hi everyone...im looking 4 a vst/dx that have an

eliens,u.f.o's samples ... or a vocoder that can

make my voice like that?

THANXXX,ZOOLI



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For strange new "outer space" type voice effects I'd use Vokator or Spectral Delay...

If you mean 1950s-style sci-fi movie effects, look for "theremin" sounds. You can do a wavering "landing UFO" sound with just about any VA that has a VCO, an envelope generator, and a LFO. If you haven't tried sound design from scratch, check out Triangle II or another good free VA -- play around and try things. You might discover all sorts of new sounds, and you can save them as presets.

But always remember -- nothing else sounds as good as genuine sampled space aliens and flying saucers.

Meffy

I've never heard an actual alien, unless you mean you're looking for a VST that speaks Mexican.

http://www.simple-media.co.uk/music/vsti/vsti.htm#top
spook keys, a virtual theremin

http://www.thepiz.org/vst.html
vsti with strange results, atonal drones and sweeps and bizarre sounds...

http://www.audiobulb.co.uk/create/sophia/Sophia.zip
ambientenerator, huge cpu-load

to make out some strange alien-alike-vocals out of usual vocals the idea of using vokator is fine, also get some stuff like tobybear's madshifta which does not control the formants to just by pitching a vocal it starts sounds very strange and bizarre...

and there are loads of ensembles for reaktor like the travelizer which might fit to your needs to deconstruct vocals...

Try Invader from e-phonic or even Gargoyle from me

Try Mothership Astrobelt

use a formant filter on a rich wave form and voila.

ianweb123 wrote:

Gargoyle from me

such a bad evil synth scarring my simple pure soul.








ok, maybe not. it's a deliciously beastie thing... just like effem.

Ok - enough is enough. Aliens don't sound funny.

Has it EVER occurred to you that trying to mimic the gruntings of a mere ape descendant is seriously bad for the throats? Try talking dolphin - oh I forgot - you can't can you. Dolphins can communicate with you - can you talk to them - yes, shout man language and wave a fish. Pathetic isn't it.

Yes talk through a vocoder if you like. When we want to sound like a human we stick all our heads in a Pogrovian Warsal and blow really hard.

Try it.

What? Never met an alien ? I meet them all the time, in my daily file, here on K-v-R, etc. Of course many of them are disguised as human beings, but they can't fool me. They use retro-vocoders to sound like humans and meta-samplers to make their music sound like trance, hip-hop, etc. Beware of them.

bucket wrote:

I've never heard an actual alien, unless you mean you're looking for a VST that speaks Mexican.

blixa wrote:

ianweb123 wrote: Gargoyle from me such a bad evil synth scarring my simple pure soul.

I recommend Doppelmangler - it's great for doing alien voices.

thanks for the link technoforum
i didn't knew spook keys i will try it
ianweb123 , gargoyle simply rocks