Blue Sky.” In software, the number of filter bands is far greater, with Logic’s EVOC 20 offering up to 20 bands, Ableton delivering 40 bands, and Reason’s BV512 including an FFT-like, 512-band setting. If atmospheric stuff like Worlock is what you want it'll do just fine, especially once you get other FX involved.Vintage hardware, such as the Roland SVC-350, offered 8 to 12 analogue filter bands and provided enough intelligibility to be the lyrical focus of pop tracks like ELO’s “Mr. It definitely benefits from a decent mic. Awful presets, but don't forget that at its heart is 1/4 of a MS-2000*.
It's a useful synth for the price, flexible, dead simple to program. The vocoder in the microkorg isn't bad either, quality wise about on par with the micromodular, but less flexible. Even though I'm a huge huge fan of the micromodular, it can be a pain to get running if you're on a mac or newer windows computer. MM vocoder sounds pretty good, quite flexible, you have the internal FX and compressor/eq/filtering to fine tune your patch, and you can always run an external synth into it instead and use it just as an FX box. The micromodular can get a lot more than 4 notes with smart programming and taking advantage of the 'poly' cpu area. The V256 do a great job anyway, with their more hands-on control and other modes (autotune, pitch shift) so for some gigs I preffer itĪbout microphones, I use a shure sm-2 headset and it works great.dynamic mikes works better than condensers for live use since you reduce feedback and unwanted noises a lot I also got a v256 that packs a lot of functionality in a self-contained box, but I like the micromodular´s internal sound more. I even managed to use the internal amp multiplication modules to rise the mic signal to line level before enter the vocoder section, so you don´t need an external mic preamp to use it This patches even have a compressor, gate and basic EQ to shape the sound and make it more "produced".it´s a great sounding vocoder as well as a terrific synth Not true, I made some polyphonic vocoder patches myself, both using internal carriers of different kind or external sound sources GuyaGuy wrote:The MicroModular sounds great but doesn't handle polyphony, if that is an issue.
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