Voice trick, how to?
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slyfoxark |
Ok, there is a song from an iPod commercial and a few other songs that I have heard that has a voice effect that makes the guy sound like a robot. Whenever I hear it, I feel an urge to dance. I start poppin', cant stop myself. I cant think of any way to describe it as kind of a buzz put on his voice. Does anyone know how to do this? Might there be a convenient VST for it? |
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TVG |
quote: | Originally posted by slyfoxark
I start poppin', cant stop myself. |
I hope you don't mean pop E haha. |
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Rikki |
quote: | Originally posted by TVG
I hope you don't mean pop E haha. |
..or people's cherrys :D |
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slyfoxark |
No, I am refering to a type of dancing. You move your body in such a way that you appear to pop when you move. Kinda like the robot I guess, but better. Anyway, the sound, vocoder? I will look into that, anyone else? |
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Akridrot |
That was most definitely a vocoder. It takes the vocals and makes the synthesizer 'speak'. That's why you usually get that robot sound. Try doing it with big chords and a good synth. ;)
But it has many more impractical uses as well. I find it's a great thing to experiment with. |
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slyfoxark |
Ah, great, thanks a lot to those that helped. TVG, I dont do drugs, so dont worry about me poppin E. No cherry poppin either. |
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acell |
daft punk - technologic
they use that for an iPod com.. is it that track? If it's that track, it's most probably not a real voice and a vocoder.. it's probably a text-to-speach kind'a thing.. like whats in frutiy (albeit with effects on top)
just a thought :) |
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slyfoxark |
that is indeed the track, I was fooling with the vocoder and I couldnt get it to sound anything like what I wanted... I fail :( |
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Chronosis |
Hmm... Try a bit crusher |
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