Re: zoom effects units/vocoding

[Reginald Hunt <rphunt@tiac.net>]

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Reg


At 09:48 AM 2/4/98 +0000, you wrote:
>Dave Trenkel wrote:
>
>> It seems to me that it wouldn't affect anything, since the vocoder 
>filters
>> would passing the material in each range that's already there, it 
>wouldn't
>> be changing the spectra of the vocoded signal at all. BUT, if you put a
>> delay line before one of the vocoder inputs, it might be an interesting
>> effect, if the spectra of the loop were changing over time. Hmmm, and I
>> just sold my vocoder.
>
>I think that's what I meant...
>
>If you used something like that LiSa software I guess you could vocode a
>loop with a backwards copy of itself running at double speed...
>
>oook.
>
>But no-one has any opinion on the cheap Zoom boxes that offer vocoding
>(1201/1204)? I'd need to justify the purchase with the knowledge that
>they where all-round useful.
>
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