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Original Message 1/28 02-Dec-97 @ 06:46 PM - thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

bizarreboy

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I've been seriously considering getting a vocoder for sometime.I've played with the roland-can't think the name and it was like a dream.I've also heard that the moog was good too,but expensive and hard to find.Any help would
be appreciated.
Bizarreboy

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Message 2/28 04-Dec-97 @ 08:02 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

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Altavistas tip of the day: Build one!

Click here

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Message 3/28 05-Dec-97 @ 06:38 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Bizarreboy

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Thanks!can't wait to get started and the price-WoW!!!
Thanks again.

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Message 4/28 07-Dec-97 @ 02:34 AM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Avene

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Bizzareboy, I use an Ensoniq DP/2 for vodcoding. It has a really nice sound, much better than a Boss SE50. Picking up something old like a Roland may be difficult. There's a new Zoom Fx unit which is really cheap, less than $200 and has a vocoder..you could check that also.

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Message 5/28 09-Dec-97 @ 02:54 AM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Brenballs

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This build your own one thing....I was looking at the add.....I assume you get a fully designed and build circuit board and you just have to follow the schematic and solder all the components?? Where can you get one of these?????

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Message 6/28 09-Dec-97 @ 02:58 AM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Brenballs

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Also......with this home-made one, will you be able to do things like Daft punk and California??
in other words...is the input speach pitch controllable via a keyboard??

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Message 7/28 10-Dec-97 @ 11:50 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Stefan.Kessler

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Best Vocoder Solutions are the EMS 2000/3000 Models...
but quite expensive....original Kraftwerk...

the german company MAM got a incredible cheap and
extremely good sounding Vocoder called VF-11.
I remember that the name of the company and the Vocoder
is different in the U.K. Think is called PCP-330......
...Price: 280 P.

forget the SE-50/Ensoniq DP-2 shit......really poor...

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Message 8/28 11-Dec-97 @ 08:20 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

kilo

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there's a s/w vocoder out there so I heard.... never got round to checking it out tho.......

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Message 9/28 13-Dec-97 @ 03:46 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

Stefan.Kessler

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The software vocoder is called fusion:VOCODE from the
company Opcode....
I used the programm as a plug-in with the Peak Editor
on a Mac computer and the whole thing sounds impressive.
It works also on a PC.
The only problem is that you have to run the Vocoder on
a very fast computer........

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Message 10/28 13-Dec-97 @ 04:12 PM - RE: thinking of getting a vocoder any suggestions

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just a correction on Stefan, PCP and V-11 are totally separate units.

http://www.music-and-more.com

the company that makes VF-11 cheap TB clones and other stuff.

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