Vocal Effects - Page 2

Rotting Remains · 30th October 2005, 01:03 AM

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Originally Posted by captainclegg

like a metal zone guitar pedal just a guitar overdrive or distortion could get a really cheap one in cash converters in dundee i did

boss or digitech i agree the pod works well i know the pod live works well for it i would have let u use it but someone coughed up enough cash for me to sell it ch ching

fukin hell dus cash converters still do pedals ?
i never noticed them....

protex_lee · 29th March 2006, 01:01 AM

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Originally Posted by freakonaleash

Can anyone give advice for our singer please? He is wondering if there are any good vocal effects boards or pedals, or does everyone just use the vocal effects built into a PA amp?

my setting's ... *give you a wed 13 / casey chaos style bitey vocal*

on the pa *mic channel* use......

bass- 2 o'clock
middle- 3 o'clock
treble- between 4 + 5 o'clock

use the medium room reverb *beside the pa master effects* and crank the effects on mic channel to about 1 o'clock
also put on a tiny little bit of effects return *shud be beside the pa master volumes* to give you a slight ghosty echo *you'll barely notice it but its there !

this beats spending money and it sounds good too !
hope it helps !!

grigorip · 29th March 2006, 01:18 AM

theres this thing by Korg called like the Kaoss pad and its like pure wondies and that btw.

nelly · 29th March 2006, 10:07 AM

best bet either a zoom rfx1100 or rfx2200 depending on what you want to spend.

both rackmountable and you can buy a foot controller for about an extra 20 bucks. Soundcontrol will most likely have both so go have a listen.

mrlizard · 29th March 2006, 03:24 PM

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Originally Posted by protex_lee

my setting's ... *give you a wed 13 / casey chaos style bitey vocal*

on the pa *mic channel* use......

bass- 2 o'clock
middle- 3 o'clock
treble- between 4 + 5 o'clock

use the medium room reverb *beside the pa master effects* and crank the effects on mic channel to about 1 o'clock
also put on a tiny little bit of effects return *shud be beside the pa master volumes* to give you a slight ghosty echo *you'll barely notice it but its there !

this beats spending money and it sounds good too !
hope it helps !!

This is going to vary with every venue, desk, effects unit. so its not really helpful advice. glad it works for you though.

mrlizard · 29th March 2006, 03:27 PM

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Originally Posted by nelly

best bet either a zoom rfx1100 or rfx2200 depending on what you want to spend.

best bet, using neither of them, cos they suck, and if you use them, you'll suck.

zoom sucks.

ArchFlameTera · 1st April 2006, 11:29 AM

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Originally Posted by mrlizard

zoom sucks.

amen to that brother, zoom make THE WORST pedals and effects crap ever known to man. years ago someone bought me a 707 GFX, absolute shite! xcinderboyx had a newer more precey zoom, which was just as shite really!!

Püke Fyst · 1st April 2006, 01:03 PM

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Originally Posted by ArchFlameTera

amen to that brother, zoom make THE WORST pedals and effects crap ever known to man. years ago someone bought me a 707 GFX, absolute shite! xcinderboyx had a newer more precey zoom, which was just as shite really!!

hahaha Kate was just saying the only thing she uses her zoom(BFX-708) for is checking her tuning nowadays!!

nelly · 1st April 2006, 07:40 PM

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Originally Posted by mrlizard

best bet, using neither of them, cos they suck, and if you use them, you'll suck.

zoom sucks.

each to their own, but i sell them regularly to many bands - predominantly function/wedding bands - who lets be honest, tend to have a much greater need and much more money to buy decent vocal effects than most original bands. and i've never had anyone bring either back.

zoom guitar gear is shit, but their hi tech stuff is superb for the money.

bobby · 2nd April 2006, 12:18 PM

Tc Electronics M300.

Rosco the Bosco · 3rd April 2006, 08:12 AM

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Originally Posted by nelly

each to their own, but i sell them regularly to many bands - predominantly function/wedding bands - who lets be honest, tend to have a much greater need and much more money to buy decent vocal effects than most original bands. and i've never had anyone bring either back.

zoom guitar gear is shit, but their hi tech stuff is superb for the money.

Good ain.

Rosco the Bosco · 3rd April 2006, 08:14 AM

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Originally Posted by protex_lee

my setting's ... *give you a wed 13 / casey chaos style bitey vocal*

on the pa *mic channel* use......

bass- 2 o'clock
middle- 3 o'clock
treble- between 4 + 5 o'clock

use the medium room reverb *beside the pa master effects* and crank the effects on mic channel to about 1 o'clock
also put on a tiny little bit of effects return *shud be beside the pa master volumes* to give you a slight ghosty echo *you'll barely notice it but its there !

this beats spending money and it sounds good too !
hope it helps !!

Good ain.

(>.<)dave(o.O) · 4th April 2006, 10:18 PM

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Originally Posted by ArchFlameTera

amen to that brother, zoom make THE WORST pedals and effects crap ever known to man. years ago someone bought me a 707 GFX, absolute shite! xcinderboyx had a newer more precey zoom, which was just as shite really!!

lies!

everyone in the music industry knows zoom make the best pedals. and at an affordable price too!

heh

nelly · 5th April 2006, 02:02 PM

just had a shot of a Lexicon Mx200 which is a great buy for the 150 bucks. Dundee SoundControl should have a Jbl and Lexicon Stand in soon as the rep has just been in to see me in the Kirkcaldy branch, worth going and having a snoop.

ArchFlameTera · 5th April 2006, 04:36 PM

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Originally Posted by (>.<)dave(o.O)

lies!

everyone in the music industry knows zoom make the best pedals. and at an affordable price too!

29th March 2006, 01:18 AM	#18 (permalink)
grigorip kipper family Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: cuparfife,but,tis-notmyfavoriteplacetobe.hm Posts: 2,154	theres this thing by Korg called like the Kaoss pad and its like pure wondies and that btw.

29th March 2006, 10:07 AM	#19 (permalink)
nelly Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 15 Band: -	best bet either a zoom rfx1100 or rfx2200 depending on what you want to spend. both rackmountable and you can buy a foot controller for about an extra 20 bucks. Soundcontrol will most likely have both so go have a listen.

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bobby Senior Member Join Date: Mar 2003 Location: Dundee Posts: 3,728 Band: Swordmaster + Archives	Tc Electronics M300.

5th April 2006, 02:02 PM	#29 (permalink)
nelly Registered User Join Date: Mar 2006 Posts: 15 Band: -	just had a shot of a Lexicon Mx200 which is a great buy for the 150 bucks. Dundee SoundControl should have a Jbl and Lexicon Stand in soon as the rep has just been in to see me in the Kirkcaldy branch, worth going and having a snoop.