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Vocoding continued. Still using it as a pad texture, but this time I set up one vocoder routed to 2 samplers (duplicate feedback samples panned left and right) and multiple carriers. Nothing fancy, but it allows for a little more variation in the composite result. Other than that, the instrumentation is thin - just 2 other synths.
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Excellent use of deliberately-limited materials. Would like to hear more about the setup used here.
I admire your vocoder skilz 
This has a very calming feel to it with the feedback effect. Nicely done!
Oh damn. This is really beautiful. There's that great sawtooth texture on the melody, and a nice depth to the bass part. Great harmonic choices.
Lovely interplay between the feedback lines.
very nice. I`m coming back.
I admire your vocoder skilz
Loved it!
Oh damn. This is really beautiful. There's that great sawtooth texture on the melody, and a nice depth to the bass part. Great harmonic choices.
Thank you
Excellent use of deliberately-limited materials. Would like to hear more about the setup used here.
This is similar to the other track - using rhythm loops for the audio track modulator signal (in my other reply, I accidentally said carrier input). Here's an example of the routing: 2 rhythm track/loops => combiner => modulator input of vocoder. Left carrier input => sampler 1, Right carrier input => sampler 2. Output => mixer. Rather than a single device per input, this give more stereo/room space.
Jim Wood wrote:Excellent use of deliberately-limited materials. Would like to hear more about the setup used here.
This is similar to the other track - using rhythm loops for the audio track modulator signal (in my other reply, I accidentally said carrier input). Here's an example of the routing: 2 rhythm track/loops => combiner => modulator input of vocoder. Left carrier input => sampler 1, Right carrier input => sampler 2. Output => mixer. Rather than a single device per input, this give more stereo/room space.
Sounds great -- I'll have to give it a try. Thanks!
