BOSS VE-20 Vocal Performer Multi-Effects Pedal, Red

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I conducted a thorough review of user testimonials to get a sense of what people do and don’t like about the Boss VE-20. What I found was overwhelmingly positive: Alternatives Suppose you’re looking for a reliable multi-purpose vocal effects processor that can deftly accommodate all of your creative needs without a lot of technical to-dos. In that case, you can’t do much better than the Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer. To be fair it’s much more than the Boss pedal board. It controls four channels with individual effects, and outputs in stereo if that’s your Thing (It is mine)

With the ability to run on four AA batteries and if required, still supply your mic with phantom power, the VE-20 is an excellent choice for buskers. TC Helicon’s Play is a handy vocal effects processor that provides a slew of pro-grade effects, chief among them being the natural-sounding harmonies, which some users consider superior to those generated by the VE-20. It is also compatible with guitars, undoubtedly an attractive extra for instrumentalist singer-songwriters. Let’s be clear—Boss’s VE-20 Vocal Performer is not a toy. It’s a sophisticated piece of technology intended to expand solo vocalists’ sonic repertoire in a performance setting. If you’re just looking for a way to add fun effects to pre-recorded audio at home, there are all sorts of free programs and plugins that you can play with on the internet. To this end, editing is dead easy, with perhaps the two most crucial parameters instantly available - one being the previously mentioned reverb level and the other being the key for the harmonies, which is accessed by a single press of the right cursor - the rotary knob choosing a key other than the default C major setting.

These figures will vary depending on the actual conditions of use. Accessories Owner’s Manual, Leaflet (USING THE UNIT SAFELY, IMPORTANT NOTES, and Information), Dry battery LR6 (AA) type (alkaline) x 6 Option AC Adaptor (PSA series) Size and Weight (including batteries) Width 173 mm All of these sound pretty good for what they are. While most vocalists probably won’t spend much time with the kookier settings, you may find it useful to have them on hand if you aim to capture your listeners’ attention with unusual sounds. Social Proof Siapa bilang stompbox hanya untuk gitaris saja? VE-20 terbaru yang mudah digunakan telah didesign untuk vocalist, memiliki fitur dari teknologi efek vocal terbaik di pasaran,dengan hanya menekan footswitch, anda dapat menambahkan vocal layer yang dalam dan harmoni ke suara anda, ditambah real time pitch correction dan anda dapat menunjukkan sisi kreatif anda dengan special efek seperti Distortion, Radio dan Strobe, Anda juga dengan mudah dapat membuat loop dan layer secara langsung dengan onboard phrase looper. Perform dimanapun dengan VE-20 karena dapat menggunakan baterai atau AC adaptor.

Like other vocal effects processors, the VE-20 offers several versatile voice-manipulation tools, including layered vocals and far-out special effects. Unlike many processors, however, it also affords users an enjoyably intuitive plug-and-play experience and a level of ruggedness and adaptability that promises to make it an asset to even the most demanding audiophiles. Inside this rugged stompbox is every effect you'll ever need. From tasteful reverbs, delays and harmonies, to brutal distortions, voice changers and other special effects, the VE-20 can carry your voice from the subtle to the extreme.Sign up to the Boss UK monthly newsletter and look forward to the latest gear news, artist-related features, how-to guides and much more in your inbox. YouTube Channel Another notable feature of the VE-20 is its variable pitch correction functions, which serve to smooth out deviations in pitch and give the user’s voice a more polished sound. What’s more, you can use it to record and stream audio, effectively making it a self-contained studio. For gigs, it's good if you have specific settings that change from song to song or during songs themselves. I'm another who didn't get on with the VE-20. I've been building up my pedalboard with guitar pedals slowly but surely. It seems the best options for harmony are the Eventide Pitchfactor or the Meris Hedra. I have the Hedra and love it, but honestly not sure if I could use it for more than a couple of songs on a live gig as it's difficult to save presets. I do find it to be wonderful for soundscapes and searching for ideas though.