Hello guys, I use ableton live8 and i'm trying to get this weird effect on my own voice but so far, i can figure out how i get this "vocoder" effect.
What vsts i need?
Anyone can help me?
Thanks!

 

Did you tried Live's vocoder?

I played with some random sample using vocoder, mine source was pretty lame so little tweaking and experimenting lead to decent result, but Reaktor's Mouth was spot on

Must confess that don't have almost any experience working with vocals, I hope someone will chip in with solution to your problem, until than just mess around and experiment

 

Hello there! I tryed both of your suggestions, I have the Mouth, I tryed and did some tweaks in all the presets but i didn't got nothing like that. The sound i want to get, for me sounds very simple to do, I mean too simple that I can't figure out. I mean, It's not an actual vocoder,its more pitch shifting with some chorus maybe! I tryed many combinations, but nothing yet!
Thanks man!

 

agree, this vocoder effect is such subtile that it sounds not directly like a vocoder \ antares or a real "talk-box". i suggest you "Orange Vocoder" or even better: Native Instruments "Vokator", im sure that you get absolute the result with Vokator like in your demo mp3... (it sounds some cheap, so you get with this both appz maybe a even more \ better result) but one thing keep: try \ figure out \ combinate... Vokator has also many standard synths for such FX on board, maybe try some lead-synths on higher triggered octaves and by setup some vokator options more in the back (voice \ carrier menue etc.)

i'll be sure that you get at some point 1:1 this fx as result...

if you new on "vokator"... this tutorial with video\audio helps you maybe as "first start":
http://www.matsc.net/vocator%20i.html

good luck

 

Hey there.Try Logic Pro's Factory Plugins.These come with Logic 9 and updates.They have a vocoder and pitch shift/pitch correction plugins.Hope this helps

 

OMG, the ear is dead! It doesnt seems a vocoder because the vocoder shifts the picht it its a little bit harsh/syntetic and it appers to be so clean. It seams more like something who emulate REAL voices with other pitch like a antares harmony, z plane (best quality) or muvoice (more practical). Obviously it has an ADSR to control volume that can be simulated by fader automation, more handy, if your used to, is use, is melodyne (the only 64bits with cracks in mac). But I encorage you to record all the voices one by one with different timbres and double at least. Maybe the record was maded in that way, I do all my vocals one by one and the quality is the best. Sometime the vocoders are so airy and you must use HARD compression. If you wanna something syntetic with great definition go for the great talkbox rocktron banshee2 (I love it).