Vocoder
The PAiA Vocoder, designed by Craig Anderton, is truly a price/performance breakthrough in classical analog designs. Eight bands of resolution let you make instruments "speak" with remarkable intelligibility. But that's only the beginning of applications for this versatile spectral cross-modulator which impresses the timbre of one sound source to directly onto the pitch of a second source. Features like stereo outputs, built-in fuzz and an effects send and receive loop add flexibility missing in other vocoders.
Vocoder Extras
Need to know more? Check out the "How Vocoders Work" article.
Want to mod? Read the legendary "Scott Lee's Clarifier Mod" article.
Listen to sound samples. Larry Hendry, an amateur musician playing in numerous bands for fun, sanity, and cash for music toys since 1970, sent along these .wav files. You can tell Larry enjoys both the musical and technical sides of music production.
- "This is the sound of the PAiA Vocoder"- [ wav ]
- "The PAiA Vocoder can make Robotic Sounds"- [ wav ]
- "You can make your Vocoder Sing like this" - [ wav ]
- "This is a Ring Modulated sound" - [ wav ]
- "The PAiA vocoder can make like a Harmonizer"- [ wav ]
- "Can you hear the Phasing of this synthesized sound" - [ wav ]
- "1-2-3-4-5-6-7-8" - [ wav ]
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