Nice video! when i accidentally discovered that i can use LFO to modulate my voice like this pitch-shifting vocody-thingy i was suprised that there is sill a lot things to explore on the OP-1 10 years old, and still amazing
Thanks so much!! I'm using the Takstar SGC-598 shotgun mic hooked up to the Zoom H2n - it's a decent mic setup! The Zoom has a built-in compressor/limiter which comes in handy for voiceovers.
really cool video! but it's not a vocoder, right? you kinda say in the video and description, it's more of a modulation. Vocoder shifts your pitch to the note you play on the keyboard
@@ShinesTV I've seen a video from cuckoo using cwo to play with the voice, do you think it's possible to have both your LFO and the cwo to do vocoder? Like if you use your LFO for your engine, and use cwo in the 4-track LFO slot? I'll test later anyway but I'm lazy
You clearly don't know what a vocoder is It splits the incoming audio-your voice aka the modulator into separate frequency bands ( bandpass filters ) which then goes into an envelope follower The carrier ( synth signal ) is also split into corresponding frequency bands and the output of each of these bands is controlled by the envelope follower .
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OP-1 has vocoder as of today so enjoy!
I’ve listened thru small operations like 3 times now, I miss it so much!
Same here Dead0Grateful- really miss the interviews and lofi bg music!!
I was also featured on that podcast and remembered that your video blew me away ... so this is dope
Thank you so much Chris!!! Which episode were you on? I have to go back and check that one out again!
Nice video! when i accidentally discovered that i can use LFO to modulate my voice like this pitch-shifting vocody-thingy i was suprised that there is sill a lot things to explore on the OP-1
10 years old, and still amazing
Thanks so much!! Seriously, the amount of stuff this tiny synth can do continues to amaze me.
You have unlocked new powers for all of us! Thank you im about to go do this
Yeeess!! Thank you Whyzman!! Excited to hear what you do with it!!
with the last firmware update you get a real vocoder synth now for the OP1f ;-)
Very rad, thanks for sharing this info broski!
Thanks so much dude!!
Cool!
OP-1 really is the Skyrim of synths
Lol it truly is! Every time I go back to it I find out something new! Thanks for the sub and support!!
so cool! I'll have to find a mic that works and try this out myself.
Thank you!! Any mic that has it's own battery power will do great- I actually used my Zoom H2n recorder as a mic for it once and it worked great!
great!
thanks!!
very cool work mate! question: what microphone are you using throughout the video?
Thanks so much!! I'm using the Takstar SGC-598 shotgun mic hooked up to the Zoom H2n - it's a decent mic setup! The Zoom has a built-in compressor/limiter which comes in handy for voiceovers.
@@ShinesTV Nice, I have a zoom H5, should take a look at good vocal/voice microphones for that one!
wow, i will try
Thanks so much Emilz!! Your stuff is awesome btw!! Subbed!
@@ShinesTV so kind! 😉
really cool video! but it's not a vocoder, right? you kinda say in the video and description, it's more of a modulation. Vocoder shifts your pitch to the note you play on the keyboard
That's correct! A true vocoder has a ton more processing, and this just uses one sound source to modulate the carrier tone.
what's better than a vocoder? a hidden vocoder🎉
Lol indeed!! Thanks for the support CNTR RNDM!!
Odd Question but What does CWO stand for ?
Hey Quinoa! I think it actually stands for Cow, but is misspelled on purpose to express the sheer craziness that is this filter!
@@ShinesTV I've seen a video from cuckoo using cwo to play with the voice, do you think it's possible to have both your LFO and the cwo to do vocoder? Like if you use your LFO for your engine, and use cwo in the 4-track LFO slot?
I'll test later anyway but I'm lazy
That sounds terrible and I LOVE IT
You clearly don't know what a vocoder is
It splits the incoming audio-your voice aka the modulator into separate frequency bands ( bandpass filters ) which then goes into an envelope follower
The carrier ( synth signal ) is also split into corresponding frequency bands and the output of each of these bands is controlled by the envelope follower .
So what your saying is you didn’t like the video?