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Subject: help with setting up vocoder NovaII
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Original Message 1/3 16-Mar-02 @ 01:21 PM - help with setting up vocoder NovaII
Hi
I'm trying to set up the vocoder on the nova 2 keyboard but cant get it to work for my own sound.
I have followed the instructions in the manual with no luck.
I have got a mic plugged into the back (input1) turned up the gain on that input, and i can see the signal coming up when i sing on the vocoder spectrum so the signal is definetly coming in
In the vocoder menu i have selected input1 and turned everything up and down many times but still i get no luck
I have picked program B127 as it says in the manual but it says you have to assign this to the vocoder,
i think i have done this....just press the vocoder and menu button right?
it is working on patch D124 when i play a key
Any ideas why i cant get it work on my own sound?
Cheers
Mark
I'm trying to set up the vocoder on the nova 2 keyboard but cant get it to work for my own sound.
I have followed the instructions in the manual with no luck.
I have got a mic plugged into the back (input1) turned up the gain on that input, and i can see the signal coming up when i sing on the vocoder spectrum so the signal is definetly coming in
In the vocoder menu i have selected input1 and turned everything up and down many times but still i get no luck
I have picked program B127 as it says in the manual but it says you have to assign this to the vocoder,
i think i have done this....just press the vocoder and menu button right?
it is working on patch D124 when i play a key
Any ideas why i cant get it work on my own sound?
Cheers
Mark
Message 2/3 16-Mar-02 @ 02:14 PM Edit: 16-Mar-02 | 02:15 PM - RE: help with setting up vocoder NovaII
In performance mode, make sure the vocoder plays the right part/midi channel/whatever (i can't remember, but it's in the vocoder menu). And make sure you've set up the right vocoder balance - you should be able to hear the input only, the carrier only, and anything in between. If you can't hear your program at all no matter the balance setting, something else is wrong.
And of course you have to press a key to hear anything, and also your program should make a continous sound - a kick drum wouldn't be a good carrier.
And of course you have to press a key to hear anything, and also your program should make a continous sound - a kick drum wouldn't be a good carrier.
Message 3/3 17-Mar-02 @ 06:11 PM - RE: help with setting up vocoder NovaII
Sorted.....i got it too work
All i did was turn the knob in the effects section and it kicked in.....the vocoder was set to off!!!
Cheers
Mark
All i did was turn the knob in the effects section and it kicked in.....the vocoder was set to off!!!
Cheers
Mark
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