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Stereo XLR outputs
They send the processed vocal signal directly to a PA mixer, stage monitor, or recording device.

Independent shopping perspective
VE-500 puts vocal processing on a singing guitarist's pedalboard. Connect a guitar to drive its harmony, pitch, and vocoder functions, then send the unaffected guitar signal onward from the Thru output. Processed vocals leave through stereo XLR outputs for a PA mixer, stage monitor, or recording device. It can create real-time two- and three-part harmonies from detected guitar chords, while MIDI or USB MIDI can drive the harmony and pitch engines instead. Programmable memories let you call up prepared vocal setups between songs.


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What matters in use
Catalog numbers tell only part of the story. These are the details most likely to change how this product feels, sounds, or fits into a setup.

Detail 01
They send the processed vocal signal directly to a PA mixer, stage monitor, or recording device.
Detail 02
The guitar can control harmony, pitch, and vocoder functions while an unprocessed signal continues to other pedals.
Detail 03
It generates real-time two- and three-part harmonies by detecting played guitar chords and key.
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It provides compressor, de-esser, and EQ tools for vocal processing.
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They provide independently available effects processing, with flexible routing for live and harmonized vocals.
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Save and instantly recall prepared setups for different songs or styles.
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Product questions
Straight answers to the questions shoppers most often ask about this product.
Yes. Its harmony engine tracks the chords and key played on guitar to generate real-time two- and three-part harmonies.
Yes. Harmony and pitch functions can be driven through the MIDI or USB inputs.
The stereo XLR outputs can feed a PA mixer, stage monitor, or recording device.
Yes. Programmable memories store and recall favorite setups.