TC-Helicon VoiceTone H1 Reviews

Marky Mark
from Austin, TX
August 8, 2012Music Background:
Weekend warrior musician

Changes everything!

Wow, this little piece of magic is now a mainstay in my acoustic covers duo. It add s such dynamic depth to the songs we play. It's easiest to play with your guitar plugged in and it recognizing the key to harmonize based on the chords you play. Worth the price paid and would buy another in a heartbeat.

KennY
from Fenton, MO
June 4, 2012Music Background:
Hobbyist and performer

A great companion

I really like the H-1. Anybody who has a solo act should check in to this. I will tell you how off key and pitchy you can get. I'm going to get the Tone Correct next and hopefully sound like I think I should. Great tool for anyone needing accompanyment that doesn't talk back. One of the few times that I can say I am really glad I bought a gadget.

Bruce Lewis
from Middle,TN.
December 13, 2011Music Background:
25+ years Live gigging....

VoiceTone H1

Quality of sound is very good...
Easy to use..
Requires very little set up....
If you're looking for one or two part harmonies this is the way to go...
Would replace if broken...

Charlie
from Buchanan Dam, TX
December 10, 2012Music Background:
church musician (5-string bass and 12-string guitar, as well as vocals).

Addition to review of Nov 8th

I'm happy I didn't wait and get the rackmount! I've used this in church, and everyone's blown away by it. I'm stoked! The only thing I don't like is it doesn't have pedals to change presets, like switching from tight, two-part, surrounding harmonies to a single tight, low harmony on the next song, hence the 4.5 instead of 5. Other than taking a few seconds to make this kind of adjustment, I can't think of ANYTHING else I dislike about the H1. Thanks, TC-Helicon and thank you, Phil for setting me up with this monster!

Charlie
from Buchanan Dam, TX
November 8, 2012Music Background:
church musician (5-string bass and 12-string guitar, as well as vocals).

Buy it!

Although I DO wish I'd waited, saved enough money for the rack mount unit, this one does everything it says, does it well! One or two voices, above or below or split, loose or tight harmonies, keyed manually or from your instrument. I have no complaints about this unit at all.

Gary Asher
from Trinity, Texas USA
December 1, 2011Music Background:
Semi-Pro Musician, Hobbyist

Impressive

I've only had the opportunity to gig with this once so far, but I'm liking it. My only minor problem was understanding the voicings control; the up arrows, down arrows. But I did get to field test it some and find out how best to use it, although I'm sure I will get better with it over time.

Quality seems great. It's very robust, doesn't seem to affect my guitar signal at all, and the mic preamp is very clean.

Eugene Hinson
from Fort Payne, Al
October 6, 2012Music Background:
Church choir director

Sounds Great.

I had an old harminizer from the 1980s. It was just so so. The Telicon H1 is natural sounding. I do not play an instrument so I could not play with my vocal. I sing acapella and the H1 is right on key after I determine the key of my song. I really do enjoy singing and recording with this fab piese of equipment. Perfect harmony.

Andy colclasure
from Newkirk, Ok.
August 23, 2012Music Background:
Semi pro musician

TC Helicon H 1. Great product.

I had heard other brands of harmonizers and was kinda sceptical with this one, until I used it. Great harmonies, easy to use, compact and durable. Perfect for the traveling musician. Just hook it up and play.

Ron Craig
from Georgetown DE 19947
December 6, 2012Music Background:
I have been a performer in various venues for many years

The TC - Helicon H1

I love my H1 and I'm having a blast with it. I get a lot of positive feedback from audiences on the vocal effects. It sure adds great variety for a soloist. However my review was due to either my inexperience or actual performance of the product. I miss the ability to double-track my voice at times. I also find the harmony effects often missing the intended chord I'm singing. I run my guitar through it and have set my gain properly and stay close to the mic but I still get "off" chords vocally and I'm not sure why. I'm going to try it through a keyboard to see how it responds.

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