molul
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Coming from @Lysander 's Helix LT mini mockup, I thought that would be the perfect form factor for a Helix Vocals:
These would be my desired specs:
Hardware
These would be my desired specs:
Hardware
- XLR input
- Stereo XLR output
- Phantom switch
- MIDI in (USB midi would be good enough)
- DSP: the Stomp/Stomp XL horsepower should be enough
- Form factor: the mentioned LT mini mockup
- New blocks:
- "Vocal harmonizer 2/3/4-voice". Monophonic formant preserving pitch shifting. Three blocks for 2, 3 or 4 harmonies (for using what's best in each case and not use unnecessary DSP). Parameters:
- Key
- Voice "1-4" scale (like Twin harmonies' scales)
- Voice "1-4" shift (-9th/9th)
- Voice "1-4" character (tweaks the formant to get the harmonies to sound like coming from another person's throat)
- Voice "1-4" pre-delay (0-200ms)
- Voice "1-4" detune (+/-20cents)
- Voice "1-4" level
- Mix
- Level
- A way to define your custom scales would also be really handy.
- Voice enhancer: this is at the beginning of the chain in Boss VE500 and it improves the voice tone dramatically. I guess it's just some slightly tweakable EQ curve.
- No need for these blocks:
- Amps, cabs, preamp, IRs.
- Distortion: probably just select a bunch of them. Those that make sense in the context of voice processing.
- It would probably be necessary having the first block as dynamics only, and then the harmony as the second block. After that, any other block could be used in whatever order. I don't think I'd need more than 8 blocks (or 16 if running something on parallel)