vocal effects

I've thought about a TC-Helicon Harmony Singer pedal for solo gigs to add a second or even third voice on some tunes. They look interesting from the videos I've seen, but I'd really want to try one before buying.

I've got the Voicetones T1 and H1.
I don't think the T1 does anything I can hear, it certainly does not add the low end to my voice that i hear in my head.
And H1 has the same problem as all simple harmonizers despite having a guitar input to help determine which harmony to play.

I not touched them in years.

petermac -- I'd be tempted on that VoiceLive 3 of yours if it weren't for the fact that it would mean that the looper and the Digitech RP500 I use would become rather redundant (and I'd have the learning curve for the new equipment and have to re-do all the loops I'm using...)  

Why not list it in the "Accessories For Sale" section of the "Marketplace" board? -- maybe someone else in the community will see it and grab it!

petermac -- as it turns out, I checked on eBay and found someone selling a used TC-Helicon Harmony Singer pedal in the original packaging for $100 and free shipping. I pulled the trigger on that, since that's half the cost of a new one.  We'll see whether or not that was a good idea on my part when I get it. 

I know what you mean about learning curves. It's taken me awhile to get used to playing with the looper pedal I have, and punching in and out at the right times on the six or seven tunes I use it on. But it does enhance a solo gig, allowing me to do solos over the top on a couple blues tunes, for instance, and to enhance other tunes by having 'two' guitars playing the chords in different voicings. 

I'm hoping the harmony pedal does the same -- giving me a harmony voice on maybe half a dozen songs in a couple places. In the band I play in, I'm one of two lead vocalists, but we have four other people who can sing harmonies, so we can do tunes where you need four or more voices at a time. I kinda miss having someone singing with me!  

Hi guys, I use a TC harmonizer pedal and I reckon its brilliant. I had the TC Helicon XT Harmonizer pedal but I couldn't seem to get just one harmony voice with it, only two. So I bought a TC Harmonizer (a blue pedal)and that does exactly what I want. I mainly use the 3rd above harmony and as long as I'm strumming the correct chord the 2nd voice comes out perfect. I have been blessed with perfect pitch and have no problems in singing the correct melody line therefore my harmony voice come thru' exact. My problem of late is forgetting the damned words. I was doing my busking gig this morning and forgot a few lines of Sunday Morning Coming Down a song I've been singing for years. I reckon soon I might have to check out the postbox to remind me of my name.. S

I considered the TC Helicon Harmony pedal but decided to bail on it. While I saw a lot of positives to using one, I decided to not use one.

The used TC-Helicon Harmony Singer pedal I bought through eBay showed up this afternoon, and after a couple hours playing with it... I have to say I'm impressed.  I have no idea how the device manages to so quickly respond to chord changes and vocal movement and keep up without a hiccup. Definitely something I'll be using on certain songs when I do solo gigs. I told Denise (my spouse) that I'm going to have to watch the temptation to over-use the pedal... 

I'll let you know if I run into any snags or issues as I play with it more -- my next solo gig is Aug. 5, and I want to debut it there...