Mouth Drums: The Complete Walkthrough - Voice to Midi & Drum Triggers // Vochela, Dubler, Melodics

A good walkthrough has good timestamps:
0:00 Start
0:24 Bad Joke
0:37 What is Dubler?
1:00 What else is Dubler?
1:57 Setting up Dubler for MIDI
3:05 Formants in Dubler
3:29 Midi Mapping Formants from Dubler to Ableton
4:36 Testing Dubler’s Voice to MIDI
6:44 Chord Mode
7:35 Drum Triggering (Demo & Setup)
7:39 How to Pronounce “Dubler”
8:01 Back to Drum Triggering
11:12 Live Lo-fi beat with Dubler
12:14 Creative Applications
12:27 Guitar Hero for your Mouth
13:45 Making a Beat with Dubler
15:47 DJFX Looper with your Mouth
18:13 Using Dubler in Live Performance
19:35 My Honest Review - Pros and Cons
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[@Allan-et5ig]

This was enormously helpful.

[@LNADoesAudioStuff]

yay good video!! I like the time-stamping idea! might need to start to use more of that as well :)

[@kerwinfernandes9583]

This is so cool, thanks.. God bless you and your family abundantly always 🙂🙏🏼❤️

[@nfod1975]

Nice tutorial!I ordered one too. Did you tried making bass with it?

[@lilmissbeats]

I laid down a quick bass 14:36. By taking that idea further and using the formant filters you could really create something gnarly!! Or even mouth triggering samples to 808s with different pitches and some crazy FM synthesis on the formants and envelope.

[@tarjiband9904]

you're cool! subscribed and belled ;-) Although I'm not sure why do we need the mic 🤔

[@lilmissbeats]

The video explains it :) It helps to pick up triggers and turn them into midi.

[@Allan-et5ig]

As she said, other mics didn't work.

[@bogotta]

2:24 I feel like that way too often.

[@Allan-et5ig]

Hey lil miss beats, you can probably save me 236 quid - I have long been using my voice with Ableton's audio to MIDI. If you feel it's about the same, why bother with Dubler if they do something "very similar? The only reason I can think is that Dubler might have more frequent software upgrades for this particular feature? To be honest an improved version of Live's audio-to-midi would be a huge selling point for their software. So, which one IS better, Live or Dubler. And is it 236 quid, better? Thanks. In theory, if the software gets really good, one could 'sing' BeBop, then drums, then bass, and within 20 minutes - if one isn't tone deaf, you' have some very, very convincing.

[@lilmissbeats]

Hey Allan! For me I enjoy Dubler for the drum triggering, since I can now perform drums and piano live. I like triggering samples (as opposed to beatboxing with any mic) because I can choose the sounds and that suits my music better. Personally I wouldn't get Dubler just for voice to midi, since like you say, ableton's audio to midi works decently. At this stage it would not pick up bepop skatting accurately haha. Other people online seem to enjoy the voice to midi function, so I suppose part of it is also how much you might enjoy singing into a mic and have it go to midi in close to real time.

[@MajorGonger]

​@@lilmissbeats Hello! May I ask your advice? I record all my musical sketches with my mouth on a dictaphone, and then they get dusty there, because it's terribly inconvenient for me to translate them into midi through the keys. It would be much faster to have the ableton replace my sounds with instruments. Can it do it in any way comparable in simplicity to this device?

[@lilmissbeats]

@@MajorGonger If you have ableton suite, you can right click on any recording, and click on 'convert melody to MIDI'. But you would still have to get the audio onto your computer, and have the right software. If you use singing and translating into midi so much, maybe this would be rad for you.