vocoder not microkorg

Curtis Franklin · 29th June 2005

im digging the sounds that i tried out in the microkorg, but im not a fan of the small keys. does anyone know of a unit with either full sized keys or just a rack unit with midi input? dont know how often id use it so cheap would be nice too.

Giganova · 29th June 2005

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Originally Posted by pumadrum

im digging the sounds that i tried out in the microkorg, but im not a fan of the small keys. does anyone know of a unit with either full sized keys or just a rack unit with midi input? dont know how often id use it so cheap would be nice too.

The Korg MS2000 or the rackmount MS200R has the same audio engine as the MicroKorg (and much more) plus a vocoder.

djavid15 · 29th June 2005

Why not just buy a nice midi keyboard/controller and connect the two??? That seems like a good bet. Those things can run pretty cheap.

Prickstein · 29th June 2005

Nord Micro Modular?
Just picked one up for cheap off ebay recently and its been getting a fair run at the jingle company I work at.

Thermionic · 29th June 2005

Not cheap, but an EMS Vocoder 2000 would fit the bill well (click on the side box). They are versatile, and can be used for numerous duties aside from the obvious vocal treatments.

A 2000 has been on my wish-list for a while now... Just got to find one at the right price...

Justin

Sounds Great · 29th June 2005

Roland had a nice vocoder. I don't recall the model number.

Curtis Franklin · 30th June 2005

thanks for the great feedback, you have all given me a starting off point in my search for mr roboto like sounds. isnt that what the world needs?

Giganova · 30th June 2005

Yes, we NEED another Kraftwerk!

**Reptil** · 1st July 2005

doepfer A-129 (part of the A-100 System)

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Curtis Franklin Lives for gear Join Date: Jun 2005 Location: Southern California Posts: 579 Thread Starter	vocoder not microkorg im digging the sounds that i tried out in the microkorg, but im not a fan of the small keys. does anyone know of a unit with either full sized keys or just a rack unit with midi input? dont know how often id use it so cheap would be nice too.

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Sounds Great Gear Guru Join Date: Jan 2005 Location: Twin Cities, MN Posts: 18,013 1 Review written	Roland had a nice vocoder. I don't recall the model number.

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