NAMM 2015: TC-Helicon releases VoiceLive Touch 2 and MP-76 Bundle
Modern vocal FX processing power at a touch or in your hand
VoiceLive Touch 2 is the newest vocal processor from TC-Helicon. Pamper your vocals with effects, modulation, harmonies and more - or loop-record for insane creative control. All this comes either at the touch of the VoiceLive processor box, or - thanks to the new MP-76 microphone's four assignable buttons - from the very palm of your hand.
The VoiceLive box itself features a raft of high-quality dedicated vocal effects, complete with a slider control to take the effect wherever you want it in real-time. TC-Helicon's VLOOP technology is also on-hand to get six tracks of loops, which you can, of course, treat with the onboard effects.
Control over the hardware gets even easier with the release of the MP-76 microphone. Similar to the company's earlier MP-75 model but with more assignable buttons, tweaking the box can be done... outside the box, from anywhere on stage.
The VoiceLive Touch 2 and MP-76 mic will be released as a bundle at the end of February. They'll cost £469/€599/$599. More information is available from the TC-Helicon website.
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