Re: Interest in an open source vocoder library?
Okay.
Then there's another experiment with the vocoder, this time using the patches of my yamaha s910 keyboard.
There are three examples: the first audio is my voice (modulator), the second is the carrier and the third is the result processed by the vocoder.
The first carrier is stereo, but it is mono because I ended up losing the original recording while separating the channels on file, but the
vocoder result is in stereo.
In the last example, both the carrier and the vocoder are with the stereo image.
I particularly liked the second result, where I put a tone with a bit of vibrato (keyboard modulation), leaving the most expressive
result.
Okay. Then there's another experiment with the vocoder, this time using the keys on my yamaha s910 keyboard. There are three examples: the first audio is my voice (modulator), the second is the carrier and the third is the result processed by the vocoder. The first carrier is stereo, but it is mono because I ended up losing the original recording while separating the channels on file, but the result is in stereo. In the last example, both the carrier and the vocoder are with the stereo image. I particularly liked the second result, where I put a tone with a bit of vibrato (keyboard modulation), leaving the most expressive result:
Do not look at my poor English, please.
http://dl.dropboxusercontent.com/s/rsnx … o.mp3?dl=0
For now, the very suggestion would be to implement the possibility of accepting carrier in stereo, since it gave a little work.
best regards
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