It kinda sounds like chorus effect on max, but I like it. Every once in a while, it goes from sounding like a canned voice, to actually sounding like you have a backup singer. Not to shabby
It seems like it adds some saturation as well, isn't it? Do you think it! Do you think it may help get that vintage, lo-fi, "telephone box" sort of effect (think of Julian Casablancas of The Strokes).
OK, on the begining of video, You are singing octave down (one line octave down, without source voice) - but on the end of the video, I hear your natural voice doubling by octave (two voices at once - natural+octave down)...My question - is your natural voice coming from external camera mic? or it is possible to set on this device only octave down voice without listening source voice?
On the D1, Is the footswitch for the effect a switch or momentary or both? What I need is to press and hold the switch for the effect to be on and then release the switch for the effect to be off. I definitely don't want to have to switch effect on with one foot press and then have to do a 2nd foot press to turn it off.
I just saw your question. I actually don’t think these are that much different from each other. The D1 is part of a series of pedals from TC Helicon called Voice Tone Singles. These are individual effects from their VoiceLive multi effects units only separated out into individual pedals. The Duplicator I believe may have a few other settings on it like delay much as the Mic Mechanic pedal does. Hope this helps.
No one should have wet single above 1/4. That is 1/4 above dry side. You only need a slight turn on dry side to get a great effect Or you get this annoying processed sound as heard in this awful review. Lol
actual demo starts at 3:10
god
Why is there 5 dislikes? You did exactly what we wanted to hear
Lovetohatehatetolove haters gona hate ;)
Cause this clown rattles on about himself and a band, instead of getting to the demo. This really annoys me.
👍 good job :D and dude, your good attitude, shit and giggles totally sold it to me.
I especially like your comment about shipping problems to Bosnia. Good, direct demo!
You speak really good English. Not a heavy accent either. I’m impressed!!
Great Job - Unlike -others - you ran threw all the setting with the same song and sound - perfect review
It kinda sounds like chorus effect on max, but I like it. Every once in a while, it goes from sounding like a canned voice, to actually sounding like you have a backup singer. Not to shabby
Thank you so much , this helped me a lot to decide
It seems like it adds some saturation as well, isn't it? Do you think it! Do you think it may help get that vintage, lo-fi, "telephone box" sort of effect (think of Julian Casablancas of The Strokes).
love this guy Just hope the the guy's in the band or alright 2 day ❤
Can you please make a high kinda blackish metal scream with the octave down? please
WTF? You look just like me except my dark brown eyes! Was your father traveling salesperson, I know my wasn't! LOL...well bro, greets from CRO!
Thank you for this. I found it very helpful.
Was interested in Octave Up, but there's no change
Sure, if you're deaf
its the goalie for the Johnstown Chiefs- you go into the box, bad place, you feel shamed, then you come out
Great video man, Is there is any latency when singing?
Steve Welsh no :)
Can you take out the original vocal and just do the pitch up ???
Very informative, I use cubase as well
OK, on the begining of video, You are singing octave down (one line octave down, without source voice) - but on the end of the video, I hear your natural voice doubling by octave (two voices at once - natural+octave down)...My question - is your natural voice coming from external camera mic? or it is possible to set on this device only octave down voice without listening source voice?
does it determined by knob "dry/wet"?
This tc is special for The Beatles songs
Juan Manuel Contini my thoughts exactly
On the D1, Is the footswitch for the effect a switch or momentary or both? What I need is to press and hold the switch for the effect to be on and then release the switch for the effect to be off. I definitely don't want to have to switch effect on with one foot press and then have to do a 2nd foot press to turn it off.
One press for on, another for off. No holding it down.
You could get a momentary stitch and swap it out if you can solder.
Your singing was very good!
Does that pedal take batteries?
No. But it comes with a adapter.
☠️AF @the intro 🤣😭
Could you tell me the different between this box and the TC Helicon Duplicator? Also, does it have phantom power for condenser Microphone?
I just saw your question. I actually don’t think these are that much different from each other. The D1 is part of a series of pedals from TC Helicon called Voice Tone Singles. These are individual effects from their VoiceLive multi effects units only separated out into individual pedals.
The Duplicator I believe may have a few other settings on it like delay much as the Mic Mechanic pedal does. Hope this helps.
@@amusicalheart7 Thanks so much
Спасибо за обзор
Most of the presets sound the same, no? Yes?
There are no presets.
What song is that? It rips dude!
Robb Anthony Ghost - Ritual
Video is 3 minutes too long.
No one should have wet single above 1/4. That is 1/4 above dry side. You only need a slight turn on dry side to get a great effect Or you get this annoying processed sound as heard in this awful review. Lol
exactly... I suppose for the purposes of the review it's useful to crank it, but it's not practical.
I agree only 1/4 wet would be more useful. But for a review, I think it was good to hear more of the effect.
@@marcchurch1245 black marble cranks it up + reverb + delay. So I guess it depends on the kind of sound you're going for