TC-Helicon VOICETONE R1 review by Evilena Protektore

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[@santiagov4437]

Great review, thank you! And I loved the fact that the background music is the one it's on your demo song. :)

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

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[@DjBlackLotus]

Explain every single details that i need . thank you so much

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

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[@uptownphotography]

Nice job...and good info on this unit. Philip NYC Area

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

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@@evilenaprotektore5044 My pleasure...All the best... Philip NYC Area

[@kiskadar69]

16:33 "Many condenser mics can operate using phantom values from +9V to +52V, though you may find certain condensers will not function, or will not function correctly unless supplied the nominal voltage of +48V. Please note, you will not harm your mic if it does not have enough voltage to power it properly."(TC-Helicon,2012) "It provides +24V phantom power only. That covers lots of condensers, but some mics won't work without 48V, so you'd have to check your mic's requirements."(TC-Helicon,2013) "The singles offer always-on 24V phantom which works for all but the most power hungry condensers."(TC-Helicon,2015) "There is no switch for phantom power on or off, which makes a lot of people hesitant, so let me clarify this myth for you: if the mic has a balanced output, and is wired correctly, even if the mic is a dynamic or ribbon type, phantom will not hurt the mic. So technically as long as you're not connecting microphones with TS jacks, you should be good. For doing that you would need adapters anyways because the in and out of this pedal is exclusively XLR cannon balanced, so in short, any standard microphone should be fine with this."(Zardonic,2016) "99% of dynamic mics can handle phantom power, so it isn't really an issue. Any dynamic mic made in the last 30 years is going to be fine, unless you're using some obscure vintage mic, which you should keep off the stage anyway."(Tony,2017) "I would have liked an option of 48V or nothing rather than the permanent 24V."(PigDoc101,2020) "24V phantom (P24) was added to the DIN standard (now DIN EN 61938) in 1979 - joining the earlier P12 and P48. It was added because it allows better power transfer which was thought to be an advantage with more-complex mics. It was actually recommended for new designs in 1996. Really only true condenser mics need 48V for polarization. Many mics that use pre-polarized electret capsules will work cheerfully down to 9V. I imagine the designers of these pedals had not thought it likely that they would be used with studio-grade condenser mics."(RexBeckett,2020)

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[@DJCD92162095]

🤗 Could you do a comparison this pedal with BOSS REVERB pedal please 🙏🤗🙌

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[@jussi55]

Question! Does it have natural decay when you push it off or does it just cut the reverb off stone cold? So if you have a looooong and huge reverb and you sing but press the pedal off, does the reverb still echo or does it just cut off?

[@marekstruhar5574]

I would like to know as well

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

Unfortunately it just cuts it off... But you can always turn the knob instead of pressing the pedal!

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

@@marekstruhar5574 Unfortunately it just cuts it off... But you can always turn the knob instead of pressing the pedal!

[@Shashli4ok]

Nice demo! Good job!

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Why thank you good sir :))))))

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[@Gabybs-2.0]

Too long

[@evilenaprotektore5044]

There's this thing called "Fast Forward" :D