Hey man, thank you for checking it out and the kind comments. I do appreciate it.

Hey thanks for watching and taking time to comment! I do appreciate that. I agree that it’s the skill of the performer that makes the difference. I personally am not a fan of auto tune on anything. Since I made this video, I use the pedal for everything but the pitch correct. Thanks again!

Wow, thank you!, I appreciate you taking the time to listen and comment.

Hey there, yeah if you are using your amp for both your vocal and guitar,… if your amp has two channels, then one for your guitar and one from the mic mechanic for your vocal. Thank you for the compliment, I do appreciate it. :-)

Hello! You are welcome. I have not tried using a condenser microphone yet, but it’s a good idea! My guess would be that as long as the microphone has its own phantom power that it would work just the same.

Hello! When using mine, I go from the out of the Mic Mechanic to a mic level input on the mixer. Hope that answers your question.

@@seemycapeproductions7833 Thank you. First I thought the output of the mic mechanic would be on line level, guess I was wrong.

I think the older Mic Mechanics with the gain knobs were hotter at the output. The newer Mic Mechanic 2 is more or less at unity gain when the Tone button is on. Oddly, it’s a smidge hotter than unity when the Tone is off. So I think it boosts the signal maybe 3dB or so and then the Tone button uses subtractive EQing to clean the sound and get it back down to unity gain.

I have not experienced noise issues. I will say when the pitch correction is engaged more than about halfway, there seems to be some artifacts created by the effect. I think that is fairly typical of most pitch correction. I only use the pedal for live application. I don’t know if there is more noise floor to signal ratio when using for recording. I really like this pedal. It really gives me control over my vocal.

@@seemycapeproductions7833 thank you so much for your reply. It helps a lot to make a decision.

@@Joseph124269 you are welcome. As you know…. When using pitch correction, less is always more. I usually have it as transparent as possible so that it just helps iron out the overall pitch. The verb and delay effects are pretty good and as mentioned in my first comment, it’s nice to have the control. There are times I will fill in for local worship leaders in the area and I feel more confident and comfortable knowing I have my sound. Good luck!

@@seemycapeproductions7833 thanks again. They don’t make them anymore though. All the sellers ran out of the product. Hopefully they’ll start making them again.

What does this pedal use as a reference? How does it know the correct pitch?

Thank you, I really appreciate that.

Hello, yeah… I was really conservative in hitting the effects too hard. I need to do another and make it more obvious. Thanks for checking it out.

@@seemycapeproductions7833 Aw thank you. Please tag me because I was looking at buying one and I’m struggling to see if it’s worth it. Delay and reverb you get in the desk anyway and the tone button is really hard to make out. And for 170 or so quid? Eeesh.

Yes, they are difficult to find. You might try looking on reverb.com they seem to have some. It’s a reliable and trustworthy site for gear. Thanks for the comment!

Thank you so much! I appreciate it!

Thanks so much!

i HAVE ONE.... YEAH BRO. IT HAS IT.

@@paulopinheiro3528 I see. Thanks bro.