TC Helicon VoiceTone T1 EQ and Dynamics Vocal Processor

£85.30

This is a New TC Helicon VoiceTone T1 EQ and Dynamics Vocal Processor from TC Helicon, listed in Vocal Effect Pedals on Just Pedals. Read More below.

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The TC Helicon VoiceTone T1 Vocal Processor reacts to your voice in real-time and applies studio-quality dynamics instantly perfect for live performances on stage in any venue. It features a compact and unobtrusive design that can be easily integrated into an existing pedalboard setup. The shape control provides complete control over the multiple EQ bands while the Compression/De-ess control reduces signal peaks and helps to eliminate both sibilance and plosive sounds. Multiple TC Helicon VoiceTone vocal processors can be conveniently daisy-chained together to create the ultimate setup and allow you to achieve your desired sound.

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TC Helicon

TC Helicon was founded in 2000 to make audio tools specifically for singers. Its early VoicePrism rack processor provided harmonies and vocal effects; VoiceLive floor units and the later VoiceTone pedals brought those tools to live performance. JustPedals listings include VoiceTone processors for pitch correction, doubling, harmony, reverb and vocal dynamics, including the T1, C1, D1, R1 and H1. These are microphone-facing processors rather than guitar effects, and the right model depends on the vocal function needed. Music Tribe acquired TC Group, including TC Helicon, in 2015.

Category

Vocal Effect Pedals

Vocal processors accept a microphone-level signal and apply effects or pitch-aware processing to the voice. Reverb and delay add space, compression controls dynamics, harmony engines generate additional parts, and formant, doubling, distortion or vocoder processing changes vocal character. Microphone gain, phantom power, feedback control, harmony tracking, footswitch access and balanced connections distinguish a stage-ready processor from an instrument-level pedal.

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EQ

Raises or lowers defined frequency regions. Fixed-band graphic controls provide direct visual shaping, while parametric controls vary centre frequency and bandwidth; the available range and filter width determine whether the change is broad tonal balance or narrow corrective filtering.