Vocodex

What is Vocoding? You have heard vocoding many times, even if you don’t know what it is. Vocoders are the classic robot voice from many sci-fi movies. Vocoders analyze the real-time frequency band activity of one sound, the Modulator, to control frequency band activity in another, the Carrier. A vocoder consists of a series of narrow-band frequency gates that allow through only those frequencies from the Carrier that are detected in the Modulator source. So if a human voice is used to vocode a synthesizer chord, it will sound like the synthesizer is talking. Check the demo tracks above. Key features: Speech enhancement contouring of noise or modulator pass-through. Modulator noise reduction to reduce ambient noise bleeding through carrier. Voice doubling and reverb capabilities. Built-in Soundgoodizer for limiting and warm output. Up to 100 bands individually locatable anywhere in the spectrum. Band unison to create a fat & lush sound. Sidechain carrier & or modulator input. Inbuilt carrier synthesizer powered by Sytrus. & more per-band effects to discover... System requirements Vocodex in FL Studio Sytrus works inside FL Studio both under Windows and macOS General FL Studio system requirements apply VST plugin ATTENTION: NO macOS VST version available! Can NOT be used in other DAW on Mac. Use INSIDE FL Studio is possible on both macOS and Windows Windows ONLY: Win7, Win8, Win8.1, Win10 - (32 & 64 Bit) 2Ghz AMD or Intel Pentium 3 compatible CPU with full SSE1 support 512Mb RAM. 130 Mb disk space DirectSound or ASIO compatible soundcard. VST2 compatible host.