DigiTech Improves Two Vocalist Products
January 29, 1998
In 1991, DigiTech opened the industry's ears to the sounds of the VHM-5 Vocal Harmony Machine-the human voice processor that actually sounded like a human voice. Now, here in 1998, DigiTech continues its vocal processing leadership with the release of the Studio Vocalist EX and the Vocalist Workstation EX. The EX stands for the 'expanded' functionality being demanded by today's live and studio users.
The Studio Vocalist EX is designed to meet the needs of customers involved in desktop music production using computers, sequencing software, plug-ins and digital recording.
The Studio Vocalist EX features:
- Full external editing capability via MIDI Sysex
- Hands-off automatic pitch correction to the nearest scale tone
- Hands-on MIDI note and Pitch-bend wheel controlled pitch correction
- Improved tracking and even more natural sound
- Application-specific programs for doubling, harmony, pitch correction and special effects
- Plug-in editor for Cakewalk Pro-Audio 6.0
Likewise, the Vocalist Workstation EX is designed to meet the needs of a growing demographic of live performers who also own project studios and who need equipment that's equally useful in both environments.
The Vocalist Workstation EX features:
- Time-saving automatic doubling programs
- Hands-off automatic pitch correction to the nearest scale tone
- Hands-on MIDI note and Pitch-bend wheel controlled pitch correction
- Expanded special vocal effects
- Plug-in editor for Cakewalk Pro-Audio 6.0
- Portable tabletop format
Suggested U.S. retail pricing on the DigiTech Studio Vocalist EX is set at $999.95, with the Vocalist Workstation EX offered for $599.95. For more information, visit their web site at www.digitech.com. | 
