The External Carrier stereo inputs can be used, or use/mix the Internal oscillator (which includes basic waveforms such as Pulse, Saw, Tri, Sub and Noise), to vocode the Modulator inputs. What makes the ReVoicer different from a typical Vocoder? It is a Stereo Spectrum filter-bank Vocoder with an Internal Oscillator that can work as Oscillator Instrument, or Internal Carrier to synthesise vocoder sound. The more bands that are available, the better quality of the analysis, which means that a clearer vocoded sound will be available.Ī typical Vocoder synthesizes a modulator (usually a voice) in the right channel of a stereo track with a carrier wave in the left channel (any active sound) to produce a vocoded version of the modulator (right channel). The Modulator signal is analysed by the vocoder and broken down into a number of frequency bands. These signals are the Carrier signal, which normally takes the form of a synth, and the Modulator signal, which normally takes the form of a human voice, although other instruments can work well (such as drums). Vocoders rely on two signals being present at the same time in order to operate.
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