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25th May 2006
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monster
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: ashtraylia
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micro modular question...
has any one used one of these excusively for vocal processing, in particular live???
was thinking of gettin one for whackky live vox fx?? would like to know if it sounds pretty tight but easy to spaz out... namshub |
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25th May 2006
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SELL OUT
Join Date: Dec 2005
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It's good for things like vocoding, phasing, chorusing, amp modulation etc.. basically tight things which aren't really changing the overall time structure of the vocal itself... because it doesn't have any delays or reverbs to radically splurge stuff. But yeah it can get very spazzy. It's not brilliant for doing regular pitchshifting though, that can take a lot of work and isn't particularly convincing although you can get there via other means like ring modulation etc. I think Cristian and Jamie used it for vocal stuff on the first SC album?
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25th May 2006
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monster
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: ashtraylia
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thanks for the info.
just another ?, can it process 2 mono vocals. say 1 vocoded and 1 with something less intensive or would it be 2 much for this box. |
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25th May 2006
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SELL OUT
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yeah you could do that, the vocoder does take up a whopping amount of the DSP though so the second channel would have to be quite simple. If you weren't doing vocoding you could get two quite complex patches out of a micro though. |
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25th May 2006
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monster
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: ashtraylia
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cheers numby....
vvv helpful:o).... namshub |
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25th May 2006
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internot
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: middle-england
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yeah, the vocoder takes up 50% of the patch space.
for my first live setup i was using some patches on the micro to do sequenced drums and synth sounds and vocal processing... seriously pushing the 99% mark there. |
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Very Bad Dog
Join Date: Jan 2004
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I reckon so  it's great for weird distortions, filtering etc.. but the lack of serious RAM on the DSP means that the only delay type FX you can do is a flange. ........................... lovely cloakroom. lovely cloaks - barbam nondum video |
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25th May 2006
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solve et coagula
Join Date: Jan 2003
Location: sussex
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i have a micro modular, never use it - never use it.. i should really!!!
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25th May 2006
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internot
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: middle-england
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i'm the same, but that's only cos i have a keyboard now. i'm gonna lend the micromodular to a mate, but it's so hard to do cos it's just so damn sexy. i love having it around.
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25th May 2006
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internot
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: middle-england
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hey graham... what happened to my shirk tracks!?
I could probably give you a few better tunes now to replace a couple of the original ones! |
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25th May 2006
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homeboy
Join Date: Oct 2003
Location: Kozmo Zagreb
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i use it a lot as a FX. RM chains particulary
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26th May 2006
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monster
Join Date: Mar 2002
Location: ashtraylia
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cheers guys, very helpfull....!
namshub |
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