Today I’ll review the TC Helicon Harmony Singer 2 pedal. American Musical Supply This second generation pedal is a great compliment to TC’s Mic Mechanic (to be reviewed), just like the original Harmony Singer, introduced with much acclaim several years ago. Canadian based TC Helicon has been a leader in digital technology for many years and is the sister company of Danish TC Electronic, which are both owned by the Music Group of companies that include: Behringer, Midas, DDA, Bugera, Lake, Tannoy and a few others. Chances are you’ve used a TC product in a live sound rig or studio without knowing it. But for now, we’ll discuss the Harmony Singer 2. Continue reading
of a sound system (wireless lav mic and podium mic), large projection screen and a brand new state-of-the-art, hi-res data projector setup for front-screen projection and placed on a cart in the center aisle. The room was setup in rounds,seating eight people each, with a center aisle and a stage with podium at the room’s front. Now, if you are at all familiar with the Drake and its grand ballroom, you remember that at that time, the room (and Hotel) were both 4-star, but very old. The ballroom floor was hardwood with a huge carpet laying over the top, but not attached to the floor….more like a huge rug. I think that the hotel staff figured the weight of this “rug”, the tables, chairs and attendees would be enough to secure the carpet in place when needed.
