Vocal Processor vancouver

DigiTech Vocal 300 Vocal Multi-Effects Processor
DigiTech®'s Vocal 300 is an affordable Vocal Effects Processor with a built-in expression pedal. Equipped with multiple mic preamp types, the Vocal 300 is ideal for both warm classic vocals or cutting edge distortion and lo-fi styles. The exclusive voice "characters" transform your voice from the scariest of monsters to spacey alien beings. The Vocal 300 comes with 38 fully programmable studio quality effects (up to 7 effects at once). The built-in expression pedal can be assigned to control your choice of up to 3 parameters in real-time. Each effect includes up to 4 adjustable parameters, giving you total flexibility to create the sound you want. The 6 character alphanumeric and 2 character numeric displays, combined with the 4-knob matrix editing system, provide a simple straightforward user interface. The Vocal 300 also includes 40 great sounding Factory Presets and 40 User Presets for your own custom creations.

Price: $198.95 | Learn more

Which model of vocal processor does Taylor Swift use to autotune her voice onstage?
I believe it's an Antares Vocal Processor AVP-1. Does anyone know if this is correct? Thanks!


 |  Read more

---

What audio or vocal processor that studio and tv stations used in order to have those nice sounding vocals?
I am trying to setup a videoke system and would like to get that gear to give my system some boosts on vocal quality. Any recommended brand and model? Thanks.

Pretty much any re verb will work fine: http://www.zzounds.com/item--BEHFX2000 The problem may be how to connect it. A normal mixer will have sends and returns to make this work. Your karaoke equip may not have that.
Daniel K  |  Read more

---

I'm learning how to sing and play guitar. what is the most helpful vocal processor for a beginner?
I'm a little pitchy. I have a phonic 720 PA System.

I would say you need to lick you dogs rectum to get your vocals in tune and then you can play with your new knee attachment for your wii and play with yuor wiiknee all day long.
Your account is suspended  |  Read more

---

Technical Vocal Processor Sound Question?
I'm in a metal band, but I do a lot of clean singing. There are also a lot of dynamics in my voice. It's been difficult for the sound guys at most clubs to boost my volume without blowing out the place with feedback. My band also has the same problem at our practice space. I have in-ears, which are great for me, but don't do so much when it comes to others hearing me. I would like to know if anyone has worked with vocal processors with an effective noise gate as well as EQ that can bring my vocals into the mix of distorted guitars with more power and "bite". There are so many processors on the market today, I'm not sure which to use or how to go about getting the optimum performance from them. All suggestions would be a lot of help! Thank you!

A compressor will give your microphone more Punch and fullness. A mic preamp on your mixer will give you more level( you may have this on your mixer). A 31 graphic EQ will control the feed back you get when you go up on you levels by turning down the high end frequencies for less feedback. There are also feed back rejectors that you can buy to fight feedback. A noise gate will only close off the sound when your not singing so that wont help. A good microphne is a great thing to fight feed back like the shure sm 58 and even better shure sm bata 58. All of this can be found here = http://www.americanmusical.com/sort--Signal-Processors--m-05_87.html http://www.americanmusical.com/sort--microphones--m-6_70.html /mic
zipper  |  Read more

---

 

Boss VE-20 Vocal Effects Processor
$234.00

TC-Helicon VoiceWorks Vocal Effects Processors
$274.72

TC-Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G XT Vocal Effects Processor
$279.00