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Key Features
Trade in your TC-Helicon Harmony Singer Vocal Effects Pedal with Gear4music. If you’re looking to refresh your setup with the latest tech, trading this pedal is a smart choice. This pedal has served well in crafting rich vocal harmonies and enhancing live performances, but perhaps it’s time to explore newer models with advanced features. Consider swapping to newer vocal processors that offer expanded effects libraries or improved user interfaces, ensuring your live performances continue to captivate and impress.
Product Ref: 300355
Simply play and sing and your harmony (singer) group follows automatically
Performers won't have to brush up on vocal arranging skills as Harmony Singer will do this for you. It instantly analyzes guitar chords so that when one hits the footswitch, the harmony backup group is in tune and on time. When it's this easy, you'll find yourself trying harmony in songs you wouldn't have thought of before.
Silky studio-quality reverb
TC Electronic is renowned in the pro-audio community for the quality of its reverb algorithms and the styles in Harmony Singer hark directly from that lineage. The Room, Club and Hall styles are all built to flatter your voice, so go ahead and crank it up, your audience will love it.
Talk to the audience
Noone wants to announce their next song or chat to the folks with Reverb on. Holding the Harmony on/off button puts you into Talk mode where your voice is still processed by Tone but the Reverb and Harmony effects are turned off. A quick tap and you're back in the land of pristine ambience.
Easy hook-up
Connecting the Harmony singer couldn't be simpler. Mic to Harmony Singer and Harmony Singer to PA. Nice and easy. Your guitar connects the same way you'd connect your other stomp box effects - only it likes to be first in the chain.