TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Realistic Guitar Controlled Intelligent Harmony

TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Realistic Guitar Controlled Intelligent Harmony

TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Realistic Guitar Controlled Intelligent Harmony - TC Helicon VoiceTone H1

4 ⭐⭐⭐⭐ This TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 has been thoroughly tested and serviced by our music experts to ensure perfect functionality. While there are minor signs of wear, they do not affect performance. The photos show the actual effects processor, ensuring transparency and trust in our process. Includes: mains power supply

The incredibly gifted Andy Allo uses the H1 on her cover of the Arctic Monkeys’ “Do I Wanna Know.” Then, Craig Fraser shows how H1 works its magic in tandem with the VoiceTone T1 and R1 pedals.
VOICETONE H1 is simply the most-natural sounding and affordable vocal harmony processor you’ll find. Choose one or two voices in a variety of harmony styles above and/or below your lead vocal. Getting started is simple: guitar players can plug right in and behold the auto-key sensing magic. Otherwise, just set the key and start singing.
Plug in your mic, plug your pedal into the mixer & set the gain and turn on the effect. That’s it. Of course, you can always change the style or the amount of correction, but you shouldn’t need the manual – unless you’re making a fire!

 

Single-button stompbox gives you great sounding guitar controlled harmony
Adds 1 or 2 voices of realistic vocal harmony set manually or guided by your guitar
No theory needed just play your guitar through VOICETONE H1 to automatically create great sounding harmony
Simple 3-knob control gets you up and running in seconds
High-quality, low-noise mic preamp for pristine vocals
On/off foot switch for quick performance control
Allows chaining to other VOICETONE SINGLES vocal processors or DITTO MIC LOOPER to expand creative possibilities
Compatible with remote Mic Control using the TC Helicon MP-75 microphone
Rugged, road-worthy construction for years of dependable use
Power supply included
Designed and engineered in Canada