You sing while you play keys. Perform-VK was drawn around exactly that gig: it clamps to your mic stand, takes a feed from your keyboard, and produces two-part harmonies that follow the chords you’re actually playing — in real time, without a key setting or a programming session.

Multi-effects on board — reverb, delay, doubler, HardTune and megaphone — sit alongside Adaptive Tone, which quietly handles EQ, compression, de-essing and gating while you perform. The keys input lets the harmoniser hear what your hands are doing, so the harmony lines drop in on the beat and on the note even when the song modulates. Step on the switch, and a second voice arrives in the chorus exactly when you wanted it.

XLR vocal out goes to the house. A 1/4-inch keyboard pass-through means your keys still arrive at your amp or DI exactly the way they would have without the box in the chain. USB streaming turns Perform-VK into the cleanest vocal interface your DAW has ever seen — useful when an idea from soundcheck needs to become a demo before you forget it.

Mic-stand-mounted, small enough to share space with a tuner, controls big enough to read from a metre away in stage light. If your right hand is busy playing chords and your left hand still needs a chorus harmony, Perform-VK is the box that delivers it.