DISCONTINUED TC Helicon VoiceTone Harmony-G Vocal / Guitar Processor

Full Description

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Features

• Your choice of one or two voices of 4th generation intelligent harmony
• Harmony arrangement algorithm listens to guitar to create the correct harmony parts
• Separate Double effect using overdub algorithm
• Tone switch engages adaptive Live Engineer Effects
• 6 reverb/delay combinations for vocal and guitar input
• 10 presets, each with A/B selection
• Selectable harmony voicing including octaves and the unique Bass setting
• XLR mic level input and output in stereo or mono
• Clean, studio quality mic preamp with phantom power
• Guitar input and pass-thru for separate amplifier
• Fast, accurate guitar tuner

Easy Harmony Generation

Harmony-G has a good ear for music. It listens to your performance and decides what harmony notes would sound best with your song. All you have to do is choose one of the presets, then play guitar and sing. No special pickups, pre-programming, or extensive musical knowledge are required in order to use Harmony-G.

Automix For Your Acoustic Guitar

Put away your mixer if you play acoustic guitar and sing. Harmony-G can mix your guitar sound into its main output which can go directly to your powered PA speakers. There is a guitar level control that has a selectable all-new feature called Automix that will automatically balance your guitar so it never overpowers your voice. You can even share the vocal reverb effects with your guitar to produce a complete, produced sound.

Preset or Programmed: Your Choice

The factory presets were designed to cover many situations but when you want to customize, you can. You can adjust the effect type, the arrangement of voices above and below your voice (voicing), Doubling on/off and even set up Manual mode to temporarily override the guitar sensing and use a fixed scale for harmony. Your custom presets can be stored for use later.

One Sound Or Many: Your Choice

Many people will be happy with one sound all of the time and can simply use the On button to turn on the harmony voices when needed. Others may want to use different sounds in their performance and Harmony-G has several ways to do this. Each preset has an A and B setting selected with the A/B footswitch so you can set the main part of the song to A and then the bridge of that song to B. If you want more sounds, you can advance and cycle through your presets with the A/B footswitch to access up to 20 different combinations.

Live Engineer Effects With The Tone Button

VoiceTone Correct started the trend towards singers defining their own EQ and compression and now you can have that same smooth, adaptive vocal tone in Harmony-G. There's nothing to set. When you activate the Tone button, the adaptive features will assess how to set your EQ curve and adjust compression so you sound the best you can. There are 3 alternate settings to choose for special circumstances but generally, it's set and forget.

Rich Effects To Choose From

Six easy-to-access styles of pre-programmed Reverb, Delay and modulation effects are available to add ambience to your voice and your harmony voices. Additional styles can be accessed by pressing and holding the FX button.

Tech Specs

Inputs

• Mic Connector: Balanced XLR, input impedance 1kOhm
• Mic Input Sensitivity @ 0dBFS -44dBu to +2dBu
• Mic Input Sensitivity @ 12dB headroom -56dBu to -10dBu
• Guitar Input Connector Unbalanced 1/4", input imp. 1MOhm
• Guitar In Sensitivity +15dBu @ 0dBFS
• EIN -126dBu @ max mic amp gain, Rg = 150 Ohm
• Power Input: 12 VDC 300 mA, tip negative

Outputs

• Main Output Connectors: Balanced XLR
• Output Impedance: 40 Ohm
• Output Level: +2 dBu @ 0dBFS
• Guitar Thru Connector Unbalanced 1/4" phone jack
• Guitar Thru output impedance 270 Ohm
• Dynamic Range, Mic. @ Min gain >108dB 20 Hz - 20kHz *A-weighted
• Dynamic Range, Mic. @ -18dBu sensitivity > 104dB 20hz - 20kHz*
• THD+ Noise, Mic. @ Min gain <-90dB
• Frequency Response, max gain -1.5dB @ 40 Hz, +0/-0.3 dB (200Hz to 20 kHz)
• Guitar In to Thru Dynamic Range >119dB
• Tuning Mute Attenuation >100dB

Conversion Characteristics

• Sample Rate 48 kHz
• Converter AKM AK4620B
• AD / DA Conversion 24 bit, 128x oversampling bitstream