Rich
Thanks much appreciated

Tomcat
Thanks and look at the bright side.....it's better we watch them go I think rather than...

Dave
Thanks for the cudos

Will
Truly high praise indeed and appreciated from you.

Terry

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Terry http://imjazzed.homestead.com/Index.html

I will add my 2 cents for whatever they're worth.

Terry I agree with everyone else that your vocals are a LOT cleaner sounding and the recording is evidence of that. You actually have quite a unique sounding voice that with a little refinement (which we all could use, right? ) - you could acheive a success in your musical quest and establish a viable market for your Vocal CD's. I'm saying that as a compliment.

On the other hand, to be able to hear some good Voice overs and even some Harmonies would only help to proliferate your CD sales IMHO.

But from what I've heard so far from the TC Helicon VoiceWorks you may consider trading it in for something that will be more effective in generating true lifelike quality Harmony sounds. When hearing your vocal pieces using your VoiceWorks Harmonizer I immediately said to myself "That's one piece of equipment I will never own". If you get a Harmonizer that will actually accentuate your Vocal ability then you will be off to the races IMO.

Best regards,
Mike

well done terry,a big improvement,i,m curious though ,did you notice the same difference on playback that we heard when you compared it to past renditions, mike

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Mike & Mike,
Sorry I thought this had all died away and I missed your replies until now.

Thanks for the input. Mike/kebdplyr I disagree of course on the TC, but different strokes. Keep inmind, this is still processed through the Voiceworks, just less of it.

Mike/nard,
I like both of the vocal effects, both ways, but again different strokes.
Terry

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