Hi Mac,
Same here. It is the first Harmonizer that caught my interest when I heard the demos.
Now that Frankie is a dealer I'm sure you can get a great deal on it.
Good luck.
Eric

I want a harmonizer/pitch correction unit that will make me a good singer...when I am not! :-). Andy Williams quality will do nicely!

Maybe one that wil follow the melody I play in RH...and do pitch correct to make my voice in tune?

Lee S.

Can this unit be used with more than one mic? Or would each singer in a band need one? Thanks!

It's really designed to use with only one mic.
However, you could put 3 mics through a mixer and bus it with one cable to the unit in order to use the effects. You couldn't use the harmonizer though.
If you just need effects there are better and less expensive solutions. If you need a harmonizer, then each band member needs one.
But then again; if you have several band members singing you wouldn't need a harmonizer...
I hope this helps.
Eric

Just purchased the VL2 and must say it's MUCH better than Voiceworks Plus :
Ease of use,
Fantastic effects (especially the reverbs)
'listens' to audio for chords,
no midi needed

I just connect the T3 outputs to the AUX (stereo) input of the VL2, Mike and from the VL2 balanced outputs to the L1's.... that's all folks

Not even a mixing console is needed anymore.. the VL2 has it all.

I'm happy to hear of all the pleased reviews of the VoiceLive 2, But I'm getting a little annoyed that I order a case of them over a month ago and I still have not seen them yet!!!

Hopefully they will come in soon

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If you had multiple singers, all you would need would be something that switched the routing on the mikes. Two is easy, a simple A/B crossover switch would do it. Three or more would be a bit more complex, but still doable. Main thing is, it needs to be just switches, using busses on a board gives you too much opportunity to accidentally send it two voices, which will confuse the hell out of it!

Other thing to watch out for is having similar levels, EQ and tone from all the different singers, or their will be big differences in level, depending on who is singing...

I am interested in how the TC helicon Voice live 2 tracks harmonies without the midi chord input form an instrument...as with Mp3's....or singing along with just playing songs not using the midi chord input as the unit can track audio signals...that alone is worth the money for this wonderful unit.....anyone? Tonight I'm going to Demo one at a friends studio.

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http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=smlnco1e27Y
http://acapella.harmony-central.com/showthread.php?t=2416306

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It's an incredible device, but for me it has too many foot-switch buttons that are relatively close to each other. I don't want to look down to activate the harmonizer, or change base keys. Just want to set it up, turn it on or off when needed--that's all.

Gary