A review would be so sweet! :D

Fickparkering (DjD), by Mad-Muppet Type: SongGenre: House

Okay, thanks. So my best bet is to record my voice into a .wav first, and import it into a FL project for auto-tuning, and vocoding it in another project so to speak? Also, melodyne seems like a good program. I'll have to try that.

At 4/7/09 06:38 PM, BlurrySound wrote: you said you use the fruity vocoder? well here is a good explanation/tutorial of it.

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=91igHV0Cw Jk

That was a sweet tutorial, thanks alot!

I managed to contact the guy who made the song (!) and apparently, he used something called "Antares Auto-Tune Evo Pitch Correcting Plug-In", I'm gonna google it and see with I find :D

At 4/7/09 02:21 PM, LightKeeper wrote: I think Kanped actually has it right. That just sounded like MS Sam talking through a vocoder to me, which can be achieved through the fruity vocoder. There's actually a tutorial within FL that teaches you how to use its vocoder properly, and if you listen to what they come out with it sounds fairly similar to what you are looking for.

Okay, I'll give that a try then. Thanks for all the help, I really appreciate it!

At 4/7/09 11:57 AM, Kanped wrote: That actually sounds more like format-based synth vocals played through a sampler to me... but I absolutly could be wrong; its a heavy effect, anyway.

Get one of those type-talk synths, export the resulting files, load it into a sampler and map it to a keyboard/the piano roll.

A type-talk synth? Like the Text-To-Speech "Microsoft Sam" kind of deal? 'Cause that's not really what I'm looking for. The ones from the song I linked to are regular vocals from the beginning, and Furries in a Blender has somehow managed to create this awesome vocoder-sounding out of them, If you want to hear the original, it's based on this youtube vid - Full Life Consequences

At 4/6/09 01:56 PM, mikkim wrote:

At 4/6/09 07:43 AM, Mad-Muppet wrote: Hey peeps! I've been looking into using a vocoder for some upcoming songs, and I've played around with the Fruity Vocoder, but it doesn't really do it for me, I dunno but maybe I don't have the right kind of carrier....

Anyways, the thing I wanted to ask is - I heard a remix of the youtube film "Full Life Consequences" by "Furries in a Blender", and in that song is a really, really sweet vocoder-type thingy that I would love to know how to replicate! Anyone who has an idea how to accomplish this?
LINK TO THE SONG

srsly, the fruity vocoder is pretty powerful,if you don't have the right carrier, make a good carrier. the fruity vocoder is a great vocoder.

Okay, yeah I guess i could create a better carrier somehow, but that's not the important bit. I want to make my vocals sound similar to those that Furries in a Blender use in the "John Freeman" song, which i linked to in my first post. That's what i reallyneed help with, and if I can use the Fruity Vocoder in accomplishing this, that's great! :3

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Hey peeps! I've been looking into using a vocoder for some upcoming songs, and I've played around with the Fruity Vocoder, but it doesn't really do it for me, I dunno but maybe I don't have the right kind of carrier....

Anyways, the thing I wanted to ask is - I heard a remix of the youtube film "Full Life Consequences" by "Furries in a Blender", and in that song is a really, really sweet vocoder-type thingy that I would love to know how to replicate! Anyone who has an idea how to accomplish this?
LINK TO THE SONG

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Hey you guys. I would totally love a review for my remix of Coldplays' song Clocks :D

Overclocked (DjD), by Mad-Muppet Type: SongGenre: Techno

yo peeps.

A review would be awesome!

Thanks!

Me ^^

'Sup?

The hellboy picture were awesome! Great sense of details there :D

I'd love a review of "Deep Space"
Thanks a bunch, you guys rule!

Woah, that's scary. Thanks alot dude!

You guys rule!
Paff!
also, you win if you've ever listened to Steve Vai before listening to that.

I want my synth lead to go from low-pitched to high-pitched smoothly, in around 5 seconds. How can i do this?

Hello. I would like a little feedback on this. It's a test, an experiment, so listen to it with that in mind. Thanks!

At 8/6/08 08:40 PM, Bjra wrote: instead of turning up the volue of the instrument you want louder, turn down the volume of everything else.

I had this habit a while back, but now I dont have to worry about it.

Thanks! I'll go try that out now ^^

Hello... I'm using FLStudio8 (3GB), but I've got a problem. I can't get the volume I want on my music, because if I crank up the volume knobs on the different instruments, the sound will get distorted. If I turn up the master volume, the same thing happens. Is there an easy way to fix this? I haven't tried, but in a worst case scenario, I would have to import the mp3 into another program to raise to volume, right? That would be tedious if I just wanna preview the song. Oh, and another thing, where do I get the best "electronic"-sounding percussion? Like an ambient or electro VST. Replies are much appreciated!

How about some Extreme Hardcore?

At 7/21/08 01:12 PM, RubberNinja wrote: I'm going to take the camera and stuff it down my pants.

Woah, cool.

At 7/3/08 01:13 PM, Zetvirus55 wrote:

id say it was more of a $20 lol

not so chepa now is it

yuo havnt seen the best

here is where it gets funnier

haha that one was awesome xD

Fanatic Public Enemy.

I'd like to request a review for Fanatic Public Enemy ^^

Come get some.

Hey peeps :P

I just gotta come and apologize a little, cause i just joined the club i haven't review much. I was away the whole last week and stuff came in the way. But hopefully i'll get more done now that i'm back home ^^

Also, wanna review my remix of Pulp Fiction Theme?

No shit, sherlock...