Inexpensive Voice Modulation (Re: [sdiy] vocoder)

[Bobinvertedsdiy at aol.com]

In a message dated 1/5/2003 9:31:06 PM Eastern Standard Time, 
mai00fpz at informatik.uni-leipzig.de writes:


> 
> hi there.
> 
> a friend of mine, head of a metal-band, came to me and asked 'could you
> build me sth for modulating my voice?' naively i said 'sure, will do.' now
> im searching for a kit (no, i dont wanna etch a pcb for this) that'll fit
> into some little case that'll shift his voice up and down and could do
> some modulation on it like distortion or maybe some weird filter-effects.
> i looked at the paia vocoder but this is much too pricey. is there some
> module to prefer? has anyone made some tests with voce-modultaion?
> thanks in advance.
> 
> greets,
> sven
> 
> ps: happy new year to all.
> 

Buy one of those kids voice changer bullhorns. Replace the timing resistor 
with a pot and/or LFO and replace the speaker/mic with jacks. Put it in a 
sturdy enclosure and you'll be all set. Extremely lofi, but fun and 
inexpensive. I put one in a drum machine. Listen to the Dengerator sample. 
It's synth going though it, not vocals but might give you an idea... 
http://www.alien-devices.com/syndrum2.html

Robert 
Alien-Devices.com
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