obviously it's not just your voice you can input into the mic to get an effect.
does anyone use a mic and vocoder in an alternative way?
depending on what vocoder effect you are using, with filtering and tweaking, i assume you could get some weird and wonderful sounds to use in a track.
could be unorthodox like shaking a box of cornflakes into the mic, sharpening a pencil, playing a recording into it. etc.
aquila
the main loop in Usura - Open Your Mind :D
DJ RANN
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Originally posted by aquila
the main loop in Usura - Open Your Mind :D
Your school is old, sir. I approve :)
Such a great track. I can't be sure, but I think it was the first house track I was ever introduced to. An older friend had to do a animation project and I think this was the track it was set to. I was about 12 and asked what music is this?
He said "It's called house music".
The rest is history :D
evo8
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Originally posted by aquila
the main loop in Usura - Open Your Mind :D
im confused, where is the vocoded part in this track?
aquila
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Originally posted by evo8
im confused, where is the vocoded part in this track?
The chords have been vocoded with a drum loop as the modulator.
evo8
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Originally posted by aquila
The chords have been vocoded with a drum loop as the modulator.
cool thanks! i can kinda hear it! what a tune, still sounds class
aquila
I never get bored of it, and it's a perfect example of non-vocal use of a vocoder.
