Would love for the Minivoicer to have features like the possibility to avoid certain notes in a scale, and be able to choose if it should go up or down if you play a note outside of the scale.
Totally agree - the minivoicer is pretty unusable in my opinion until you can use custom scales.
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need “MegaVoicer”
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As I’ve stated in a couple threads, my minivoicer wishlist is:
- Custom scales: for all chromatic pitches set an “in” note and a corresponding “out” note for each voice.
- MIDI Channel specific blocks: with QC set to “Omni” allow a minivoicer block to listen to only one channel. This way, two simultaneous blocks set to different channels can receive separate pitch data, increasing the possible harmonies to more than 2 when using MIDI.
- Pipe dream: harmonizer based on incoming pitch data, like the TC Helicon line of voice products.
+1 II currently make use of simple minor 3rd harmonies in several songs and while the Minivoicer can do that, it don’t think it’s up to par or sounds realistic enough although none of them really are.
I’ll stick with my Fractal harmonizer in the meantime which has modes and custom scales plus per voice delay and other features. It has low latency and sounds good enough live in a band mix that no one has ever questioned whether it was a real harmony with our other guitar player or just an effect.
Hopefully the QC will expand the features in the Minivoicer to be similar to Fractal’s or Helix’s pitch blocks or create another, more powerful pitch block altogether.
Unfortunately, I assume not too many people use this effect which means it may not make it to a higher priority. Hopefully I’m wrong.
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Voted.
So glad to use harmonizer with such as small enclosure but sadly the sound quality is still feels like previous generations pedal, feels no realistic, not enough for show use…
Got my vote too