TC-Helicon VoiceLive Play Acoustic Guitar and Vocal Effects Processor Pedal

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A Produced Vocal Tone - Anywhere Producers spend more time on perfecting vocals than any other instrument; the number of layered vocal tracks on a studio recording often run well into the double-digits. VOICELIVE PLAY makes this studio magic available to every singer - everywhere. The Vocal Sounds You Love Automatic backing harmonies, vocal double tracking, pristine EQ and compression, lush reverbs, hard-tuned robo-voice – all the goose-bump effects that make today’s Billboard hit vocals truly stand out are yours. Hit Performances & Attractive Practice The HIT feature gives you total control to punch in a stunning harmony or other effects precisely when it’s right for your song. When you’re not on stage, plug in your MP3, choose “Vocal Cancel” and practice with your favorite tracks – complete with statistics on your voice. The Complete Vocal FX Pedal Access your effects directly, choose the presets you want and find the styles you like. Easily browse hundreds of preset sounds. Add dazzling effects for the chorus, or strip it down for the verse, you decide! Dedicated outputs for your voice – plus inputs for head phones, auxiliary devices, an expansion pedal and USB for updates and new presets. Watch It Work Get ready for a hit performance with the effects you want and features such as Genre, Looping, Effect Editing, Practice Mode, RoomSense, Harmony and more. Product specialist Tom Lang takes you for a tour in this video... Vocal FX Highlights Quick & easy access to Hundreds of effects presets Total Harmony control Create your own custom sounds Adaptive Tone = your personal sound engineer VLOOP performance looper µMod µMod, pronounced “micro mod” contains effects that chorus, flange or otherwise modulate the signal. These effects can range from subtle to extreme. Delay Also known as Echo, delay repeats the input sound in various ways, from single “taps” to multiple panned asynchronous repeats. Often, delay is mistaken for reverb in a song. It’s typical in