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Roland E-4 Aira Compact Voice Tweeker

Roland E-4 Aira Compact Voice Tweeker

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BOSS VE-2 Vocal Harmonist Pedal

BOSS VE-2 Vocal Harmonist Pedal

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BOSS VO-1 Compact Vocoder

BOSS VO-1 Compact Vocoder

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Roland VT-4 Voice Transformer

Roland VT-4 Voice Transformer

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BOSS VE-22 Vocal Performer

BOSS VE-22 Vocal Performer

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Mooer MVP3 Loopation Vocal Processor Pedal

Mooer MVP3 Loopation Vocal Processor Pedal

£139.00 £159.99
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Mooer MVP1 Autuner Vocal Processor Pedal

Mooer MVP1 Autuner Vocal Processor Pedal

£139.00 £159.99
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Mooer MVP2 Harmonier Vocal Processor Pedal

Mooer MVP2 Harmonier Vocal Processor Pedal

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BOSS VE-500 Vocal Performer Pedal

BOSS VE-500 Vocal Performer Pedal

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About Vocal Effects Pedals & Processors

Vocal Effects are an excellent way to add extra depth, atmosphere, and character to your performance. Used across nearly all styles of music, Vocal Effects can deliver a more professional sound. Simply plug your microphone cable into the pedal and then another cable to the PA or amp and you're good to go. Vocal Effects are very popular with solo performers as they can help to deliver a fuller sound or add ambience to delicate ballads.

Brands such as BOSS and Roland make a range of Vocal Effects pedals that are reliable, very easy to use, and contain high-quality sounds. Vocal effects processors can provide exciting effects through the use of some commonly used effects such as reverb and delay, and EQ control while others provide looping, harmonising, and pitch correction. Take a look at the available Vocal Effects pedals to get an idea of how they can easily integrate into your live setup and elevate your vocals.

Why Should I Use a Vocal Effects Pedal or Processor?

  • Can be used to enhance the best qualities of your voice
  • Great for singer-songwriters and solo performers who want a more professional sound
  • Adds control over the sound of your own vocals

Frequently Asked Questions about Vocal Effects Pedals & Processors

Question: Do I need a separate channel for the effects pedal?
No, the pedal essentially sits in line between the microphone and the PA. This is good for when you're playing on a line up with other bands: simply disconnect the cable from the stage microphone and plug the cable into the pedal's output, then connect your microphone to the input on the pedal using an extra cable, the sound engineer shouldn't have to adjust the gain settings on their desk.
Question: How to vocal harmoniser pedals work?
Vocal harmony pedals have controls allowing you to select the key you're playing in and the harmonic interval for the harmony voices. Harmonic interval selection allows the extra voices to be either above, below or around the sound of your own voice. It's also worth noting that because a lot of songs change keys in the middle, most vocal harmony pedals allow you to control the key via guitar: simply plug a guitar into the designated input and the pedal will analyse the chords from the guitar and move into the correct key as the song changes. The signal from the guitar is then sent back out to the PA or amp without being affected.
Question: What effects make vocals sound better?
Reverb can make vocals sound better since it adds a subtle natural quality to them. Other vocalists value compression since it delivers a more consistent level and sound.
Question: What are the best effects for live vocals?
The best effects for live vocals are ones that enhance the performance, such as reverb, delay, and compression.
Question: Should I record vocals with effects?
Generally, you shouldn't record vocals with effects as you are then restricted by what has been recorded. It is best to add the effect after you have recorded the vocal track so you have the ability to change and alter the effect if required.