Advantages: Great little desk top modeler Disadvantages: needs footswitch for live work !
What on earth is this?
This is a multi effects unit, which can be used for live and recording work. It comes with a bundle of features, and is easy to use and reliable. I have owned one for 2 years..... Not even a small problem. Never failed me in anyway. JUST THE TICKET! I know that when I practice, record or take it for a bit of a rough evening or live gigging.
Note: According to www.digitech.com this is now a discontinued product, and so no more are being made.... glad I got mine when I did! So there is still some floating around, and they are at a really good price, a couple of years ago they were on sale for £180, I got mine for £120. Now I see them at around £80 depending on condition of the unit.
CONSTRUCTION:
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This is basically a red rectangle unit measuring W = 10.5" D = 6.6" H = 2 ...
The digitech midi vocalist is a nice little piece of kit. It is used for creating vocal harmonies while singing. It can generate up to 4 extra harmonies while you sing. It is very easy to use and the midi control is great. (vocoder mode)You can play a part on a keyboard and when you sing, the keyboard part creates the notes for the harmony. This was the most useful feature of the unit for me. It is a 1U rack mount unit and comes with the rack fittings, and power supply. It has a stereo output which automatically pans the harmonised voices. The microphone can be plugged in the front XLR jack or in the rear with a normal quarter inch jack. I bought the midi vocalist and a small effects unit to emulate ENYA type voices. It’s really good. I would recommend the unit to any vocalist as it “beefs up” your vocal line. The user ...
Advantages: Additional eq controls to shape your tone Disadvantages: cant argue with the price!
Im a very keen guitarist and have been for many years, more recently i have got into production and i now record quite few artists and bands, i am always coming across a band using distortion in their effects setup or needing the effect myself and because i use it so much i needed to find a unit that was capabe of producing a nice solid tone to work with!
I first heard about the digitech 'bad monkey' from a friend who used one and recommended them as being a very solid sounding distortion with nice variables so i decided to look further.
I went in to my local music store who sold them and tried one out and was surprised very quickly at how good they sounded for the price.
The pedal features one input and two outputs allowing the user to had a line level going from the pedal to their amplifier and another to be routed directly ...
