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- VoiceTone Synth & VoiceTone Create XT Review
The build and sound quality of these pedals is beyond reproach, making them a good choice for studio work. Many tonal flavours are accessible via both pedals, but they have a different level of focus on certain production effects, so be clear what your requirements are before you buy. The vocoder has a consistent quality to its many available sounds and the ability to vocode with a mic alone is amazing.