Cool deep vibes-textures.

Very relaxing.

Cool deep vibes-textures. Very relaxing.

Serene and intelligent, and the vocals feel quite human and organic for a vocoder! 

Got any vocoder tips?

Serene and intelligent, and the vocals feel quite human and organic for a vocoder! Got any vocoder tips? :P

This is a lovely soundscape. The synth bell lead is the star out of the box, but I suspect across future listens the vocal will evolve into the star.

This is a lovely soundscape. The synth bell lead is the star out of the box, but I suspect across future listens the vocal will evolve into the star.

it has some laurie anderson vibes

it has some laurie anderson vibes

Thank you for listening! I appreciate your thoughts on my track.

[quote=djippy]Cool deep vibes-textures. Very relaxing.[/quote] Thank you for listening! I appreciate your thoughts on my track. :)

Wow! Thanks so much for your kind words!

If you are serious about your vocoder question, I can tell you that what I did was use the Arturia vocoder vst in this track. So I was able to really dial it in. In addition to this, I layered another vocal track that was also treated, but this was done without the vocoder, which allowed me to find a fun way to mix them together.

Thanks so much for listening!

[quote=ineff]Serene and intelligent, and the vocals feel quite human and organic for a vocoder! Got any vocoder tips? :P[/quote] Wow! Thanks so much for your kind words! If you are serious about your vocoder question, I can tell you that what I did was use the Arturia vocoder vst in this track. So I was able to really dial it in. In addition to this, I layered another vocal track that was also treated, but this was done without the vocoder, which allowed me to find a fun way to mix them together. Thanks so much for listening!

I know that bell synths can be kind of a simple pull when it comes to synth forward music, I still love it after all this time. I'm so glad you liked it. I really appreciate you giving this a listen!

[quote=Cakes]This is a lovely soundscape. The synth bell lead is the star out of the box, but I suspect across future listens the vocal will evolve into the star. [/quote] I know that bell synths can be kind of a simple pull when it comes to synth forward music, I still love it after all this time. :D I'm so glad you liked it. <3 I really appreciate you giving this a listen!

Thank you! That's incredibly kind of you to say.

[quote=Machine Gun Ibiza]it has some laurie anderson vibes[/quote] Thank you! That's incredibly kind of you to say. <3

Absolutely serious question—I've always felt vocoders have a lot of potential, but never found a clear path as to how to get there.  If you have the time/inclination/patience, I'd love to know what “really dial it in" means.  Do you use dial in differently when you know you're going to mix it back into an un-vocoded version?

[quote=geopet][quote=ineff]Serene and intelligent, and the vocals feel quite human and organic for a vocoder! Got any vocoder tips? :P[/quote] Wow! Thanks so much for your kind words! If you are serious about your vocoder question, I can tell you that what I did was use the Arturia vocoder vst in this track. So I was able to really dial it in. In addition to this, I layered another vocal track that was also treated, but this was done without the vocoder, which allowed me to find a fun way to mix them together.[/quote] Absolutely serious question—I've always felt vocoders have a lot of potential, but never found a clear path as to how to get there. If you have the time/inclination/patience, I'd love to know what “really dial it in" means. Do you use dial in differently when you know you're going to mix it back into an un-vocoded version?