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Description
Step into the spotlight with the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX, a multi-effects maestro that transforms both your guitar and vocal performances into something extraordinary. It's not just an effects pedal; it's your backstage pass to a world of professional, studio-quality sound, tailored for the singing guitarist. With an array of presets covering everything from harmony and pitch to distortion and delay, your creative palette just got infinitely wider. Whether you're a solo act leveraging the built-in looper or a band leader commanding the stage, this pedal elevates your performance, making practice and live shows a seamless, inspired experience.
Key Features:
- Professional-grade effects for both vocals and guitar
- Hundreds of presets including reverb, harmony, pitch correction, distortion, and delay
- Built-in looper for creating layers or practicing solo
- Headphone amp and practice modes for silent rehearsal
- Ideal for solo performers and band leaders alike
Product specs
| Brand | TC Helicon |
| Model | VoiceLive Play GTX |
| Finish | White |
| Year | 2012 - 2014 |
| Made In | United States |
| Categories | Multi-Effects Pedals and Processors, Vocal |
| Pedal Format | Standard |
FAQs
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What kind of effects can I expect from the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX?
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The TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX offers over 200 song and artist-inspired presets for both vocals and guitar, including harmonies, pitch correction, EQ, compression, and reverb effects. It provides dedicated guitar effects processing, eliminating the need for a separate amplifier.
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Is the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX suitable for live performances?
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Yes, the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX is designed for live performances, featuring a robust dual die-cast clamshell design, backlit graphic LCD display, and footswitches for preset selection and effect activation, making it easy to use on stage.
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Can I control the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX with additional hardware?
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Yes, you can enhance the control capabilities of the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX by adding the MP-75 microphone or the Switch-3 footswitch for additional performance effects and looping control.
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Does the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX automatically set harmonies and pitch correction?
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The device can automatically set harmonies and pitch correction based on the guitar input, allowing for seamless integration of vocal effects with your guitar playing.
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What type of display does the TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX feature?
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The TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX features a backlit graphic LCD display, which provides clear visibility of settings and presets, even in low-light performance environments.
Videos
Guitar Showcase
TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX - Demo by Christine Havrilla at Guitar Showcase
Reviews
PROS
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Tons of vocal and guitar effect options
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Compact size perfect for pedal boards
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Reliable performance at gigs
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Offers high-quality presets
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Built solidly for gigging musicians
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Includes deessing, adaptive tone, equalizer, and looper
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Easy to fit into a gig bag alongside other gear
CONS
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Compressor settings not as configurable as desired
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Effects cannot be set serially or parallelly
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Harmonies may not track modified pitch correctly
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Guitar effects quality not as high; better as a pass-through
Owner Insights
We analyzed real musician discussions from forums and Reddit to find what players love, question, and tweak about TC Helicon VoiceLive Play GTX.
Software and compatibility
Features and functionality
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The device offers robust harmony features that are highly customizable through supported software, enhancing live vocal performances.
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The gain knob on the unit can help reduce unwanted noise pickup from nearby instruments, like drums, in tight rehearsal spaces.
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The extra footswitch pedal is useful for looping capabilities, allowing recording and playback of vocal parts during live performances.
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Mono output allows wet vocals on the left and dry vocals on the right, useful for post-recording adjustments with DAW plugins.
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Dual Mono setting supports karaoke setups, sending music to one PA channel and vocals to another.
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Use cases and applications
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It's ideal for guitarists who also sing, providing integrated vocal processing and guitar effects in one compact unit.
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A vocal mic with good side rejection, like the Sennheiser e935, is recommended to minimize stage noise interference when using the VoiceLive Play GTX.
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Mounting the unit at hand height on a stand allows easy switching between effects during performances, enhancing control for singers in bands.
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Mono output is favored for live performances to maintain an unaffected vocal track for future mixing flexibility.
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User experience
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The Shure Beta 57 mic, known for its supercardioid pattern, pairs well with the VoiceLive Play GTX for vocalists seeking better noise rejection.
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Owners who perform in bands with other loud instruments report challenges with the unit's sensitivity, highlighting the importance of careful gain adjustments.
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Critic Reviews
4.5 out of 5
Based on 3 Reviews and 11 Ratings
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Handy Powerful Processor
If you are like a gigging musician hopping bar to bar, and is really stubborn to tweak for hours on the mixer, this will be the equipment for you. Because of its small platform, you can easily fit it into your gig bag with all the rest of your gear, not mentioning that the build is solid too. (nicer it has black finish- well the play acoustic has it). Just set all the eq flat on the mixer, and youre good to go. It has deessing, adaptive tone, equalizer and all the vocal effects you could think of. it also has a looper so you can surprise the audience with some impromptu fills.
Just dont expect too much on the guitar effect side, its crappy. better to use it as pass thru and have your dedicated guitar processor to accompany it. But hey, the audience are drunk anyways- good enough for them and so far no complaints.
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