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Boss RC-202 Loop Station Compact Performance Controller
- R6,435
- FINGERTIP LOOPING FOR PROGRESSIVE MUSIC CREATORS Perfect for club performers, electronic musicians, and beatboxers, the RC-202 packs powerful BOSS looping and multi-effects in an amazingly compact tabletop unit.
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Boss VE-2 Vocal Harmonist Effects Pedal
- R4,195
- The VE-2 Vocal Harmonist delivers a complete effects solution for all singers, particularly those that perform with guitar. This portable, battery-powered stompbox has everything you need to create…
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Boss VE-20 Vocal Performer Effects Pedal
- R5,175
- THE ESSENTIAL STOMPBOX FOR VOCALISTS Who says stompboxes are just for guitarists? The new, easy-to-use VE-20 has been designed from the ground up for singers, featuring some of…
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Boss VE-5-WH Vocal Performer Effects Processor
- R4,195
- The VE-5 Vocal Performer is a compact and mobile personal effects processor and looper for vocalists. Featuring a simple-to-use tabletop design that can be easily attached to a…
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Once you have your studio set and you’re ready to record, you might find yourself wanting to take things a step further by adding effects and signal processors to your chain. Defining this broad range of gear is simple. Essentially, Effects and Processors are pieces of gear used to effect and/or control the input sound to the desired output sound for the producer or engineer.
Studio effects often come in the form of units designed to fit into the universal studio rack. These effects units allow the producer to add the desired effect such as delay, reverb and compression to the recorded sound. Something to keep in mind is that you can get these with multiple studio effects built into one unit. Or, some of these studio effects are designed to do one thing. An example of this would be the the classic Lexicon reverb studio effects unit.
This category also includes signal processors. What these do is allow for the conversion and processing of digital inputs so they can be used in your DAW music software. They then convert your signal back into analog so that the sound can be monitored and/or sent to other external processors.
