D-Voice.What is it

Harmonizer: a special function that harmonizes a monophonic, i.e., composed of a single note, (vocal or instrumental) audio signal. A person singing alone creates a monophonic signal, a chorus creates a polyphonic, harmonized vocal signal. The harmonizer creates a "polyphonic chorus" from a single voice.

Multi-effect: device that special "effects" to an audio signal, whether voice or not. Among the most common "effects" are reverb, delay and chorus. "Multi" means that the device can generate two or more different effects at the same time.

Mixer: a device that "mixes" two or more voice or instrumental audio signals. Mixers can make various adjustments to the sound: volume, pan pot, equalization, gain, output, type of effect, etc. For example, if we have a musical base played by 5 different instruments, the mixer unites and mixes the five different signals into a single signal. By adjusting parameters on the Mixer we can change the overall result depending on our taste and creativity.

Reverb: a device that artificially reproduces or modifies the characteristics of a sound emitted in different environments and, thus, with different propagation modes and acoustics. Reverb is a naturally occurring effect that is generated by the environment where a vocal or instrumental sound is emitted. For example, in a large space (a stadium or very large concert hall) the sound will take on different characteristics than in a small space, such as a room or club. This depends on multiple factors: the dimensions of the environment, the characteristics of the delimiting walls, the characteristics of the emitted sound, etc.

Echo - Delay: a device capable of artificially modifying the Echo effect. Echo is a natural effect generated by sound waves hitting a wall that reflects them, creating a repetition of the emitted sound. The effect regulates the speed and number of repetitions of the sound.

Noise Gate: a device that eliminates background noise in a sound signal. For example, if you are singing in a noisy room (audience voices or sounds in the environment such as instruments) with the noise - gate on, the microphone will only accept signals from your voice will exclude the surrounding sounds.