An FFT-based 1024-channel vocoder. The modulator input - usually a sung or simply spoken voice - is analyzed with respect to its spectral content, which is then applied to the other sound source. The latter may be any externally supplied signal ranging from pink noise, synth pads, guitar, or even drums. Alternatively, there is an internal, MIDI-driven synth that is optimized for best speech reproduction fidelity. You can blend the high frequencies with noise for natural-sounding sibilants. There is also a noise gate, a compressor, and a stereo reverb onboard.
Features
- FFT based 1024-channel vocoder.
- Stereo inputs for carrier and modulator, respectively.
- Optional MIDI input to drive internal synth as carrier.
- Polyphony with unlimited number of voices.
- Up to three voices per note with adjustable relative detuning and stereo width.
- Octave, semitone and fine tuning controls.
- Option of noise blending for improved sibilant formation.
- Built-in modulator noise gate with indicator.
- Built-in soft knee limiter with color-coded LED indicator.
- Built-in stereo reverb.
- Master volume control with output clipping indicator.
- LED indicators for inputs and outputs for quick check of signal routing.
System Requirements
- Windows (64-bit Only)
- VST2 or VST3 capable host
1. Download the .zip folder from within your User Account, and double-click it to reveal its contents.
2. Extract the zip you downloaded and you will see the .dll and .vst3 files.
3. Drag either the .dll or .vst3 (depending on your DAW) into the folder shown in the image below.
4. Open up your DAW and enjoy! (You may need to rescan your plugins in your DAW. Information on how to do this can be found here - How To Rescan Plugins).
