| | Vocoders and speech synthesis doepfer A129 (Site not responding. Last check: ) |
 | | A vocoder is a complete analyzer (129/1) synthesizer (129/2) system that breaks down -analyzes- a vocal or other audio signal into a series of adjacent frequency bands, and then uses the amplitudes of the frequency bands to build up -synthesize- a signal that is similar in certain respects. |
 | | As said in the vocoder introduction, the vocoder needs two input signals: a speech element which serves as the raw material for the tonal shaping, and is patched into the analysis section; and a carrier signal, which is patched via the instrument input into the synthesis section. |
 | | Since the A-129 is a modular vocoder, and the connections between the analysis and synthesis section are external, using patch-leads, You have the possibility of connecting the frequency bands of the analysis and synthesis sections arbitrarily. |
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