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This voice, on a lower octave with some hard atmosphere would sound dope. Would I need to record someone saying "yeah" and edit it with voice editing software or this VSTplugin called Vocoder?

or just vocode or autotune

wow, that sucks

So should I just record the yeah, and vocode it?

heh mics man be orig

Sytrus wrote:So should I just record the yeah, and vocode it?

could but don't think it will sound the same. Not sure though. But record and vocode anyway, just try it out.

surefya wrote:

Sytrus wrote:So should I just record the yeah, and vocode it?

could but don't think it will sound the same. Not sure though. But record and vocode anyway, just try it out.

Don't aim for the same man, aim for similar

wirez wrote:

surefya wrote:

Sytrus wrote:So should I just record the yeah, and vocode it?

could but don't think it will sound the same. Not sure though. But record and vocode anyway, just try it out.

Don't aim for the same man, aim for similar

yeah, true. im going for a nice robotic sound but i dont want it to be the same one. Ill definitely try to throw my own flavor into it.

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Enjoy

I'm more interested in the actual programming of this sound and hqve come close using bit crushed wobbles..any other tips? Is this definitely a vocoded sound?

Vocoder --> Amp Distortion. It can be done in reason using the vocoder and scream module.

since the album "human after all" came out, i've always thought it sounded exactly like a certain setting on this pedal: http://www.digitech.com/products/Pedals/BassSynth.php

narcissus wrote:since the album "human after all" came out, i've always thought it sounded exactly like a certain setting on this pedal: http://www.digitech.com/products/Pedals/BassSynth.php

Yeah is a preset in Guitar Rig that no matter what you feed into it, it sounds like it came off that album.