User Guide for TC Helicon Harmony Singer 2 Vocal Effect Pedal

Quick guide from the manual

The TC Helicon Harmony Singer 2 is a vocal effect pedal designed to add harmonies and reverb to your voice. To get started, ensure you have a 9V DC power supply or 4 AA batteries. Connect your microphone to the Mic input and your guitar to the Guitar input to allow the pedal to detect the key for harmony generation. Use the Ground lift button if you experience unwanted buzz or hum.

Device Overview

The pedal features several controls for shaping your sound:

• Key Selector: Selects the major key for pitch correction and harmony generation.
• Level: Adjusts the volume of the harmonies.
• Reverb: Selects the type and amount of reverb effect.
• Tone: Engages 'Adaptive Tone' which applies EQ, compression, de-essing, and gating.
• Footswitch: Bypasses the harmony effect with a single press. Holding for a few seconds bypasses both harmony and reverb effects.

Connections

The rear panel contains the following connections:

• Mic: Connect your microphone here.
• Guitar Input: Connect your guitar here for harmony tracking.
• Guitar Thru: Pass-through for your guitar signal.
• Out: Connect to a mixer or powered speaker.
• Power: Connect a 9V / >300mA power supply (not included) or insert 4 AA batteries.
• USB: Used for firmware updates.

Safety and Maintenance

Operate the device within a temperature range of 5° to 45°C. Keep the apparatus away from water and do not install near heat sources like radiators or stoves. Clean only with a dry cloth. If the device requires repair, ensure it is handled by qualified personnel.