VOCODINE Vocoder | Ableton Live setup 

You’re free to exercise your freedom of speech! According to text to speech it is 😄

Or “voCOdeine”

Nice! What a high quality & to-the-point video

Will make a video on that asap

You don’t have to, just make sure you have monitoring on the channels set to in or auto like in the video

Yes, whatever channel your mic is on

The audio track doesn’t actually need to say Vocodine, it will be called whatever you named the track (by default just ”audio”), after you select it the midi input of the plugin itself will say Vocodine. Hope that clears it up!

@@BlezzBeats i shot you an email, the midi is rounded to the audio as the out so I don’t think that’s it. I added a photo. If you could check that out that would be a big help, it’s not urgent tho

Hey man! Sorry it took me a couple days to reply, just me here on the grind so it can take a day or two sometimes. Maybe you saw my email, but it sounds really strange and I'm eager to find out what it is. I have a similar MacBook setup and I can run probably up to 20 channels without issues, at 128 samples buffer size. Is the sample rate set to 44100/48000Hz? Do you see the CPU going crazy but you can hear it's trying to make sound/just a laggy type of crackling, or is it just making weird noises? Are you using the auto modes or triggering it with MIDI? Does it make a difference if you LOWER the buffer size? If it's not the CPU struggling for some reason, which it shouldn't, one of my guesses is that you're just hearing the consonant detection misfiring. Try turning the vocals down, the LEAK knob up and play it with midi, see if you get a clean synth sound coming out without crackling. But please explain as much as you can in detail or even better send me a video recording so I can see it in action, it's hard to speculate :)

Hey again! I don’t know what happened, but the second day when I loaded up Ableton there were no issues! I really appreciate your thoughtful response and trying to help, very cool of you. Very cool plugin as well

Apple silicon processors often do BETTER with lower buffer rates, so (contrary to common thought) try going down before you go up. It’s because 64, etc. causes the computer to use its “performance cores” more often on the M-series chips.

Is there a fix for this yet? I just bought this and I can’t work it neither. It can work with the auto option but when the midi notes are routed to it, it stutters and barely plays the sounds

@@BlezzBeats Im having an issue right now where i cant get the synth sound to come through unless i turn the mix down. If i try to use it with the settings from this video i just get a clicking noise and am unable to get either synth or vocals