ZoomV3 Vocal Processor, Vocal Effects Pedal, 3-Part Harmony, Pitch Correction, 16 Studio Grade Effects, Battery Powered, for Streaming and Recording

It's a good gadget for home karaoke since it has a simple to understand button pad that can be mounted to the mic stand. Mostly people can figured out how to have fun with it at first glance.

This thing is a beast. The pitch correction is what I like the best. It comes with batteries but I ordered the power cord. I haven’t done the firmware update and it works great without my computer. I connected it my audio interface to process prior to going into the computer and it sounds amazing. No delay at all. I have Autotunes and other pitch correction software but nothing compares to this.

Overall, it is apparent that this will be a useful addition to live performance. First, there are no submenus or complicated screens to rifle through. Everything you need has its own on/off button. If it's illuminated, that means it's on. If it's not, then it's off. It's that simple. Turning the reverb knob to the right increases the effect. Turning it completely left turns the reverb effect off. Easy.The reverb is also very usable, but as a personal preference, it would be "nice" to have more options for reverb. But at this price point, that may be asking for a lot. The good news is, I have no worries about just handing this over to a lead singer and expecting good results. Much more complicated vocal pedals often prove frustrating for musicians who want quick results. This unit, however, is designed for a quick learning curve.

I have 2 other Zoom products. I like them. This item doesn't correct pitch on pre-recorded music. Thanks!

So I bought this so I had a battery powered mobile vocal fx unit I could use to create voices for my cosplay with a battery powered mic&speaker. I think it kinda serves it purpose, but it is not the best...The delay and reverb options are minimal, and if I were going to just use this as a studio of main vocal fx processor I would look into a different one with better/more fx options.Like I did mention. If you need a battery powered vocal fx processor for on the go, this will do the job.

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Hey all, I found a fix for the weird behaviors and shut down.......Make sure the first thing you do is download the update firmware. It cure my problem, mentioned in an earlier post....I am leaving this a one star to allow others to see this very important update......DOWNLOAD THE UPDATE FIRMWARE,..this will correct the problems we all have been experiencing. I dont know why the makers dont have FORMWARE update advisory posted----First post below------The warnings could not have been any less heralded by my fellow purchasers, giving it the lowest rating on the scale. I absolutely love the “ZOOM” brand. I am a proud owner of 4 of their incredible recorders, going just over 7 years old fully functional to date.This had driven me to totally disregard the lower rating comments. That said, two days into enjoying my new ZOOM V3 it shut down hard!! but not before making me tare the headphones from my head to recover from a Mega Buzz delivered directly into each eardrum, in UHD, which made it very clear to me that it had been, in the least, very lovingly constructed, by ZOOM, with the ability to express emotion by screaming the way it had just prior to DYING A PAINFUL DEATH!!! I hate the process of trying to return something and expect them to keep up their part of the bargain. They already have youtubers making this product dubbing it with great things just shy of saying it was better than sex on a stick, (don’t ask,…I’m still delirious from ear hemorrhaging)!! So, I will NOT be returning it and just count it as an expensive lesson learned. I was really hoping this was another smart purchase from ZOOM, as was their recorders.

The media could not be loaded. It’s a bit complicated if you don’t know music theory, but I got you. First, do not rely in pitch correction chromatic unless you are singing acapella. If you sign with a backing track, ZOOMV3 (ZV3) will get confuse and will autotune the whole song. Instead what you want to do is find the original song key in muicstax.com on the search bar. I can only speak for famous songs. Then dial the key on the key circle in ZV3, if the song is in major KEY use big letter I.e. key of A-major. If the song is in minor key look for it underneath the big letters in the dial, and it will have a little m I.e. Dm (D minor). If the song is in a #major key refer to the blank spaces. You can also use YouTube for music theory.Once you have that, turn on Pitch Correct Key, and click on enhance to give your voice more presence. Remember, the higher you have effect adjust, the more robotic you will sound. So find the right range by dial it down from 100 until you find your tone. You might find that you may not be too far from the key. I hope this helps.