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13th June 2006
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Bill Shatner
Join Date: Mar 2002
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Vocoder Question
is it possible, say with a Nord Modular, to make a vocoder change in pitch with your voice? Currently my vocoder gets the pitch from the keyboard, but is there a way to change that? I tried an envelope follower, and also feeding the voice into the modulator input instead, but neither worked properly.
Is it possible or should I give up? ........................... "If you can't tell what genre the track you're making is you should have your instruments taken away and made to stand in the corner." |
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SELL OUT
Join Date: Dec 2005
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There were some pitch follower patches on the NM, but they were really expensive and didn't work very well. Unlikely you'll get that plus a vocoder running on a micro.
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Bill Shatner
Join Date: Mar 2002
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I've got a NM Rack now.
........................... "If you can't tell what genre the track you're making is you should have your instruments taken away and made to stand in the corner." |
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SELL OUT
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Actually I'm so used to the G2 now that I forgot that it won't make a difference if you have a micro or a full-fat. You'll fill a slot with a bad pitch follower and the vocoder.. and then have no room for an actual synth.
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