Best vocalizer to use with new Jupiter 80 Im buying

I can't really comment on the newer vocalists, but I hear they are great devices.
If you really need a roland device for harmonizing,
One of the VPs will do. All VPs (330,550, 770 and even the VP7), the V-Synth GT, the V-Synth XT and the Vocal Designer card for the original V-synths have essentially the same engine, all in different flavors.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Vx7LQFf0aew

buying a GT just for the vocoder would be crazy, as you can have the same engine at a fraction of the price.
If money does not matter- and I mean REALLY not, then go on, buy a GT. It's one of the greatest synths ever built, but I guess you might need a little time until you've seen all of your Jupie :)
Cheers,
Barely (who begins to think he is the only one answering posts in the V-Synth forum)
:D

I think I just put hook one of these up to the Jupiter 80 on midi for my vocals and have some fun.
http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-2-extreme/

videorov wrote:

I think I just put hook one of these up to the Jupiter 80 on midi for my vocals and have some fun.
http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-2-extreme/

barely wrote:

@Barely (who begins to think he is the only one answering posts in the V-Synth forum)
:D

No surely not... I was just away for a while ;-D

videorov wrote:

I think I just put hook one of these up to the Jupiter 80 on midi for my vocals and have some fun.
http://www.tc-helicon.com/products/voicelive-2-extreme/

The VP-7 is a great choice if the vocal harmonizer is only what you're looking after

Forwarding info about it, but take particular attention to the
Jordan Rudess's NAMM demo

...however, if you want more... buy a V-GT ;-)

PauloF wrote:

No surely not... I was just away for a while ;-D

Welcome back! :D