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Your cart is empty.The TASCAM TA-1VP vocal processor was co-developed with Antares Audio Technologies to bring together everything you need for a polished, modern vocal sound. The rackmount processor includes a microphone preamp, compression, de-essing, microphone & tube modeling and Antares’ world-famous Auto-Tune™ pitch correction. Perfect for live performance, house of worship or studio use, the TA-1VP brings your vocal sound into the 21st century. A high-quality XLR microphone input is provided on the TA-1VP front panel, with phantom power for condenser mics. Processing is laid out in simple-to-use blocks on the front panel, each with dedicated buttons and meters to show you exactly what’s being done to the signal. Antares’ microphone and tube modeling takes the input signal and gives it the character of another microphone, with a library of classics to choose from. The De-essing module removes sibilance from your signal before variable-knee compression and gating. A great-sounding digital EQ is last in the chain before output. The Auto-Tune module can be set for any level of pitch correction, in a variey of user-selectable scales. All settings can be recalled through presets on the front panel or through MIDI. Balanced TRS input and outputs are located on the rear panel, including a Double Track out for simulating doubled vocals. A S/PDIF digital output is also provided. Built for every audio application from live performance to studio mixdown, TASCAM’s TA-1VP is the only hardware processor with Auto-Tune technology for flawless vocal intonation.
Raul E.
Reviewed in Mexico on March 27, 2024
No cumplió las expectativas, devolví el producto y ya pasó un mes y no se nada de mi reembolso ni del seguimiento.
Karl-Heinz
Reviewed in Germany on November 7, 2024
Got what i expected
Elizabeth Ramirez
Reviewed in the United States on October 22, 2024
No he podido probarla tuve que comprar cables aparte y aun no los recibo porque ella llega sin cables de conexión para usarlaVengo a actualizar luego de unos meses logre completar los equipos para usarla y funciona fatal el botón de ganancia aunque este en cero sigue captando todos los ruidos y cuando graba las voces salen muy mal con demasiado ruidos aun quitando y dejándolo en 0 decibeliosActualizo pedi una devolución y no me la dieron porque según amazon y el vendedor pasó tiempo,claro es que comprar todos los equipos de un estudio es dinero y hasta ahora fue que la pude probar pero bueno es un aviso lo q me paso no le pase a nadie más, es un mal equipo
Mindlab
Reviewed in the United States on May 2, 2023
Set this unit up in a rack mounted mobile karaoke rig with Yamaha MG12XU mixer, sennheiser wireless EW-D 835s mic, Bose L1 Pro 16 speaker system and followed directions carefully. No matter how I set this up, I get a "hiss" out of the speakers. Use the system without the Tascam, it's crystal clear. So frustrated cause I really wanted this to work. The bose L1 paired with the Sennheiser e835s sounds phenomenal, but the tascams hiss kills the clarity.
Reed W. Risteen
Reviewed in the United States on November 20, 2023
Needed a unit to be a rackmount in my studio and this is the only rackmount tuner . I do the vocal track w/o using the unit, then run the recorded track through the unit so I can experiment with settings. I don't need the mic simulator or compressor. The layout is very logical not as complex as other reviews would have you believe. The mic preamp is a bit noisy but doesn't affect my use since I use the line input. As I get older my pitch is not as accurate and this unit fixes that in a natural sounding way. You choose the key and it shows the notes in the either major or minor scale that it will tuned to, if your melody has a note not in the scale you can simply turn of the autotune on the fly for that note and turn it back on after that. I does what I expected it to do and am happy. As other reviewers have said, the effect is subtle so it can't make a poor voice into a great voice. I recommend it for studio applications.
A K
Reviewed in the United States on April 25, 2021
It was a gift for my brother in law, he’s in music industry and he loved it!
Leon B.
Reviewed in Canada on August 6, 2017
Just what I wanted.I host karaoke and wanted something a little extra to make my guests feel like stars.Since I know the key of every song, it's as simple as dialing in the scale, and the results are impressive.I haven't delved too deep into advanced operations yet but so far I'm happy with it!
Customer
Reviewed in Canada on March 20, 2016
have not got it yet, just ordered it today, been studying the user manual all weekend and as soon as i get it, i will be rock and rolling super excited, based off my research online and reading the user manual i am very happy camper with this product. very easy to learn how use.
Evelyn Ip
Reviewed in Canada on April 19, 2016
It doesn't sound good.
Arthur Zatarain
Reviewed in the United States on April 1, 2016
I got this unit to help my C+ quality voice during home recording funtime. It's a well made unit that is easy to use after a few trips through the instruction manual. It has a learning curve as would be expected, and the manual is not crystal clear in some instances. But trial and error has resolved my questions so far, and it's been fun getting the unit to do what I want it to do.I didn't expect miracles out of the pitch correction feature, and I wasn't disappointed; I still don't sound as well as I would like. But I do find a substantial improvement as compared to the vocals I have recorded directly into my Tascam DP-32SD. The mic simulations are useful, as is the proximity adjustment. I also make heavy use of the compressor and deesser features; those two have some interaction, and getting the relative settings correct is not a trivial task. The manual could have been better in this regard, but I have found (and saved) settings that work well enough for me.My main disappointment is the limited EQ built into the unit. Each preset has 2 EQ settings. The type of EQ for each can be chosen from a list and set individually. But there is no simple three band parametric, or graphic, equalizer as I would have expected. The two available EQ's can be set to simulate a 2 band parametric, but I find that inconvenient. I would much prefer an 8 or 10 band graphic, or a 3-4 band para. I am sure the unit is inherently capable of this, but it's not an option in the unit I received. The device is certainly based on a processor and firmware, but I don't see any option for a firmware upgrade (as with the DP32SD recorder, which I have upgraded). This lack of upgrade may turn out to be a problem in the future if bugs in the firmware pop up.The unit has plenty of presets, but I don't think they can be saved to an external device (such as a notebook computer) via the midi interface. Perhaps there is software that can do this, but I haven't yet found it. So I am careful when saving a preset to make sure I don't inadvertently overwrite a preset that took days to develop. There are too many settings to simply write them down; a PC-based program that connected via Midi would be a huge improvement in utility for this device. Even better (for me) would be a USB connection, but that is not an option at this time.I have tried recording direct via the TA-1VP, and also by recording first to the 32SD and then post-processing through the TA-1VP. Both methods work well, although there is an inevitable loss of quality caused by the added A/D and D/A conversions of the post-process method.I also use the TA-1VP for some guitar recording, and all bass recording. This was an unexpected benefit.So I am very pleased with the vocal/sound processor, but wished it had better features for EQ and computer connectivity.
Larry
Reviewed in the United States on February 7, 2013
This is the most natural sounding auto-tuner I've ever used. Subtle but accurate. User interface takes a little getting used to but well worth it. Highly recommended.
DB
Reviewed in the United States on March 18, 2012
Simplicity, pick your preset, tweak it, leave it or set your own. It won't make you sing better, but if you can sing it will make you sound better, when you sound better you sing with confidence. The tube saturation can add that raspy voice effect or add just enough warmth to the vocals while the Mic Modeling makes slight adjustments to the sound, so whether you like it crisp, more mid-range or warmth you'll find it and have your vocals stand out in the mix. Blue's Spark, Rode NT1 and the Shure SM7B all sound real good through the TA 1VP, even the standard SM58 sounds good through the TA-1VP.The Antares auto-tune works much more efficiently than TC Helicons voice correct (in my opinion). I upgraded from the TC auto-tune correct and though you can't control the TA-1VP like the TC floor pedals I found I didn't need that control at my feet and left the TC on most of the time any. Tascam and Antares make a good marriage with auto-tune and mic modeling. I have the ability to alter and polish my vocal sounds to fit my song styles, without breaking the budget. Its one of the better choices I've made for my home studio.
Kelly L
Reviewed in the United States on February 26, 2012
This is menu driven setup that takes finese. You can't just plug it in and figure it out, and since I bought this soley for the purpose of autotuning my voice, I am not yet sure how to set this up yet. I am not a fast learner, but the unit seems well built and solid.
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