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nikseven · 28th June 2009

i use a Roland SVC-350, and i highly recommend it. beautiful sounding vocoder. in the past i have also used an Electrix WarpFactory quite a bit, and it is very clear and intelligible, porbably the best digital vocoder i've tried, but it does definitely lack the warmth and character of the analog vocoders. for awhile i was running both the SVC and the Electrix simultaneously, but i've sinced stopped using the Electrix altogether, and only use the SVC. i also have a Koeg VC-10 which is pretty cool, but i find it to be pretty volatile and inconsistent, and it takes a lot more work for me to get a sound i'm happy with compared to the instant gratification of the SVC-350.

28th June 2009	#11
nikseven Gear maniac Joined: May 2009 Location: Edmonton, AB Posts: 192	i use a Roland SVC-350, and i highly recommend it. beautiful sounding vocoder. in the past i have also used an Electrix WarpFactory quite a bit, and it is very clear and intelligible, porbably the best digital vocoder i've tried, but it does definitely lack the warmth and character of the analog vocoders. for awhile i was running both the SVC and the Electrix simultaneously, but i've sinced stopped using the Electrix altogether, and only use the SVC. i also have a Koeg VC-10 which is pretty cool, but i find it to be pretty volatile and inconsistent, and it takes a lot more work for me to get a sound i'm happy with compared to the instant gratification of the SVC-350.