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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » August 2003 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: any voice to midi hardware ??
moroe
Posted: 14th August 2003 10:40
i wanna control softsynths with my voice

is there any hardware which does convert voice input to midi in realtime ?

i know there are some standalone and vst plugins which can do this but there
is too much latency to do it well

i know that tc-electronics voice one can do this
any experiences about voice one ?
xoxos
Posted: 14th August 2003 11:05
it totally escapes me as to what it's called, but there's some funky old karaoke toy looking device i've seen go through ebay for cheap $50 that does this.. friend who met one said it wasn't so bad.

a budget option if you've got loads and loads of time to track it down.
S_A_P
Posted: 14th August 2003 11:17
one workaround would be to get that Anteres synth(Kantos I believe) which actually works the way you describe, only problem is that it uses PACE protection, so screw that...
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