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The VX1 is a popular vocal effects processor by Tony Maserati, who also has other products such as compressor and bass plug-ins. It can be used as part of a multi-effects setup, as an insert effect to the master channel, or even just as an insert effect on another channel. The VX1 has multiple controls that allow you to customize the output and sculpt your sound for different purposes: filter cutoff frequency, filter resonance amount and damping factor, EQ bandwidth and center frequency. Additionally, the VX1 comes with a graphic EQ that allows you to make amplifying or diminishing changes using the information in the oscilloscope display. The oscilloscope is an essential feature of the VX1. It allows you to visually see the harmonics in the vocal signal, or any other signal for that matter, by showing them on a display. This is extremely helpful in adjusting the amount of harmonic enhancement to give your sound. The oscilloscope can be used to match sounds made by different artists or even match them to your own voice if you are trying to improve your singing ability. It also comes in handy for adjusting other parameters on the plug-in. You can see where certain frequencies are being cut or boosted and then tweak accordingly. The VX1's audio path is in many ways very simple. It has an input which receives the audio signal before it goes through the various processing stages. There are multiple input buses so you can feed several inputs at once. The outputs are also multiple, with each output bus receiving signals from up to eight other inserts, enabling you to mix different sources together without having to deal with routing. The outputs can be left unlinked like this, or they can go to separate stereo outs (needs the ASIO driver). The sound quality of the VX1 is excellent; it has an extremely warm tone with smooth power handling. The compressor in the unit is very high quality, and it is often compared to an 1176. The VX1 can make your sound warmer without drastically changing the sound, or it can make the original sound stand out. While it does not necessarily give you actual vocal harmonics, many people use it to add "air" to their vocals when used subtly. Unlike most plug-ins that only work on wave files, the VX1 also works with real time signals. You can even apply effects to live input for individual tracks or an entire mix. With this feature comes some disadvantages though; for example, you cannot use harmonicizer in real time mode because of latency issues. The latency can be noticed when you play your keyboard or pluck a string. The VX1 also has the ability to monitor its output in two different ways: through the loudness meter or through the oscilloscope display, which is useful for mixing purposes. The VX1 comes with a preset bank that you can build on by creating your own new presets and adding them to the list of available presets. This feature is very useful for both experienced and inexperienced users. If you are a vocalist and you want to make sure some young guitar player doesn't change your sound on stage after he plugs directly into some P.A., simply lock those settings from being changed by using presets. eccc085e13
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