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BOSS VE-500HighlightsVocal FX Engine in Stompbox Form FactorEnhance Section for Core Vox ProcessingDelay, Verb, Mod, Distortion & MoreGuitar Input & Thru Put / MIDI InputHarmony Engine Tracks Guitar or MIDI InAssignable Footswitches & KnobsExt Expression / Footswitch InputXLR Input / Dual XLR Outs for Stereo50 Presets / 99 User SlotsIncluded AC AdapterFeaturesThe BOSS VE-500 Vocal Performer is a vocal-effects engine in a stompbox form factor. It's suitable for guitar players looking to affect their vocals in a variety of ways. For instance, the pedal combines intelligent compression, EQ, and de-essing into an Enhance Section; this allows your voice to shine the best it can. Further atmospheric effects including reverb, delay, modulation, and more are at your disposal, as are trashy distortions and other ear-catching sounds.By means of a guitar input and thru-put, you can create harmonies that follow the chordal structure of your playing, filling out the arrangement if you're the sole singer in a band. This input can also be used to elicit classic vocoder and talkbox effects; thus, you can get that classic Peter Frampton sound without having to introduce a frequently-unsanitary tube into your mouth.Have a favorite sound? Have several favorite sounds? You can store them in one of 99 presets, or utilize the 50 preset-patches already onboard. Controls are available via three assignable footswitches, three assignable knobs, intuitive buttons for the menu screen, and external footswitch options: Loop a TRS expression pedal into the external footswitch for continuous effects, or hook two control pedals into the VE-500 via a TRS-to-1/4" Y cable, securing two additional footswitches in the process.Turn your attention to the rear of VE-500 and you'll note 1/4" instrument jacks for your guitar's input and thru-put. If you're a MIDI-based musician, use the 5-pin DIN input to get info from your DAW, synth, or apposite harmony generator. You can also use the micro-USB type-B input for this purpose, or to use the Editor/Librarian software, which facilitates patch management and sound editing on your computer. An XLR input is on hand for your mic, and you can route mono or stereo sound to the house by means of the two XLR output jacks. An AC adapter is included.Key Features at a GlanceVocal multi-effects stompbox for singing guitarists Automatic vocal harmony/pitch correction powered by BOSS algorithms for natural sound and smooth tracking32-bit DSP engine for processing vocals with up to nine effects at once Enhance section for shaping core tone, including compression, de-essing, and moreExtensive selection of effects specially tuned for vocals, along with reverb, delay, modulation, distortion, EQ, filter, and many other types for further processingVersatile and creative vocoder effect for generating electronic voice and talk-box sounds based on guitar inputFlexible effect routing options for processing live and harmonized vocals together or separately Dedicated looperXLR mic input with adjustable sensitivity and available phantom power Guitar input for harmony, pitch, and vocoder processing; Thru output for sending unprocessed signal to guitar pedalsStereo XLR outputs for sending vocal sounds to a PA mixer or recorderThree assignable footswitches for real-time performance control, plus support for up to two external footswitches or an expression pedal99 user memories for storing patch setups Three assignable knobs for quick access to essential parameters while performingMIDI input and USB-MIDI for guiding harmony/pitch engine from an external MIDI keyboard or DAW backing tracksEditor/librarian software (Mac/Windows) for sound editing and patch management via USBEnhance section for shaping core tone
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