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Old 11th October 2012   #1
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Synth with Vocoder and Gooseneck mic
Hello All,

I have been looking at buying something like a Virus Ti recently but I have fell back in love with my remote SL and automapped VSTi's this week after actually spending some time amending my maps.

So now I am thinking of getting a synth for vocoding my vocals. I have used the Ableton vocoder on a few tracks and its great, I just want something a little more spontaneous.

So I have been considering an Ultranova, Korg R3, MiniAk or even a mininova, but I just wondered what anybody recommends?

Cheers,

Andy.
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Any of the above. So it's a money thing...
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A V-Synth XT. You'll have to buy your own gooseneck mic, though.
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Korg MS2000 will do some nice vocoding. Pretty good value these days too.
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microkorg for old schooly sounds and basses or ultranova for newer sounds and ultra fat basses. even tho i LOVE my microkorg the ultranova is the way to go.
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