TC Helicon VoiceTone H1

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Dive into the world of flawless vocal harmonies with the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1, your compact companion for creating rich, natural-sounding harmonies with ease. Designed for musicians who demand simplicity without sacrificing quality, the H1 offers organic vocal textures that can elevate any performance. Whether you're crafting harmonies in the studio or live on stage, this pedal's intuitive design lets you focus on your performance, not on complicated setups. With the ability to manually select your key or rely on the smart auto-tune feature, the H1 adapts to your musical journey, ensuring your harmonies are always on point.

Key Features:

Two voices of harmony with eight distinct styles for versatile vocal accompaniment
Manual key selection or auto-tune feature for seamless integration with your music
Easy-to-use interface ensures straightforward operation for all skill levels
Compatible with other effects for a comprehensive vocal effects system

Owner's manual

TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 User Manual

Product specs

Processor Type	Vocal Harmony
Number of Channels	1
Form	Pedal
Analog Inputs	1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" (instrument)
Analog Outputs	1 x XLR, 1 x 1/4" (instrument)
Computer Connectivity	USB
Power Source	Power Supply (included)
Height	5.4"
Width	3.5"
Depth	2.3"
Weight	0.92 lbs.

FAQs

What type of harmonies can the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 produce?: The TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 can generate 1-2 vocal harmonies, allowing you to create rich and layered vocal effects that enhance your live performance.
How does the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 determine the key for harmonies?: The VoiceTone H1 uses auto key sensing, which detects the key from the guitar input, ensuring that the harmonies are always in tune with your music.
Can the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 be used with any instrument?: While the VoiceTone H1 is optimized for use with a guitar, it can accept any instrument that outputs a line-level signal through its 1/4" input.
Does the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 require an external power source?: Yes, the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 requires a power supply, which is included with the pedal.
Is the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 compatible with USB connectivity?: Yes, the TC Helicon VoiceTone H1 features USB connectivity, which can be used for firmware updates and other functionalities.

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PROS

Harmonies sound realistic, not robotic
Durable build, seems almost indestructible
Easy setup, plug-and-play functionality
Versatile for both guitar and keyboard use
Simple controls, easy for quick adjustments
Offers a range of harmonies/effects
Works well for solo performers and bands
Improves performance fullness with extra harmonies
Vocal tracking follows bends and vocal sweeps accurately
Noticeably quiet operation with low noise floor

CONS

Requires instrument input to identify key changes
Gain control can lead to excessive gain or distortion
Lacks voice doubling feature
Some harmonies less effective with complex chords
Octave control sounds electronic in lower octaves
Power cord is notably short, inconvenient for some setups
Phantom power voltage lower than ideal for some mics

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The H1 allows for manual key setting or automatic key detection based on chord input, offering flexibility for different performance contexts.
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Includes a mix knob and a harmony selection knob with 8 variations, enabling precise control over harmony integration.
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Ideal for solo acoustic performers; it enhances vocals when used subtly in the background, creating a fuller sound.
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Owners report a positive reaction from audiences when activating the harmonizer, indicating its effectiveness in live settings.
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Jenn Wasner

Singer, Guitarist

Bon Iver

Verified via reverb.com

In this 2017 Reverb article Jenn states:

The TC Helicon harmonizer/vocoder pedal was a gift from my friend Aaron Roche when we were working on If You See Me, Say Yes. We tracked the song “Sometimes It Is Right To Have No Answer" at his place in Brooklyn, and this pedal of his was featured heavily. After we finished tracking, he insisted on giving me the pedal to keep (I protested, but there was no arguing with him). That song later came to bookend the record as a shortened intro and extended outro.

Lindsey Lomis

Singer, Guitarist

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I met her when she opened for Bruno Major in Atlanta and asked her how she did the harmonies and she said it was this pedal. She's super nice, 10/10 performance. The pic is from some random person's instagram.