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VOICE RACK FX

VOICE RACK FX
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VOICE RACK FX

About this product

VoiceLive Rack lineage compressed into one 19-inch unit, Voice Rack FX is the box that takes your project studio or live rig and gives every vocal track a finished, broadcast-ready feel — without you having to commit to a vocal-effects plug-in chain every time you open a session.

Reverb, delay, double, modulation, EQ, compression and de-essing all sit on the front panel — the same algorithms that built TC-Helicon’s reputation, voiced specifically for human voices. Patch it into your DAW over USB and use it as an insert chain on the lead vocal, drop it into a hardware monitor path so the singer hears effects in their headphones, or run it live as a vocal-effects processor the front-of-house engineer never has to touch.

Up to two channels of independent processing means a lead and a backing vocal can both be treated at once. MIDI control gives you hands-free patch changes on stage. The signal path respects the source — clean preamps, sensible gain staging, and converters that take a real vocal and don’t flatten the life out of it on the way through.

Front panel is rack-readable from across the room, the back panel has the connections a working engineer expects — XLR and 1/4-inch I/O, S/PDIF, MIDI, USB. If you record vocals on more than one project a month, or you run a live rig where the singer wants to hear themselves the same way every night, this is the rack piece you stop second-guessing.