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Revision as of 03:44, 11 July 2025
Vocoding is a audio technique that involves morphing(?) an audio track to be in line with another by pitch.
History
Some of the oldest prominent use of vocoding was using MAGIX Music Maker in 2007. Specifically, this was for a YTP fad where the "electronic sounds" preset was added to random videos.[1]
One of the most notable users of vocoding was HerpyWhooves, who in the early 2010's used it to developed ethereal soundscapes throughout their rounds. Combined with their heavy use of trails and rainbows, the style became instantly recognizable within the community.
During the mid-late 2010's, vocoder plugins became very popular with the younger community due to their relative simplicity in making "cool sounding stuff". This led to quite a bit of backlash against them, with many calling them "overused" or avoiding the technique entirely.
Notable Vocoders
There are many plugins that allow for vocoding.
Image Line Vocodex
https://www.image-line.com/fl-studio-learning/fl-studio-online-manual/html/plugins/Vocodex.htm
Image Line Vocodex, also known as IL Vocodex or just Vocodex, is a vocoder plugin.
It can be purchased for $79 USD.
Zynaptiq Orange Vocoder
https://www.zynaptiq.com/orangevocoder/
Orange Vocoder is a vocoder by Zynaptiq.
Sources
As of 2024, version 4 can be purchased for $169 USD.