Description:
Instant vocal harmony! Bring the Vocalist Live 3 with you onstage, and get ready to transform your singer/songwriter performances into harmony-filled masterpieces. Just plug a guitar and a microphone into the Vocalist Live 3, then start playing and singing — this "intelligent" effects box will take care of the rest! It actually senses the chords you're playing on guitar and adds correct vocal harmonies that track with your playing. As you strum a different chord while you sing a sustained note, you'll hear the harmonies change behind you — just like a virtual team of backup singers. The fun with the DigiTech Vocalist Live 3 goes way beyond that, though.
More than just a harmony stompbox, the Vocalist Live 3 puts a range of vocal effects right in your control. You can use real-time pitch correct effects to make sure vocal performances pitch perfect. More than that, there's a built-in tube preamp, so your live vocals have the same warmth and roundness as your studio recordings. You can also experiment with professional vocal processing to give your vocal sound a first-class shine — dial in the perfect tone using three different reverb settings, five delay settings, a compressor, a 2-band EQ, a low-cut filter, and a noise gate.
As if that weren't enough, the Vocalist Live 3 is just as guitar friendly as it is voice friendly. Inside, there's a guitar chorus effect and even a tuner, so acoustic guitarists will need only the Vocalist Live 3 at those coffee shop gigs. And as for the harmonies — the real magic of the Vocalist Live 3 — you've got major control over those too. You can control the gender of the harmonies, humanize them to sound completely natural, and then save your harmony settings in five different presets. That way, you can easily call up your favorite harmony settings as you play through your set. Too much fun!
If you're a singing guitarist, you simply need to experience what the DigiTech Vocalist Live 3 effects pedal can do for your sound! And even if your sole instrument is voice, you still need to pick one of these units up — just plug the guitarist's axe into it, plug your mic into, and sing away.