One of the most amazing demos at the NAMM show was at the TC Electronics booth. A solo guitarist/singer played a number of songs and was able to have intelligent 4 part harmonies accompany him through the use of "VoiceLive". Those of you that know us know that I'm the gearhound in the family, but Joy (my wife and lead singer in our band) was absolutely blown away with the vocals that we heard. 1 person singing, and you heard the perfect 4 part harmonies for Crosby, Stills, Nash, & Young's "Helplessly Hoping". We decided we'd have to buy it as soon as we got back from NAMM, but unbelievably at the drawing for a free VoiceLive at 5 PM on Saturday at the TC Electronic booth, they picked Joy's name out of the box and we won the darn thing!!! 
Really, if you're gigging or recording you owe it to yourself to check this thing out, it is a truly amazing piece of equipment. Here's the link:
http://www.tc-helicon.com/VoiceLive
BTW...it also does real time pitch correction if you're recording a vocalist with some accuracy problems....
Really, if you're gigging or recording you owe it to yourself to check this thing out, it is a truly amazing piece of equipment. Here's the link:http://www.tc-helicon.com/VoiceLive
BTW...it also does real time pitch correction if you're recording a vocalist with some accuracy problems....
We have one (had to pay for it though 
) and it's great fun, very impressive. Best thing is that it confuses the f*ck out of the audience when you gig with it