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Call me crazy, which i am anyway, but on Fenix Funk, a track or two from 1 or 2, and now crying in your face all seem to have vocoders? |
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"a track or two from 1 or 2, and now crying in your face all seem to have vocoders? " i seriously don't understand this sentence, please rephrase???? |
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oh, and "now crying in your face" all seem to have vocoders, what is "now crying in your face" ?? |
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http://www.nuloop.com/real/Rephlex/analord04_a1.rm from analord 4. its just called crying in your face. from analord part 4. or number 4 in the analord series...sounds like it has a vocoder...just like fenix funk 5 does from part 10 of the analord series.... analord vocoder usage...discuss |
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yeah i can't listen to real audio yet. it sux |
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is vocoding a process that can only be done digitally or something? (I wouldn't think so, but it could be I suppose).. besides, a little vocoder here and there shouldn't surprise you, this IS electronica afterall. :) |
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no moog invented the first analogue vocoders at least to my knowledge...wendy/walter carlos used the to a good extent on a lot of his/her work...esp a clockwork orange soundtrack. just curious if anyone can hear what's being said |
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HUMANOIDS TAKING OVER MY |
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A vocoder aims to replace the carrier of your voice with another carrier from another source. Thus, it changes the sound of the voice but not the message when you speak. It takes formant and carrier from external sources and splits them up in bands (a band is a region of frequencies, same thing an equalizer does). Then, the envelope (the modulation) is extraced from each formant band. This part is done by an envelope follower, an extreme low pass filter. Next, formant bands are modulated onto the carrier bands and the resulting bands are mixed together to the output signal. The benefit of doing this is, you can make the carrier speak or sing. As a side effect, the formant's voice type is absolutely irrelevant to the output so everybody (even those with an ugly voice) can create cool and futuristic samples :-) You usually use a human voice as the formant and an instrument as the carrier. It makes the instrument speak. Good results can be achived with strings, brasses, flutes or any other sound with nearly constant dynamic. Even chords may be used to give the result more depth. As far as I can tell the Phonatacid and Crying in your face is the only one (thus far) that has vocoders (with a stringsound as a carrier). FenixFunk5 is a clever use of a synth methinks. But I may be wrong. |
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Yes Wendy Carlos used vocoder with a moog modular for Orange Mécanique soundtrack, really good trax ! |
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what part of phonatacid. |
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wait nm i know the part :) |
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Good boy :) |
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