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how can i make a robotic voice on the computer like the ones from the zulu nation with that 70's style?
10-14-2000
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You mean the voices processed through a VOCODER device. Back in the 70s, Vocoders were expensive machines. Nowaday, you can use a software called ORANGE VOCODER, distributed by Steinberg I think... It works as a simple VST software device which you can open and save within your CUBASE VST project.

I think it works quite well for a software device, and will transform audio tracks just as you described. Good luck have fun!

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aqkua aqkua is offline
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thanks for the tip mano i'll check it out
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10-21-2000
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would any1 know of any software that u could run as a real time voice distorter? i dont mean just to add distortion i mean to add effects to ur voice through a mic?

10-21-2000
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Actually, no matter what you can say. Buzz is cool here.
You can input your own voice / instruments via any Audio-In you have.
Then you make an "input source", which in buzz would be a square box. Then you just connect this box to as many effects you like, including vocoders, delay and distortions.
It's really cool and it works totally realtime.

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10-22-2000
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Dj stretch Dj stretch is offline
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yo flex, try the korg kaos pad. It works great as a vocorder, and has loads of other stuff for your turntables (or CD's)

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try the Vocoder by AnalogX .. http://www.analogx.com.. hope this helps you ..

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dj funkifize dj funkifize is offline
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Flexa,
you could use any guitar pedal effect to add real time effects to your voice. what ever you want- distortion, fuzz, phaser, whatever... you can combine more than one too.
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Crispy Disco Crispy Disco is offline
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try the Vocoder by AnalogX .. http://www.analogx.com.. hope this helps you ..
Heh, I've had that "toy" for a while. it's great fun. I actually used it for a song I made a couple months back. I wanted to recreate a voice similar to the ultimate techno classic "DAS BOOT" by U-96, and it worked like gold!

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