Vocoder Recomendations needed.
Vocoder Recomendations needed.
Looking into a vocoder.
1. I must be able to control the carrier (playable with a keyboard) and
2. have realtime Modulator input (via mic)
The Reason Vocoder sounds good but won't do #2...
and
Orange Vocoder V1 won't do #1.
Is the NI Vocator good? Has anyone used the Orange Vocoder V2?
Any other decent options? (I would LIKE to keep it running through Live if possible, but I am open to recomendations for a hardware version like the MicroKorg.
1. I must be able to control the carrier (playable with a keyboard) and
2. have realtime Modulator input (via mic)
The Reason Vocoder sounds good but won't do #2...
and
Orange Vocoder V1 won't do #1.
Is the NI Vocator good? Has anyone used the Orange Vocoder V2?
Any other decent options? (I would LIKE to keep it running through Live if possible, but I am open to recomendations for a hardware version like the MicroKorg.
15" PB 2.5 Ghz, 4 Gig RAM, 750 GB HD, Live 9 still no cue points or program change messages?!?. Doesn't do shit.
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MDA is as good as any vst vocoder I know of on the mac.
The all-in ones (vokator robotronic orange VC, etc...) make it easier, but they don't sound any better.
The only vocoder I know that sounds better is the Imageline one, but it's PC only...
The all-in ones (vokator robotronic orange VC, etc...) make it easier, but they don't sound any better.
The only vocoder I know that sounds better is the Imageline one, but it's PC only...
GO VEGAN!!! - Macbook Air, Bass Station II, Some Korg shit, Live Suite, U-He, Audio Damage, Microtonic, Ohmicide, more soft stuffs, awesome controllers, euro rack modular synth,an awesome cat.
What do you mean you could not get it to work? It's own internal synth makes it a breeze to effect. There are several templates in the manual so you can at least get rolling with various settings. Was it just broken?kabuki wrote:I have the MDA version loaded and it seems to pop quite a bit.
(Had a Warp Factroy and I couldn't make it work...)
Thanks for the help.
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The Warp Factory hasn't been beat for cheap hardware vocoding.
I actually thought it was too clear + nice at first & didn't really start digging it until I got good at artfully dumbing it down. The sibilance can be intense and crazy shrill.
Most of the vocoder sounds I like from the past were made on "inferior" but better-sounding analog rigs, & I guarantee you won't get those sounds right away. And be careful with the internal sounds--they can kill yr speakers, they're amazing. I think they're more now, but they used to be on eBay for $100-$150.
I actually thought it was too clear + nice at first & didn't really start digging it until I got good at artfully dumbing it down. The sibilance can be intense and crazy shrill.
Most of the vocoder sounds I like from the past were made on "inferior" but better-sounding analog rigs, & I guarantee you won't get those sounds right away. And be careful with the internal sounds--they can kill yr speakers, they're amazing. I think they're more now, but they used to be on eBay for $100-$150.
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you should try MP3Some's Shapee plugin - http://www.mp3some.co.uk/
it's more of a frequency shaping tool, but after shaping a synth bass to my voice I can confirm it performs as a 100+ channel vocoder very well
it's more of a frequency shaping tool, but after shaping a synth bass to my voice I can confirm it performs as a 100+ channel vocoder very well