The Best VST vocoder

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diversheat wrote:Sorry, but I think you don't know Robotronic. Image Line's vocoder ( You mean the one in FL, don't you? ) is only a toy for very limited use. With Robotronic you can make the classic fx as well as contemporary ones. You can route both channels like you want to. You can use the internal synth as well as an external, like Albino3 for instance. You can tweak every parameter fully free. This will be one of my next buys.
You can route 2 of whatever you want to FL Voco. To me, it sounds way more clear and musical than most vocos.

Vocos that have synths built in can sound good, but they often use the built in synth as a crutch IMO.

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BoyWonder wrote:Hi there. Been tracking this thread with interest. Downloaded the MDA pack to try out talkbox. Could someone please explain how to use Talkbox? I was hoping there would be a small guide with the plug pack but, seems not :?
More help for mda Talkbox here.
"Sometimes I think of Abraham...
How one star he saw had been lit for me"

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Are you folks aware that RGCaudios Pentagon can be used as a vocoder as well?
There are 3 kinds of people:
Those who can do maths and those who can't.

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Sascha Franck wrote:Are you folks aware that RGCaudios Pentagon can be used as a vocoder as well?
I forgot all about this one. And its a darn good one.you have to control it by feeding it midi messages. It sounds really nice.

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SWTrex wrote:
BoyWonder wrote:Hi there. Been tracking this thread with interest. Downloaded the MDA pack to try out talkbox. Could someone please explain how to use Talkbox? I was hoping there would be a small guide with the plug pack but, seems not :?
More help for mda Talkbox here.
It's funny that nobody can remember should carrier be panned left and modulator right or vice versa. :)

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jshonuff wrote:can anybody tell me the best vst vocoder and why it is the best?
And how do you use it? Or just tell me the ones that you use
Why do you ask all these questions all over KVR and then never respond to the answers?
I try to care and understand.

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Marybelle wrote: Why do you ask all these questions all over KVR and then never respond to the answers?
Because:
a) A little "thank you" might already be too much to type.
b) The person doesn't understand what the "topic notification replies" are meaning.

And yes, I've noticed that as well. Questions over questions and not a single further reply.
There are 3 kinds of people:
Those who can do maths and those who can't.

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could be a troll, looking at 2-4 threads on the same topic by him every time he posts. :shrug:

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Personally I like Orange Vocoder, to me it sounds like some of the oldies from the 70s.

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I use Orange and it does sound really good in an old school way (which suits me) but it can be unfriendly CPUwise.

Others that I have tried have been clunky (haven't tried Vocator or s/a Fruity Voc)

Edit: Just had a look at Robotronic and it does look & sound inteesting. Haven't played with that one yet either. I'd give it a play tho.

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once_twice wrote:How long is a piece of string ?
32 inches?
Image

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No, no

I measured a piece of string once and it was most definitely only 33.5 inches.

My old g'friend will cofirm this, not to me tho because we don't talk anymore.

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thanks for the advice

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justified wrote:
SWTrex wrote: It's funny that nobody can remember should carrier be panned left and modulator right or vice versa. :)
sorry for dragging up this old thread. here's a trick to remember though. (depending where you live) cars drive on the right side of the road. (carrier on right)

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Bla!!

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