Vois Modular VOCODER Is An Absolute Delight 

What?! I love your shit even more!!! Awesome!!

Totally saw you guys in concert at Bumbershoot I think, it was a while back but it was awesome!

I kinda wish there was eurorack autotune modules.

@@latejuly432 that would be sick

And so are you my friend.

VOCAL SKIFF! I love it.

He will respond to your email, he’s probably asleep! He’s in Austria 🇦🇹

Divkid Ochd, analog triangle LFO

Absolutely! There are a ton of options for wavetables in eurorack.

One half of my small rig is focused on wavetable. At the cheaper end, ALM's MCO is a really nice module to source your wavetables from. I went with the more expensive Cloud Terrarium e352, which is a two-in-one, is especially good at very smoothly morphing wavetables, and can also creates clouds / swarms of these. DivKid has a great demo of this module. It sounds lovely even without a filter, but if you want to sculpt it, a stereo filter like Shakmat Dual Dagger or Patching Patching Moon Phase are nice. Something like Mutable Stages can give you envelopes / LFOs, then you might want MIDI to CV. I like Squarp Hermod which is a sequencer too, but Expert Sleepers FH-1 is a great MIDI-CV for cheaper. For rawer wavetable sounds, Piston Honda is really great too. If you want to play full chords, Expert Sleepers Disting EX has a full polyphonic (8 voice, I think), wavetable synth in it. You can add a module to add MIDI input to it, and you could use the other modules for modulation, saturation, effects. For effects, at the more expensive end, Strymon Magneto is a lovely stereo multi-tap tape delay+spring reverb, Happy Nerding have the great FX Aid, Noise Engineering's Versio line are awesome and have swappable firmware so can be a Reverb, a Delay, a Distortion etc... And ALM have the nice MFX. Disting EX wavetable isn't the slickest interface though, but you could get a MIDI controller so the most important settings could be controlled directly through knobs.

Yeah it’s great but I think a dynamic for this vocoder works better

@@EZBOT_ thanks for the response, I’m thinking about using a gooseneck as a couch setup with the make noise tape and micro sound machine skiff setup. I think it would be fun

@@latejuly432 it will be for sure

Great question. Vocoders come stock in both Ableton and Bitwig but there is some free downloads too. I like Vocal Synth 2 by Izotope, you can get it for a good price and its amazing.

@@EZBOT_ can you achieve that same formanty sound that you ended up turning into a drum/bass line thing with any of those stock plugins? I haven’t been able to figure it out

You know it, you had a cameo

@@EZBOT_ would love to hear a arpeggio controlling your voice with this.

@@calderwood9641 at the end!

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