TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Intelligent Harmony Pedal

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Main Description

The TC Helicon Voicetone H1 adds intelligent harmonies to the mix! No more need to put up with your bassist's dodgy harmonies! The Voicetone H1 can add a subtle octave effect to your voice, or have you harmonising in close 3rds at the touch of a button, and everything in between!

Here's what TC Helicon say about the Harmony H1

Natural harmony sound, ease of use and now, ultimate affordability are yours in VoiceTone H1. Pros and hobbyists alike can achieve fuller-sounding vocal performances with this sturdy vocal harmony pedal.

Adds one or two voices of realistic harmony to your voice
Both guitarists and non-guitarists can create musical harmonies
High quality signal path and tough enclosure
Can be chained to additional VoiceTone Singles
Mic-Control offers remote on/off via TC-Helicon MP-75 microphone

No Guesswork Required

Guitarist/singers can take advantage of H1′s uncanny guitar-sensing ability to keep your harmonies in tune. For non-guitarists, H1 has a key selector so you can dial-in harmonies that fit lots of songs.

As simple as plugging in your mic

Gaining access to the studio quality sounds and intelligent processing of VoiceTone singles is as simple as plugging in your mic and turning the effect on. Of course, you can always change the style or the amount of effect, but you shouldn’t need to unfold the manual unless you’re making a fire.

Strong family genes

Each VoiceTone single shares the same genes: a clean, quiet mic preamp that rivals high-end touring mixers, a die-cast metal case, rubberized no-slip base, studio quality analog to digital conversion, and the same quality processing you’d expect from our flagship vocal processors like VoiceLive 2.

All new Mic Control feature

The revolutionary and patent pending Mic Control circuit is built into each VoiceTone single pedal. This allows TC-Helicon’s MP-75 Modern Performance Vocal microphone‘s thumb switch to turn your VoiceTone single’s effect on and off. Picture having the freedom to kick-in your vocal effect while working the stage, not gazing at your feet. It gets really cool when you chain multiple VoiceTone singles pedals together and control each one independently or turn them all on or off in combination.

Control

Key/Auto selection
Harmony voicing
Harmony Mix
Footswitch on/off
Mic Control on/off

Included with VoiceTone H1

Region specific power supply
USB cable
User guide
1 year warranty parts and labor

Reviews

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This is a really amazing product for the price (only improved if it had separate direct and effect output options for a few quid more.
You can set to key or have it tune to your guitar chord in real time. Harmonies sound awesome.

Paul > read review

This is a really amazing product for the price (only improved if it had separate direct and effect output options for a few quid more.
You can set to key or have it tune to your guitar chord in real time. Harmonies sound awesome.
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I've had this pedal over 3 months now and used it live and for recording, up 'till now everything working fine. The sound realy is very good, 'does exactly what it says on the tin'.

Steve > read review

I've had this pedal over 3 months now and used it live and for recording, up 'till now everything working fine. The sound realy is very good, 'does exactly what it says on the tin'.
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This is a really COOL piece of kit and for the money, well it's under £120 you can't go wrong! I can't believe that it produces such good results and for a "solo artist" it sounds like there are a full back group behind me NOW.COOL,Compact and Completely neat.

Tina > read review

This is a really COOL piece of kit and for the money, well it's under £120 you can't go wrong! I can't believe that it produces such good results and for a "solo artist" it sounds like there are a full back group behind me NOW.COOL,Compact and Completely neat.
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This is an excellent pedal doing exactly what it says on the tin. Solid construction, and accurate switching, just tap the footswitch to operate. Only three knobs to play with so simple instructions not needed just twiddle and enjoy. Brings depth to solo singers and colour to songs with realistic tones but as previous reviewers have stated less is definately more. Well worth the money.

Darren > read review

This is an excellent pedal doing exactly what it says on the tin. Solid construction, and accurate switching, just tap the footswitch to operate. Only three knobs to play with so simple instructions not needed just twiddle and enjoy. Brings depth to solo singers and colour to songs with realistic tones but as previous reviewers have stated less is definately more. Well worth the money.
Rating

I'm not a singer (rhythm guitar is my usual job) but singing in harmony i can get away with it, just. But we had a gig lined up (well, singing a few songs at the kid's school summer fair...)and the other singer in our band was unable to make it...So i did a bit of digging on the internet and saw a few vocal stomp boxes with all sorts of bells and whistles and price tags to match. Too much money for what might just be a one-off gig or at best, limited use.
Then i found the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Intelligent Harmony Pedal. It has three knobs, does one job; which is to add harmony to to a single vocal.
I must admit to being a little sceptical that it would be much good, because it was so cheap (relatively) and that it would be able to track my voice in key as i played my guitar through it. I'd seen a few reviews of more expensive boxes that said it is important to sing in tune!
But it worked really well! Not just playing chords through it, but it managed to track a finger-picked mic'd banjo as well... It certainly had some of the more observant members of the audience trying to figure out where the harmony was coming from and it was great fun to use. A robust construction too, so i see no reason why it should nto last for years.
A couple of times the pitch waivered (probably down to me not singing the note in key or playing the wrong chord) but the audience didn't seem to notice and it added a little humanisation to it to the harmony which was no bad thing. I only used it the "guitar" mode and did not try just setting it one particular key but as this should be easier for it i have no reason to think this would not work as well. Also, when the harmony was set to be lower than me it wandered a little when i was singing low myself, but that again was probably due to inaccuracy from my voice in the lower range...
Like a lot things, less is more and it might get tedious if you used it all through every song but it is dead easy to switch on and off as needed i.e. between verse and chrous, so that was not an issue.
All in all, a simple and brilliant piece of kit either for the solo vocalist or for a band where one of the singers has taken the day off.... Highly recommended!

Simon Leonard > read review

I'm not a singer (rhythm guitar is my usual job) but singing in harmony i can get away with it, just. But we had a gig lined up (well, singing a few songs at the kid's school summer fair...)and the other singer in our band was unable to make it...So i did a bit of digging on the internet and saw a few vocal stomp boxes with all sorts of bells and whistles and price tags to match. Too much money for what might just be a one-off gig or at best, limited use.
Then i found the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 Intelligent Harmony Pedal. It has three knobs, does one job; which is to add harmony to to a single vocal.
I must admit to being a little sceptical that it would be much good, because it was so cheap (relatively) and that it would be able to track my voice in key as i played my guitar through it. I'd seen a few reviews of more expensive boxes that said it is important to sing in tune!
But it worked really well! Not just playing chords through it, but it managed to track a finger-picked mic'd banjo as well... It certainly had some of the more observant members of the audience trying to figure out where the harmony was coming from and it was great fun to use. A robust construction too, so i see no reason why it should nto last for years.
A couple of times the pitch waivered (probably down to me not singing the note in key or playing the wrong chord) but the audience didn't seem to notice and it added a little humanisation to it to the harmony which was no bad thing. I only used it the "guitar" mode and did not try just setting it one particular key but as this should be easier for it i have no reason to think this would not work as well. Also, when the harmony was set to be lower than me it wandered a little when i was singing low myself, but that again was probably due to inaccuracy from my voice in the lower range...
Like a lot things, less is more and it might get tedious if you used it all through every song but it is dead easy to switch on and off as needed i.e. between verse and chrous, so that was not an issue.
All in all, a simple and brilliant piece of kit either for the solo vocalist or for a band where one of the singers has taken the day off.... Highly recommended!