Wow. Bravo! Full respect!

Amazing! Subbed! 🔥🔥

Superb reconstruction. But more detail, please. As an Englishman, I'd have to say the Voder works best as an American voice synthesizer since it elongates the vowels. A British version would struggle to clip those vowels adequately.

wow! amazing work! thank you so much. most impressive. have you published any schematics for this?

Who saw you?

Just found out about it today but it looks so cool

Dude, brilliant demonstration!

Good evening, radio audience.

what do the other switches on your voder do? Is there one for gender? The schematic I found in a 1940 Popular Science article on the voder shows a gender knob to pre-set between male and female voices.

“Used” by world leaders Nononono, the ones in possession of this weren’t leaders, but the ally murderes

I´m not an electrical specialist or fan. I didn´t know about Voder untill the last week(I heared some broadcasting), so I am very surprised about this technology! It´s very surpraising for me that this technology is from 30ties! It´s amazing! and I think, your work is amazing too! Thank you!

Fantastic Job and demonstration. I have always been fascinated by the voder. Really well done and congrats! hope to see more videos in the future 🙂

This is really interesting! The reconstruction is extremely impressive. I can hardly articulate just how much this fascinates me. Thank you for sharing!!!!

Fabulous! Excellent work!!!

Found out about this device today. Your replica was really cool.

Genius

Thank you very, very much for making this video!

This is fantastic Vaughn! We think we are living in modern times now but can you imagine hearing those robotic-like sounds back then. It's like something out of Buck Rogers. Great Job!

That was freakin' awesome! Excellent job!

Interesting device :) Voder back to life.

So cool

5:22

Excellent Video, you’ve given me hope that building a replica myself is possible

Great work, great demonstration.

i really wish i could find a TTS voice that sounded like the Voder

Do you have schematics? It'd be interesting to bring this back.

That's awesome!!

This is really cool!

absolute chad

this is so cool!

shi so mi?

this is such a great showcase of your creation

This is so awesome! You rock, Vaughn!

This is such amazing work, Vaughn! I'm fascinated with the process, hope someday you can talk more about the components used or schematics. Would you happen to have any documentation? Thanks for sharing!

WOW! Very well done!

I bet there's a niche but thriving market for something like this. I also wonder if the original had a filter to distinguish between the "s" and the "sh" phonemes.

Holy crap?? MAD props to you for actually reconstructing the HARDWARE. I tried making a version myself with Max/MSP but had no clue what to do with it lol

Great! Greetings from Brazil!

this is awesome.

All 3 are replicas? What happened to the originals?

Bravo on putting so much work into this, though it'd be a shame to have spent so much time and effort on it just to have it say the same three words over and over again. How about another video with more examples? We want to hear what it can really do!

For the last decade I thought I was the only one interested in the Voder. This is amazing work to preserve some interesting history! Next step: a vacuum tube model.

This is great

Flipping heck mate!! Fantastic stuff! 🍻

How cool! You’re so smart!

Good speech Synthesis example...matthias

Hey man, great job, very interesting

Everybody's gangster until Voder talks by itself at 12AM

So impressive to build something with so little record!! Hope you learn to play some new phrases too. I'm fascinated by the Voder's unique sound and would love to hear more examples than the classic "she saw me"

Good work, don't stop. also have you herd these guy's. kzbin.info/www/bejne/aaLZq3trbZapiq8