aciduss
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 02:08
Are you sure? most vocoders i know make voice sound like airy + tone / chord.
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 02:30
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It depends on what you use for the carrier.
Use an airy lead/pad and this is how it will sound. Use a jet plane engine - your voice will sound like a speaking jet plane.
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 02:34
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There are two signals coming to a vocoder:
- carrier defines the character of the sound and is usually a synth,
- modulator is used to derive band-pass filters for the carrier in real time and is usually speech.
The outcome will depend on two things: how your carrier sounds and how many bands you have in your vocoder’s filter bank (the latter you’ll have to determine by experimenting).
There are different ways but working with a carrier with the characteristics you want could be a good start, avoid chording the inputs aswell I prefer it in 1 tone
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 02:52
Vocoders are tricky bitches. Orange Vocoder I believe has an option where it already provides the carrier, and so just gets right to the vocoder-ish goodness.
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 03:07
So what can i use for carrier to make it sound all freaking robotish...?
Will try Orange i have heard good things.
thx mates
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Posted : Jul 10, 2010 03:34
try using metallic FM stuff, formant stuff as the carrier
avoid making the carrier all crazy if you want to actually hear what the voice is saying - like dont assign really deep LFOs to make the signal waver..unless that's what you're going for of course
