Vocoder VS Auto-tune VS Talkbox - Sound Design Theory

[@caynofficial]

This was hands down the best Vocoder tutorial I've ever seen, even if the video wasnt meant to be just that!

[@fygarOnTheRun]

A really great description of how vocoders work, thanks a lot! I also like the outro music

[@Woochia]

Thanks !

[@krysidian]

Again, not only was the topic super well explained, the practical uses were really useful too! Especially the Vocoder on the drums!

[@abletonproducer0014]

thank you for the sound design theory i have seen no one on the internet do that

[@MAWyrwich]

Right there at the end ... the Vocoder part ... i was grinning from the start, because i had to think about one of my favourite songs from one of my favourite bands ... and i was thinking "oh ... i have to leave a comment, mentioning this song" , because i thought you wouldn´t come up with it ... but you did!!! When you said Tool - Jambi, i was raising my arms, fists pumping the air and whooping (no shit 😄😄)!! ... And furthermore you are delivering a fantastic course here!!! My musical journey has let me to digging more into sound design again after i did it some years ago and this course here helps me quite a lot!!!! Thanks a lot 🙏🙏🙏!!!

[@Woochia]

Dude, this is also one of my favourite songs! OF COURSE I'd talk about it if I have a chance 🤣

[@Woochia]

Dude, this is also one of my favourite songs! OF COURSE I'd talk about it if I have a chance 🤣

[@TheAnthropic]

That vocoder tutorial was great, I finally get it

[@caca1000you]

Thx a lot, that's always very useful to understand the tools we use as music producers !!

[@Zpicismrad]

you have an absolutely amazing channel, thanks for your work!

[@Woochia]

Thank you!

[@Fartman71]

Along with "Living on a Prayer", a great example of a lot of talkbox is Peter Frampton's "Show Me The Way". But find the live version. It's better than the album version.

[@MichaelMangold-o4l]

To me that's the classic talkbox song

[@flyingsteaks]

Man, these videos were great, thanks for this!

[@MikeS-1969]

keep up the good work and you will grow in numbers soon!

[@wolfgang4468]

Fantastic as usual, thank you very much! Using the information in this video provides food for weeks or months of interesting and fruitful experiments ...

[@mumblety]

Awesome vid!

[@80Jay71]

Thanks! It was a kong time since I learned so much so quickly!

[@crnkmnky]

Excellent work, Woochia. Thank you very much for making this vital sound design tutorial. The difference is irrelevant to most people, but I think it matters especially due to the polarized reputation of Auto-Tune. Thank you for referencing some of the greatest talkbox features in rock music, even though you couldn’t share the audio. I will suggest a few additional videos: “Live @ BET 1989” by Zapp & Roger; “Ghetto Talkbox” by Moot Booxlé (a certified KZbin classic). Check out anything by Roger Troutman, Teddy Riley, Mr. Talkbox, Sholo Truth, or Justin-Lee Schultz. 😍

[@no-lifenoah7861]

very helpful. here's my engagement boost for you

[@klinkske]

Sublime content as always. And thank you for the tiny bit of auto tune. I deeply wish i would like that sound but i hate it,so,hard i turn the rdio off it a song passes by with that effect on the vocals. No mercy. The boss vocoder pedal does a nice talkbox effect too btw.

[@artman40]

Thanks for the video!

[@Woochia]

You're welcome :)

[@inkassouli9850]

great tutorial! 😊 thank you!

[@crnkmnky]

What you’re waiting for, in only three words, but I can only say four.

[@thespermwhales]

"I care about you."

[@Sohamthakare11-y]

8:26 The most scariest sound I have ever heard

[@jamesantoine4318]

thank you so much for help

[@Woochia]

You're welcome:)

[@nikitiy]

Wow thats incredible u can play synth with your voice 😅😅😅

[@vitekadolf1225]

it was fucking amazing!!!!!

[@animeupdate5020]

So which app should we go for , for best auto tune

[@STSS_792]

Hi Woochia, can you please send a link to an article explains the topic that was explained here 0:25 - 0:37 (Sound in cavity)

[@Woochia]

About the frequencies getting emphasized by the frequency of resonance of a room? You have more chance to find it by searching articles about formants (in acoustics, more than in speech science). On the formant article on wikipedia for example, you can read : "a formant is usually defined as a broad peak, or local maximum, in the spectrum. [...] A room can be said to have formants characteristic of that particular room, due to its resonances, i.e., to the way sound reflects from its walls and objects."

[@libassediop4764]

What do you think of sample modeling?

[@shannonmarchat]

Great video! I'm a '70s kid and Peter Frampton was my first experience hearing a voice box kzbin.info/www/bejne/r2jVd4yYgs2WfZo