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does this vocoder exist ?
does this vocoder exist ?
Hey im making a lazer blaster synthesizer and i really love how it sounds when you put a vocoder effect on it.
I already have a synth layout i just want to drag and drop a FUTURISTIC SOUNDING vocoder effect module inside with like 5 knobs to adjust. New to flowstone and not good at coding but i need this in my plugin please.
I already have a synth layout i just want to drag and drop a FUTURISTIC SOUNDING vocoder effect module inside with like 5 knobs to adjust. New to flowstone and not good at coding but i need this in my plugin please.
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Re: does this vocoder exist ?
Generally a vocoder is more used when we have a signal and want to extract the pitch to modify it,
in monophonic or polyphonic. So the type of vocoder might play a role.
But if you made the synth, the extraction of the pitch is not really necessary, because you have the midi or poly at the base of the note.
But some of the imperfection of a vocoder is maybe also what you're after ?
Anyway here's a post i remember to be close to the subject : http://www.dsprobotics.com/support/view ... ter#p21016
in monophonic or polyphonic. So the type of vocoder might play a role.
But if you made the synth, the extraction of the pitch is not really necessary, because you have the midi or poly at the base of the note.
But some of the imperfection of a vocoder is maybe also what you're after ?
Anyway here's a post i remember to be close to the subject : http://www.dsprobotics.com/support/view ... ter#p21016