Vocoder replacement

[MetaDronos]

Just simple observation: Using MMultiBandComb, MMultiBandFreqShifter and MMultiBandHarmonizer (single plug-ins or in chains) I was able to get complex vocoder effects.

Do you know any other vocoder replacement techniques?

[aoVI]

I'd love to hear a sample of this.

I had a simplistic vocoder on my ol' VS880, and I loved Xils Vocoder when I was able to get it to work--it didn't work in PT10 (win7/64) very well. The tech kept telling me it worked fine in PT8 on XP/32, which is not really the same thing, and kind of left me a bit irritated with them and the vocoder, so I ended up not purchasing it when it was being offered at the intro price.

Anyhow, I have been looking for a way to get a vocoder effect that isn't $200.

[Thought Experiment]

I'd love to hear a sample of this.

I had a simplistic vocoder on my ol' VS880, and I loved Xils Vocoder when I was able to get it to work--it didn't work in PT10 (win7/64) very well. The tech kept telling me it worked fine in PT8 on XP/32, which is not really the same thing, and kind of left me a bit irritated with them and the vocoder, so I ended up not purchasing it when it was being offered at the intro price.

Anyhow, I have been looking for a way to get a vocoder effect that isn't $200.

Check this out - don't be fooled by the (very) low price, it's a very versatile piece of software. And of course it's fun :D

http://soniccharge.com/bitspeek

[aoVI]

I will--two of my favorite tools are Microtonic and Permut8, so it wouldn't surprise me that the brothers at Soniccharge turned out something else amazing and affordable.

[phoenstorm]

I'm going to bite on bitspeek soon -the demos sound nice. Live's stock vocoder plugin also does a nice job!