Sound Example: example file for split-vocoder idea

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example file for split-vocoder idea	Date: 2001-08-05	Author: MrBoo	Viewed 3521 times
Here's a file that (I think) illustrates what abc was talking about. I wasn't able to use two Rovox's along the same signal chain (I'm usually not) so I used a Morphin in its stead. BTW- don't laugh, I did this in, like five minutes, and I needed a vox sample under 100k. errgh, you'll see what I'm talking about. 8P BTW(2)- great idea abc! BTW(3)- hey a*holes! I told you not to laugh.
Attached File: splitvocoderexample.bmx


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Thank you ! BTW I've forgotten to write that the modulator of the transposed path also has to be transposed in the same way as the carrier, so all in all it takes 3 FSM Tunaman machines - one for the carrier of the second vocoder, one after the second vocoder and one for the modulator of the second vocoder. Nah, vocoders are just cool machines, all in all... :) 2001-08-05 by abc

Now this is what I call a good service. :-) And the sample is cool, reminds me on Fatboy Slim g Thanks a lot, I've got the clue now! 2001-08-06 by rck