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MrJiveBoJingles
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Vocoding: not just for vocals

I've been experimenting with using a vocoder on percussive sounds. I find that if you use a kick, hat, or clap to modulate a fairly rich carrier sound, you can come up with some pretty interesting stuff:

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Anyone else do this?

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Getafix
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Sounds pretty good..Which vocoder did you use to do this? I've never been able to figure out how to work a vocoder!

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MrJiveBoJingles
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I used Reason's built-in vocoder. I'll probably start playing around with NI's "Vokator" soon and seeing what sort of sounds I can get out of that, too.

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enfusia
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Nice,

Thanx for the tips

Greetz

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MrJiveBoJingles
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One thing I like about Reason's vocoder is that you can also use it as a 32-band EQ. You can get some interesting effects with extreme EQ settings:

Sounds like an old recording, kind of "haunted"

"Breathing" synth

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BOOsTER
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haha, nice

I think everyone once tries to do sonic mayhem with vocoders and vocoding absolutely anthing with anything...nice samplies


I always wondered what's a good vocoder VST? I mean I always used reason's one...

and never thought of getting a VST:..


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MrJiveBoJingles
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I'm not sure what the best Vocoder VST is. I never really looked into vocoders until recently.

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bobba lou
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there is a pretty good vocoder that comes in the Computer music magazine dvd.


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quote:
Originally posted by MrJiveBoJingles
NI's "Vokator"


i must have missed this.. gonna look for it


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Sounds pretty cool man, gonna go have a play! :P

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alot of finish trance produceres rout their baselines and kicks mixed together thru a vocoder as a breakpart, powerfull efect.
myself use vocoder alot but only on the tracks i dont seem to be able finish.
these samples of you btw are very good!


thats a cool idea... Interesting for a breakdown. One of the big vocoders is NI Vokator. Getting it later this week as part of Komplete. I used a resonator (The Ableton Live one) on a drum loop on something I was screwing around with, sounded pretty cool esp. on the reverse snare hits! I think a vocoder sounds similar but with much more control over the sound right?

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MrJiveBoJingles
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Megabump!

Been experimenting with this once again, and I'm finding it's really nice for getting shimmering ambient textures. This is a basic synth sound in Reason (one Subtractor) run through a vocoder and modulated by a piano passage:

http://jbj.raceriv.com/sounds/other/chopvocoded.mp3

It has some added spaciness due to being run through a couple of oscillating filters attached to delays. Here's how the delays sound with more staccato stuff rather than a pad:

http://jbj.raceriv.com/sounds/other/lilriff.mp3

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