via TC-Helicon's blog.
Thanks for your interest!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@yoshisuniverse Hiya, Yes, you can definitely use this to record and there are several ways this can be done. Check out the full manual for the VoiceLive Touch which is downloadable for free via the TC-Helicon website for more info.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@metatron1274 Hiya, Unfortunately there is no tweakable parametric EQ in the VoiceLive Touch, however there are 10 tone styles that give variations on the amount of high frequency gain as well as the state of the adaptive gate.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@JoelOlivaresMusic Hiya Joel, I'm happy to help. Do you have a more specific question?
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@yoshisuniverse Hiya, Yes, it is MIDI compatible and there is are MIDI connections on the back of the unit.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@tchelicon thanks. I will take a look at the manuals. :)
@concourselvis Hiya, For making the T-Pain / Cher effect you will need "Hardtune". This effect isn't available in the VoiceWorks Plus but it's definitely available in the VoiceLive Touch.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@metatron1274 VoiceLive Touch is not genre dependant, there's certainally a host of effects that you'd find useful on a rock and roll gig! Do stay tuned, there's more videos to come which will reveal more of VoiceLive Touch's secrets.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
LOL! I love how he loops the riff from Zeppelin's "The Ocean" at 1:20 .. :D
@concourselvis The VoiceLive Touch doesn’t have the same voice modelling ability as VoiceWorks Plus although it does have the ability to alter gender on the harmony voices. There are many differences between these 2 units which is mainly due to the fact that the VL Touch uses the new natural play algorithms as found in VoiceLive 2 and is a much newer unit featuring looping capabilities also.
@mcs88keys Hiya, Yes you can connect both at the same time and define which one is to be used per preset. Basically you can set a preset as guitar and another as midi - this way it will know which one to use for which song. The VoiceLive 2 remains the most comprehensive product we do. However, it is really a choice of what you feel personally suits you and your needs. I definitely suggest trying both out at your local TC-Helicon dealer.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Where can I get the Voicelive 2 touch? Can’t find it anywhere :(
@dogmiagy Hiya, without an instrument you'd need to set a key or scale so that it has some idea what you want it to harmonise to musically.
Thanks for your interest!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@pjmuck Unfortunately I can't post links as comments in RUclips but if you search the support section of the TC-Helicon website you should find a link to the manual (for the MIDI implementation list) and also a page listing the Switch-3 presets on the support FAQ section. Hope this helps!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
hi! so i´m really keen on this wonderful touch pad!
i want to ask this: concerning the harmony preset, how does it work, if ur not using an instrument to control the harmonies? Does the Touch detect automatically the note/pitch, and acompanies me along my singing?
Or do i need an instrument, like say a keybord, to do such?
i´m not that good of an instrumentist, so i was hoping the Touch would harmonize whatever i sing, without the need of a midi instrument..
Thanks!!
@maxikeves Hiya, The pedal you need is called the Switch-3.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@JoelOlivaresMusic Hiya Joel, The VoiceLive 2 and VoiceLive Touch are completely different creatures and the VoiceLive Touch shoulkdn't be thought of as an upgrade to VoiceLive 2. The VoiceLive Touch features looping and the touchscreen and is designed with looping at the forefront.
@Bigduck1212 HIya, There is a full MIDI implementation list in the manual that is a vailable for free download on the TC-Helicon website (starting from page 24). Hope this helps.
Best wishes,
Joey
Nice. Sounds good, any questions:
1 - Is possible memorize loops ? Is there memory for save loops ? Can save to PC ?
2 - Is possible to design your own harmonies? How ?
Thank you.
@CamNacson @CamNacson Hiya, Sorry to hear you had a bad experience with the VoiceLive Touch. I can assure you that the issues you mentioned are not normal and many users are nejoying their units without the problems that you've mentioned. It may have been a setup issue that caused this, did you contact support? Can I also ask where you purchased the product?
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@tchelicon
Thanks Joey! After watching a Voicelive Touch demonstration by proaudiostar / winksound I think I'm sold on the Touch. Great bit of kit!
Just one more question: Are all the features on the Create XT also available on the Touch? For instance you mentioned adaptive tone, eq, compression and de-essing.
@alternativeboyrecord Hiya, Yes - this can act as a USB interface / soundcard if you download the ASIO4ALL drivers.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@djwinger2003 I'd suggest trying both options out at a store near you to see what feels right for you personally.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@GROOVEKID2008 Hiya, Yes - you can definitely store the key / scale in a specific preset!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@mradam77 HIya, Yes - there is vocal distortion available in the FX block :).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
awesome performance
@trucha150374 Hiya, Yes, the VoiceLive Touch contains the HardTune feature.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
What is the midi implementation on this? I'm seeing a lot of stopping of the guitar playing to hand tap buttons in this demo, which definitely wouldn't work for me. Could some or all of that be avoided with a midi foot controller or will only the proprietary 3 button foot switch work?
@freeblade99 Hiya, Some users may prefer the "plug and play" approach to the way the Singles have been designed. It really depends on what the user feels most comfortable with and is certainly handy when you're after specific single effects rather than a "one box" solution.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@MysteryAlfa Hiya, I'm pretty sure this is one of Tom's originals - Glad you like it!
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
freaking DOPE! sooo cool. i want one
@tchelicon
This looks like a cool product. I just bought a Voicelive 2 and while I like it, the floor aspect is making me rethink whether I want to get this instead. I am a keyboard player...I realize that with the footswitches are excellent for guitarists, but being a keyboard player, I am not too concerned about it.
If the # of simultaneous effects and the types of effects are same as voicelive2, I might go with this instead.
@concourselvis Hiya, You're very welcome. The VoiceLive Touch doesn't contain the gender ability as contained in the C1. However, you're definitely able to make harmonies while retaining the hardtune effect. I would suggest you try out all your options at your local TC-Helicon dealer before making a final decision :).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Great demo, Tom! I'm curious if the Aux input would be suitable for a digital piano or synth. Also, can the aux input be looped? It would be way cool to put in some loop layers with Rhodes, vibes, piano, whatever (voice, too) and then play/sing on top. Even without looping on the Aux input, I could do most of my solo gigs and leave the mixer home. I'd use the VoiceLive Touch to mix my digital piano and voice, the run the stereo out to a pair of powered speakers. I currently use a Harmony M.
lovely example at the end
hey man you are too good. that song goes hard
hey can you attach a keyboard to this instead of a guitar ?
great and impressive video-looping. i got one of this product. i think it would be great 1 more block also on unit for guitar and vocal , i mean for setup of guitar detailed. to no not need a real mixer:)
This is VERY cool.
@tchelicon
I didn't see the complete manual. I did check the Quickstart guide...it's missing pitch correction! eeks! I might just keep the VL2 then.!
@JoelOlivaresMusic You still have the ability to edit some important parameters like style and gender - but the VoiceLive 2 remains the most editable product we make. Many customers will probably want to use both units together for the ultimate experience. I'll send you a link to a comparison chart via a message :).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@perugalinha Hiya, Yes it sure does! :)
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hello, Marcos here from Brazil. One question, doesn't reverb have pre-delay?
Hello TC Helicon. After having watched demos about harmonies, I like both but, please could you tell me which is better between voice live touch and voiceworks plus for making a "T pain/ Cher like" autotune effect? Thank you very much.
Just got mine, loving it but I can't nail down the looping part,
How come "scale" makes the lower "octave" harmony follow the voice while "auto" makes it drone at one note? Is there no way to get "auto" but with the lower "octave" actually being a full octave shift?
@natedawg4lyfe Hiya, VoiceLive Touch comes with over 200 factory presets. There is a great FAQ in the support section of TC-Helicon's website that does a comparison of features between VoiceLive 2 and VoiceLive Touch which you might find helpful (sorry, RUclips doesn't allow me to paste links here).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hey i've bought one, a couple of months ago and i'm loving it...the only problem is that i either get feedback or the rest of the band is coming through my microphone making everything muddy. Do you have some kind of tip for that?
@tchelicon Dear Joey, Can you please give me your expert advice on what settings to use for a nice reverb for lead voice??. I have been trying to find one but sometimes there is too much and sometimes too little. Thanks in advance for the l helpful hint. Oh by the way I bought the Voice Live Touch and am looking forward to purchasing the special mic that just came out by TC Helicon!
Kind regards, Rosemary
I am lead singer of a 6 pc band but I don't play an instrument. I already have VoiceLive1, and its great, but I only use it for harmonies.VoiceLive Touch seems a great option...my question is: can the keys of the songs be stored in memory as in VoiceLive 1?
@TChelicon
I've spent the entire week trying to find one single unit of your products on display, so I could actually try it in person, but I've had no luck so far. I even went to the biggest Guitar Center and SamAsh in hollywood, and even they didn't have one on display. One salesperson did finally open one box, but he just handed me the manual and walked away! Not a single person knows anything about these products.Would you be able to suggest a location in LA where I could try the units?
Excellent vid...I just opened my V.L. yoivh
i read the manual on-line wrt looping. However, there is something that is not clear. If the total time for mono loops is 60 seconds, then how does that relate to overdubs (layers).
For example, if you start a loop and then play/sing for 60 seconds - presumably that 60 second loop will play back forever if you want.
Can you then add additional layers to that 60 second loop, or are you done at that point? ideally you could overdub as much as you want and then the loop just merges.
👋 ! Thank you for sharing these presets with us. I would like to use the "Cher" effect. How can I get it on Voice Live Touch 2?
@magoo72thinline Hiya Magoo, Yes - it is possible to do this. I have just sent you a message with a link to a great example of this with a VoiceLive 2 (it hasn't been tried with the VoiceLIve Touch yet, however I would imagine it would work just as well!). However, please still bear in mind that this product was specifically designed for voice so we cannot guarantee any results with other input sources :).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
@Chicago10281 Hiya, You sure can :). If you're wanting harmonies with your backing track then you'd want to send your backing track via the AUX input.
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hi Joey. How does this compare to the Voicetone Create XT. I'm not sure which one to get. The touchpad feature isn't a big deal to me so I'm really just concerned about effects and creativity.
how about showing how to turn on the phantom power first .....
@tchelicon
oh ok, so i can set different key/scales? nice!
and can i set, for example, C, Dminor and G, to use in one specific song, and recall them whenever i need them, just by touching a specific key on the Touch?
would it take too much time to change the keys/scales that i require, or can i pre-set them like i would do with the effects??
or maybe it would be easier to just get a tiny keybord to "play" the harmonies i am looking for??.. thanks for ur patience =)
I checked out the specs on the voicelive touch: I didn't find pitch correction, rhythmic effects, digital I/O, only 1 MIDI port instead of 3. Voicelive 2 doesn't have VLOOP or touch/slidescreen which are awesome.
What is the USB used for? Editing? or can it support direct audio into the computer sequencer like Cubase?
HELP!! I'm trying to decide between the voicetone touch and the voicetone synth! What im looking for is the t-pain hardtune effects for live gigs and the harmonies for studio use. The harmony sounds from this unit but what about the hardtune effects? Cant get a demonstration online anywhere:(
Or would i be better off buying the separate synth unit?
love this stuff
Arci The Singer
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Can you use speakers with an USB port with VoiceLive Touch? What kind of microphone do you need? Can it be a 3.5mm microphone jack?
And what about the loops? Are they non-destructive and can be stored or do they disappear once the unit's powered off?
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Good Stuff !
TCHELICON,
What are the differences between Voicelive 2 Ver 1.2 and this? (Obviously Voice Touch is touch pad which is great with the 60 sec looping)...but what else does one have the other doesn't? (eg: do they both have the same number of simultaneous effects block, does Voice Touch have rhythmic effects from Ver 1.2 of Voicelive2, etc?)
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Wow - just got this two days ago and am starting to figure her out. Powerful! However, I'm not crazy about the manual. Is there anything else in PDF or otherwise that explains a bit more in-depth about the VoiceLive's capabilities and how to easily get to them?
K West Hmm, we don't have any other print manuals but there is a series of videos that might help. ruclips.net/p/PL9D5078E14C27C946
@micheledio123 Hiya, Gotcha. You could check out the VoiceLive 2 via TC-Helicon's website. You could also go for one of the single VoiceTone pedals (Harmony-G XT - guitar triggered harmonies or Harmony-M - Midi controlled harmonies... but neither of them include the gender changing feature).
Best wishes,
Joey @ TC-Helicon
Hello,
please could you tell me what's the best between a voice live touch and a voiceworks plus(weak and strong points from each of them)? Can we use any voicemodelling-like effects on the voice live touch?
The prices are quiet the same between both !
Thank you.