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below is a sample of my favorite vocoder sound - if anyone has word on what rother is using here (I'm betting classic hardware) drop a note. Incidentally, this record sound much doper played at 45
I read about this in the most recent issue of Computer Music magazine - a free VST vocoder developed by TAL based on the input from David Noller from Dynamix II. For fans of that old school electro sound, this could be lots of fun.
below is a sample of my favorite vocoder sound - if anyone has word on what rother is using here (I'm betting classic hardware) drop a note. Incidentally, this record sound much doper played at 45
below is a sample of my favorite vocoder sound - if anyone has word on what rother is using here (I'm betting classic hardware) drop a note. Incidentally, this record sound much doper played at 45
