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#220372 - 02/21/03 06:54 AM Re: vocal harmonizaers...what to expect from one? How good are they?
MusicJohn Offline
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Registered: 02/13/03
Posts: 43
Loc: Garner, NC, USA
Okay, I think I have heard enough. You guys have been real helpful. I listened and read the TC site and learned a lot.

I am dissapointed that the vocals does nto separate from the mix on the 2K. Real disappointed.

I am going to have to think this through a little more. I may opt for the 1K instead and get a separate harmonizer. Unless I can get the 2K for a great price....OR...

I may just be satisfied in using the 2K's voice for performances. WE'll see!

Thanks again everyone! I really appreciate it.




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#220373 - 02/21/03 08:04 AM Re: vocal harmonizaers...what to expect from one? How good are they?
eddiefromrotherham Offline
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Registered: 03/21/02
Posts: 788
Loc: Rotherham,England.
Hi,

I have come into this thread without having the time to read it thoroughly but have you considered the PSR9000 which has outputs to
Main,Sub1 ,Sub2, and Sub1 + Sub2 through an MS50 or through others perhaps?
I can direct song via mic in this way.

cheers
Eddie Johnson

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#220374 - 02/21/03 08:09 AM Re: vocal harmonizaers...what to expect from one? How good are they?
MusicJohn Offline
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Registered: 02/13/03
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Loc: Garner, NC, USA
Yes, I have, but I can barely afford the 2K. Therefore, as always, one must compromise.

Thansk anyway.

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