Can we discuss Image-Line Vocodex as it on sale for $49 for a while!

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Just got this in an IL email, seems I got a few weeks to save up! :D



Yardsale!



All plugins @ USD49 (each) till the end of August :



- Sytrus : 49 (instead 179)

- Maximus : 49 (instead of 189)

- Morphine : 49 (instead of 159)

- Toxic Biohazard : 49 (instead of 99)

- Drumaxx : 49 (instead of 99)

- Poizone : 49 (instead of 79)

- Gross Beat : 49 (instead of 99)

- ....

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Hmm .. nice ... :)

About Vocodex:
Vocodex is probably the most versatile and definetly one of the best (if not, THE BEST) vocoders ever made.

With the right settings and the right carrier it's definetly able to do "that early 80's Electro Funk/Hip Hop type vocoder", though I haven't managed it to do yet.
Probably I haven't got the carrier right yet.



I can post some vocodex-examples tomorrow if you like.

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It's definitely the best vocoder plugin available. Sound- and featurewise. None of the competition really competes with it.
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sadly it has silly fake wires syndrome :(

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breakmixer wrote:
tehlord wrote:This video really doesn't do it justice but :-



Unusually the built in carrier synth is pretty decent and may be all you need for the classic robot voices. It's routable any way you want though.

Sounds better than my old Korg MS2000b as well :wink:
I sold my Korg MS2000BR, I thought the vocoder was useless, nothing like them old vintage Electro Funk tunes, like Jonzun Crew, Bambaataa etc, If you know that old school stuff that's the sound I'm after, I'm now off to watch the YT vid to find out more, haven't got time to demo, back to work for 6 days!

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i, by the way, give Vocodex a thumbs up. hopefully now that IL is slowly venturing into x64 land, they will make a 64 bit version of it in the near future. it needs it
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OK, my love of vocoders got the best of me (oddly I don't use them as much as I love them) and while I'll say that Vocodex sounds very good, if you're looking for a classic old school analog sound, this is not it. It sounds great, but very modern and digital. Not that that is a bad thing, it just is. Elosis Vocoder is still king for emulating a vintage vocoder. Hands down.

I feel like I'm missing something with Vocodex... I can't figure out for the life of me how to control the keyboard (notes). Maybe I should crack open the manual...

OK, figured it out. Does sound good, I must say... a no brainer for $50
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zerocrossing wrote: I'll say that Vocodex sounds very good, if you're looking for a classic old school analog sound, this is not it. It sounds great, but very modern and digital.
I believe that the carrier synth in Vocodex is a simplified Sytrus, so will most definately be more digital. It'd be interesting to see the result of routing something like Synthsquad or Vaz as a carrier.

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i swear by the ELS ! best software vocoder i've ever coded ! mind you, i'm a total vocoder freak (and have been since the early 80's). if you like the old Sennheiser and/or EMS vocoder sound go for the ELS !

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states wrote:i swear by the ELS ! best software vocoder i've ever coded ! mind you, i'm a total vocoder freak (and have been since the early 80's). if you like the old Sennheiser and/or EMS vocoder sound go for the ELS !

Although you're probably right, you're talking about $285 vs $49.

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jmh wrote:It's definitely the best vocoder plugin available.
+1

I have a few other alternatives on my hard-drive. This one stands head and shoulders above all of them put together. I think a genius must have coded this.

I've tried VirSyn and Eiosis but their vocoders did nothing for me personally.

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states wrote:i swear by the ELS ! best software vocoder i've ever coded ! mind you, i'm a total vocoder freak (and have been since the early 80's). if you like the old Sennheiser and/or EMS vocoder sound go for the ELS !
That's really strange. I promise I hadn't read your reply before writing my own.

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well... that's not to say that Vocodex isn't the best value for money vocoder.. it is a fantastic piece of gear for the money for sure ! however, the Eiosis piece is the only that can really compare to the original hardware beasts imho.

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states wrote:well... that's not to say that Vocodex isn't the best value for money vocoder.. it is a fantastic piece of gear for the money for sure ! however, the Eiosis piece is the only that can really compare to the original hardware beasts imho.
I was judging it on my own personal taste preferences. Hardware is clearly 'not my thing' when it comes to vocoders. At least not yet. I do love eiosis for EQ, transient Design and De-essing though. So much so, that over a long period of time, I managed to acquire all three of them. :)

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Nokenoku wrote:Hmm .. nice ... :)

About Vocodex:
Vocodex is probably the most versatile and definetly one of the best (if not, THE BEST) vocoders ever made.

With the right settings and the right carrier it's definetly able to do "that early 80's Electro Funk/Hip Hop type vocoder", though I haven't managed it to do yet.
Probably I haven't got the carrier right yet.



I can post some vocodex-examples tomorrow if you like.
Nice video, Transformers, Robots in disguise! Love it!

If Vocodex can sound like that, we'll, I'm Chillin' 8)

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states wrote:well... that's not to say that Vocodex isn't the best value for money vocoder.. it is a fantastic piece of gear for the money for sure ! however, the Eiosis piece is the only that can really compare to the original hardware beasts imho.
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