Ian, I have to agree. Most of the problems with any vocal harmonizer is over use by the performer, and not learning the idiosyncrasies of the vocal processor itself. Donny Pesce once said "There's a real art to using a vocal harmonizer." He was right on the money.

Cheers,

Gary

I'm no one to give chord advice, but just an observation ... I can't stop thinking "If I Fell" in the way you do it, Gar.
If I may offer some advice ... I'd wait one more beat to change to the second chord. That'd just make me happy .... doesn't matter how you do it ... I'm just a Duprees/Joni James kinda freak. Sounds great in it's own way, but that "Beatles" tag keeps ringin in my ear! LOL

Dave, I always listen to your advice, especially on vocals. I'll give it a try the next time I have to perform.

Gary

I've been using the VH on the S 950 since I got it. I've had really good results. Like it has been stated, there is an art to using one. You have to find that sweet spot and stay with it. And again, less is more.

Joe