Realtime Vocoder Software?........

Fruity Loops. Watch it on youtube.

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I think its this one.

Pretty much any VST plug in vocoder will let you do live stuff.
Just route an external mic into it via a mixer channel.
Some vst's can set the note within the plug in, others you will need a midi keyboaord to change notes.

As DC suggested, FL studio has a great built in vocoder, even better in version 8.5 (beta right now)

Reason can do this also. You need free drivers at http://www.asio4all.com and reason.. Live vocoding and key changing or what ever you want to build and run your mike through inside reason! Asio4all utilizes the rebirth input machine for your mike input.. Check out the video..
PZz, GAMMA

http://www.asio4all.com/

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EzUNMqZJYlM

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i recomend you the AKAI DC vocoder!! love the akai vocoder sound!!

TAL Vocoder - endorsed by Dynamix II!

http://kunz.corrupt.ch/?Products:VST_TAL-Vocoder

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Could you explain this a little bit better...im very new a this... sorry . Im using Ableton Live version 7.0. I have the plugin installed and now i just need to sync my mic to it.

Thanks,

Paul

Watch this
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JceAL1biSBo
Skip to 2:14

I'm picking up a Korg Vocoder some time this week, until then I've been using one I made on the G2 Modular. If you have a G2, I can send some patch files

Quote from P-K;24985

Ok so i finally got my mic to sync with my vocoder...now i have another problem. Everytime i talk into the mic and it sends it through the vocoder...it echos? How do i get rid of that

Do you mean a delay between you speaking into the mic and hearing it in the headphones?

If so, make sure you have Direct Monitoring set to 'on' on your sound card (almost all pro cards have this feature).

what sequencer and soundcard are you using?

You never answered: What software are you using, and what sound card do you have? I can't be much help without this info.

Sounds like you have some sort of feedback loop going on there. How have you got it wired up?

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Yeah it does this also but i expected it to (ill have to upgrade my soundcard i see) but this is not the issue i was initially talking about. When i talk into the mic and it goes through the vocoder whatever i say repeats over and over... Sounds like an overdub issue to me but i really have no clue

sounds like feedback. try listening on headphones and see if you still have the same problem. if it goes away, it's feedback.

There lies the problem. Your soundcard is a gamers card, not a pro-audio card. The trouble is, there are no (or very limited) routing options with gamer cards (as they don't need them). I just bought a Focusrite Saffire Pro 24 to replace my M-Audio Firewire 410 (both pro interfaces, but the Focusrite has much better mic pre's). Direct monitoring is essential too.

You could try muting the track you're recording on to to prevent the feedback loop. If that doesn't work, you'll need a pro audio interface/card. I would strongly recommend one anyway if you're serious about making music.

I have a couple of audio interfaces which I'll sell if you're interested; M-Audio Firewire 410 and a Terratec DMX 6Fire 24/96, if you live in the UK, make me an offer. The difference will be night and day compared to what you're using at the moment.