Here you need to make sure that your audio interface is connected and you are aware of the inputs where your microphone is connected.Ĭheck - Logic Pro X >Preferences >Audio >Devices I'm sure after a few attempts you'll get closer to the vocoder sound you are looking for.Īlright, I hope the following instructions are helpful.īefore you begin, make sure to check input/output devices are set correctly. PS make sure signal is set to "Voc" (top right corner of the instrument's interface) & also try different settings in mode. In addition to this, you can add some reverb on the channel strip and Eq it if needed.Īlso don't hesitate to add more instances of EVOC PS
Adjust the "formant stretch", "formant shift" & some mild "resonance" parameters - you'll mostly find the basic sound you are looking for.Īlso to save you some time, you could start working with the presets "open heaven", "vocal fifth", and "vocal heaven pads" and adjust the above mentioned parameters. mostly rolling off the highs a bit gives more of a warmer tone. Attack can be fast however try to avoid any glitchy kinda soundsĢ.) From the formant filter section. If you are aware, then things you could try to get closer to the Imogen heap like vocoder.ġ.) Keep the slower release i.e. Just wanted to understand if you are aware of the routing to get started? If not will explain in the next reply.
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