Wow! - This tutorial was so easy to follow, that I was able to transfer the information given here to work on CUBASE with basically no effort - Thank you so much! The method I used in CUBASE: Create 3 tracks: Audio Instrument Group On the group track, add TAL Vocoder to the INSERTS list on the left. On the Audio track, PAN to the RIGHT and send the OUTPUT BUS (right hand side) to the Group Track. On the Instrument track, PAN to the LEFT and send the OUTPUT BUS (right hand side) to the Group Track. Any notes or midi data sent from the Instrument track, will be 'vocoded' via the Instrument and its carrier changed by the Instrument patch.
You're welcome and I am very glad it helped you. Yeah, it's pretty much the same everywhere - FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase, Reaper. The key is to set the correct routing and you're good to go.
Thank you for the vid. I'm going to dive into this later tonight and see what it can do. This was great to get me started! All the best from the Bay Area! Servus, MK
I agree, but I can see from the replies, that ppl have problems setting it up. The internal vocoder is fine, but the main strength is using other synthesizers in tandem with this vocoder.
@@iamgeorgesears for sure, I've been running other sounds thru it rather than using the internal. And the buttons to setup were a bit weird at first but it makes sense now so no problems!
I'm trying this in FL Studio. I'm using the exact same method but I can hear the chords playing along with the vocal. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Both the vocal channel and midi (chords) are routed to the Vocoder channel only. The Vocoder channel is routed to the master.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I am not sure I understand what you're saying, but if I do, you are hearing the synth alongside the vocoder output? Make sure the send volume is up, but the actual volume of the synth channell is turned down.
I found out the issue in Logic: carry out the steps as shown in the video but use a channel bus (not channel output), and set the bus send to 'independent pan'
i had same problem; solution - vocal (audio) must be stereo, so tal-voc can use left channel, i think (info in tal's user manual). thx for sharing, have fun, aum, s love nia
Hey! Really good tutorial but I do not know how to use it on Ableton. Even if I put the vocoder on my audio track, it does not create a robotic voice it just makes my voice sound like my actual voice. Help would be appreciated.
instead of using 'that channel' over and over itd be a lot better idea to use BUS 1 and say thats for TV and BUS 2 thats for the Synth. The one thing you didnt address is what youre setting your MIDI to after you use a synth a the carrier for the Vocoder. Thats what im having problems with. It just fell apart in that section. The carrier part just was very clear. which busses are mono and which are stereo?
Yeah I agree. I see many mistakes in wording and other areas, that I could have done better. I would definitelly make this tutorial different way than I did. The midi routing thing: When you use the TV, route the midi to that insert plugin. It should show up as midi destination. When you use synth as a carrier, route your midi to your VSTi synth, but that should be default by any DAW. If you mean routing the sound, the video says which side (left/side) to route the Send carrier signal and the voice Send signal.
I use it on vocals by picking a preset like "Voice robotic harmonic" put it on a vocal track in GarageBand sing and it works. Have not tried it with a keyboard just vocals. You can definatly hear the difference from dry to wet. Download and try it, even works with OS Catalina!!
Ok so you slave the midi to both TV and your synth. You bus both audio and the synth to the TV track. You have to put the synth on a mono track and the audio on a mono track. And sent them both through the TV which is on stereo track.
I am losing my mind. I have an audio track with vocals. I’ve added Tal vocoder as an insert. I’ve created an instrument track, and chosen TAL as the instrument output. But when I press play, it’s still just my dry vocal sample I hear. What am I doing wrong? I follow all the steps you mention.
@@Emberland Huh, not sure if you're the same person on different account now. :) Anyway, post screenshot of your setup. Upload it to imgur or something and I'll check it out.
Only in case that program would be able to host VSTi plugins. Discord doesn't, not teamspeak or Skype. However I know of videos, where people modify their voice in programs like this, so there must be something, that processes the sound, before it reaches said programs input.
You mean using Omnisphere as a carrier? Yes I am sure it can be done. Make sure to route you left/right channels properly inside Sonar. Basically anything, that can play sound can be set as external carrier.
It sounds pretty good to me, basic but the vowels come out clean without any mouth twisting or forcing on my part, even when whispering it works. Id only use this with sawtooth carrier if i wanted clarity. It actually works live without recorded midi, but live MIDI. The routing in FL Studio was very confusing until i discovered that the µL and R channels were reversed for synth and voice... Cheers
man. that makes the vocals sound awful... lmfao.. guess i wont be downloading this.. why does it sound so bad in this video? is it suppose to sound like that.
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Wow! - This tutorial was so easy to follow, that I was able to transfer the information given here to work on CUBASE with basically no effort - Thank you so much!
The method I used in CUBASE:
Create 3 tracks:
Audio
Instrument
Group
On the group track, add TAL Vocoder to the INSERTS list on the left.
On the Audio track, PAN to the RIGHT and send the OUTPUT BUS (right hand side) to the Group Track.
On the Instrument track, PAN to the LEFT and send the OUTPUT BUS (right hand side) to the Group Track.
Any notes or midi data sent from the Instrument track, will be 'vocoded' via the Instrument and its carrier changed by the Instrument patch.
You're welcome and I am very glad it helped you. Yeah, it's pretty much the same everywhere - FL Studio, Ableton, Cubase, Reaper. The key is to set the correct routing and you're good to go.
I also use Cubase. Thanks man!
This was the most useful video I found on getting the TAL Vocoder going, dude. Thank you thank you thank you. Having some fun with it now.
I am really, really, really glad it hleped you.
Funny how I skipped your video and I came back only to find out that yours was veeeery detailed and useful!!!! Thank you so much!!
Thanks for the kind words! 🙂
Thank you for the vid. I'm going to dive into this later tonight and see what it can do. This was great to get me started!
All the best from the Bay Area! Servus,
MK
Let me know if it guided you correctly.
Great ! Thank you.So many great ideas.
You are so welcome!
Prob my fave vocoder VST even over big ass paid ones like VocalSynth 2. Super simple, light on CPU, sounds great, and it's free! Cmon!
I agree, but I can see from the replies, that ppl have problems setting it up. The internal vocoder is fine, but the main strength is using other synthesizers in tandem with this vocoder.
@@iamgeorgesears for sure, I've been running other sounds thru it rather than using the internal. And the buttons to setup were a bit weird at first but it makes sense now so no problems!
Thanks, great video, great plugin.
Thanks for the kind words. I’m glad it was useful.
was not easy to figure out how to use this vocoder properly but your video made it work in my DAW so thanks allot!
You're welcome! I am glad that this video is still usefull after all these years. :)
@@iamgeorgesears It's never too late to make music man ;-)
Very nice, thank u
Welcome 😊
Thanks! Great tutorial! Just the info I needed! :)
(Started to use TAL on Cubase Elements.)
I am glad it helped. The channel was on hiatus for a bit, because of personal problems, but I'll resume soon.
If you're using Cubase Pro 9 or 9.5 make sure the audio track input you're using is set to stereo or it will not work...
Yes, that is a must because of the L/R channel requirements for this to work.
thank you so much, same on ableton
Thank you! I've been looking for a solution for a long time!
so, i'm using ACID Music studio 10 and for some reason the vocoder does not show up as an output. what am i doing wrong
Unfortunatelly, I am not familiar with ACID new versions. I only used the old ones, where it was possible to only use samples. Sorry :(
How about a "live" vocal example?
I didn't want to do that. I don't sing. :)
@@iamgeorgesears you dont have to sing... thats the whole point, the vocoder tunes your voice?!
I'm trying this in FL Studio. I'm using the exact same method but I can hear the chords playing along with the vocal. Not sure what I'm doing wrong. Both the vocal channel and midi (chords) are routed to the Vocoder channel only. The Vocoder channel is routed to the master.
Hey, sorry for the late reply. I am not sure I understand what you're saying, but if I do, you are hearing the synth alongside the vocoder output? Make sure the send volume is up, but the actual volume of the synth channell is turned down.
@@iamgeorgesears thanks I'll try that
Nice video can't get the external carrier to work in Logic using your routing :( :(
I found out the issue in Logic: carry out the steps as shown in the video but use a channel bus (not channel output), and set the bus send to 'independent pan'
I am really glad you found the solution in Logic. It's killing me, that I can't help out with some of the questions. I am pinning this.
Haven't tried your solution yet, but I've been having a hard time making this work in Logic...I hope this is it!
Cool freebie, thanks!!
NP!
Great Tutorial
Thanks
Many thanks!!!
You're welcome. I am glad this old video is still of some use. :)
working perfect on samples from library but not on my recorded vocals ... it's in mono. Don't see why it doesn't pick it up.
Make sure your gain staging is loud enough on your preamp but not too hot (too loud). Also, beware of too much noise.
i had same problem; solution - vocal (audio) must be stereo, so tal-voc can use left channel, i think (info in tal's user manual). thx for sharing, have fun, aum, s love nia
thank you for this instructions
You’re welcome 🙂
Thank you!!!
Email notification said you had some problems with the setup. All good in the end? :)
Hey! Really good tutorial but I do not know how to use it on Ableton. Even if I put the vocoder on my audio track, it does not create a robotic voice it just makes my voice sound like my actual voice. Help would be appreciated.
Hey, reach me on my email. You can get it on this channel. You'll have to screenshot the setup, so I can get better idea.
@@iamgeorgesears I already solved the issue but thanks anyways!
@@juleder How did you fix it? I'm having the same problem
What if you have no option to route the output of the midi channel through TAL?
Honestly, no idea. I know of no DAW that would lack to route audio and pan channels.
instead of using 'that channel' over and over itd be a lot better idea to use BUS 1 and say thats for TV and BUS 2 thats for the Synth. The one thing you didnt address is what youre setting your MIDI to after you use a synth a the carrier for the Vocoder.
Thats what im having problems with. It just fell apart in that section. The carrier part just was very clear. which busses
are mono and which are stereo?
Yeah I agree. I see many mistakes in wording and other areas, that I could have done better. I would definitelly make this tutorial different way than I did.
The midi routing thing: When you use the TV, route the midi to that insert plugin. It should show up as midi destination.
When you use synth as a carrier, route your midi to your VSTi synth, but that should be default by any DAW. If you mean routing the sound, the video says which side (left/side) to route the Send carrier signal and the voice Send signal.
BRAVO !!!!
Is this possible in Garageband? I have no clue how to pull up some of the menus you use in Garageband
No I am afraid not. The signal routing there is basic, but someone might correct me on this.
George Sears. aw maan. Well, thanks for letting me know
I use it on vocals by picking a preset like "Voice robotic harmonic" put it on a vocal track in GarageBand sing and it works. Have not tried it with a keyboard just vocals. You can definatly hear the difference from dry to wet. Download and try it, even works with OS Catalina!!
Ok so you slave the midi to both TV and your synth. You bus both audio and the synth to the TV track. You have to put the synth on a mono track and the audio on a mono track. And sent them both through the TV which is on stereo track.
I am losing my mind. I have an audio track with vocals. I’ve added Tal vocoder as an insert. I’ve created an instrument track, and chosen TAL as the instrument output. But when I press play, it’s still just my dry vocal sample I hear. What am I doing wrong? I follow all the steps you mention.
Post a screenshot of your setup.
@@iamgeorgesears Studio One 5.
@@Emberland Huh, not sure if you're the same person on different account now. :)
Anyway, post screenshot of your setup. Upload it to imgur or something and I'll check it out.
Thanks very helpfull
Glad I could help. ;)
is there any way to use this for like voice chat programs like skype, discord, or teamspeak?
Only in case that program would be able to host VSTi plugins. Discord doesn't, not teamspeak or Skype. However I know of videos, where people modify their voice in programs like this, so there must be something, that processes the sound, before it reaches said programs input.
Question, can all of this be done in sonar with omnisphere?
You mean using Omnisphere as a carrier? Yes I am sure it can be done. Make sure to route you left/right channels properly inside Sonar. Basically anything, that can play sound can be set as external carrier.
what software do you use
It's Studio One from Presonus.
preciate you!
Thanks! Glad the video is still of some use after all these years.
great
Thank you.
did not work on my vocal track, until i set my vocal track to stereo.
Yes, you need both left and right on one channel.
i just can't get this working in maschine
I am not sure how to help out here, because Maschine, from what I know, is not a standard daw. Maybe NI offers something built in.
@@iamgeorgesears thanks! I was able to figure it out by using some of your tips! Thanks again!
Thanks bro
I just hope it helped.
18 minutes?
Cant hear my voice at ALL
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not good as abletons in built vocoder.
Yo, I'll check it out. I had no idea Live has vocoder. Thanks for the heads up!
It sounds pretty good to me, basic but the vowels come out clean without any mouth twisting or forcing on my part, even when whispering it works. Id only use this with sawtooth carrier if i wanted clarity. It actually works live without recorded midi, but live MIDI. The routing in FL Studio was very confusing until i discovered that the µL and R channels were reversed for synth and voice... Cheers
man. that makes the vocals sound awful... lmfao.. guess i wont be downloading this.. why does it sound so bad in this video? is it suppose to sound like that.