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I would trade my Roland vintage Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus Mk2 for a MOOG vocoder? Its in perfect condition. I do not need the choir or string section.
@@stefanristicmovies yeah. I agree. RUclips gave loopop a chance to put together a soundtrack of sorts from his video. It is awesome. I would love to hear something similar from Daniel Fisher
@@stefanristicmovies Get real - loopop's not even in the same league. It's embarrassing to even mention that meatball's name in the same sentence as Daniel Fisher.
Good lord, this thing sounds GORGEOUS. I don't think I've ever heard ANY vocoder, software or hardware, sound as clear as this one does. I would KILL to get articulation THAT nice out of any of the vocoders I have.
The vocoder was invented to be a cryptographic device for encoding human speech. The way you 'scramble' the channels becomes the private key that you share with someone on the other end of the encoded audio signal, and then they can 'descramble' the channels to hear something approximating human speech. Musical vocoders don't have this, so it's really interesting to me that Moog have made a Real Deal vocoder.
The Vocoder was not developed by Moog, but by the retired German physicist Harald Bode in 1977 at the age of 68. The Moog Vocoder is only a licence replica.
This seems more like it’s geared towards the MOOG addicts/synth collectors, kinda how Sweetwater sells the JHS 40 watt 1x12 “clean” tube amp, pretty much made for pedal addicts , for 2600 bucks. Gear becomes insanely addicting if you get deep into it. I’ve been to a place that’s tucked away in NJ, an unmarked building, that once you enter sells every type of synth you could imagine. They had a massive space just filled with coveted Moog Euroracks, some early ones, with SOLD tags that were 40,000, Junos, Jupiters, things like that. Moogs have never been cheap to begin with. Some smaller ones like the sub phatty or mooger fooger were under 1000, and now there’s the grandmother at 999.00, the mother 32 at 650, DFAM for 650, matriarch for 2000, but I can easily see someone who is part of the niche synth/Moog collectors drop 5k on this the same way a guitar collector would drop 20k on a ‘62 Strat. It wouldn’t be practical in a studio nowadays. There are so few fully analog studios, and all of this and more can be fully emulated with software patches on a good D.A.W. Program. It’s for collectors. It’s so cool, but seriously, run all your guitar pedals through your vocals. I run vocals through vibrato, trailing reverb, trem, it’s fun and won’t cost you 5k.
Thank u for that explanation on how a Vocoder works. I knew it had something to do with a filter bank but didn’t know how it all came together. And damn.. cross patching all those patch points could make a massive mess of crazy sounds. Bad ass review. I’m not a vocoder dude but I really enjoyed watching and listening to this
Great demo but the big surprise everyone was anxiously waiting for: 5000$!!! There must be a way to make those affordable, even if they're less "high end" versions. You'd sell a bunch at around 1000$
Cmon guys. This box is full of stuff. 16 vcas? 16 filters. Every behringer synth for 399 has one filter, one vca and the same cem chip vor oscs. So take that times 16 divided by 3 (less knobs and such) and you will land roughly at 2500 or so. And it will be made in China and not the US by a workers owned company. 5000 is an amazing price.
now I’m rocking with a fender strat lol! I love when people don’t know what to say when testing a vocoder. Dude. BUY IT!!! I’ve never seen anyone so amped by a piece of kit (except when my buddy got a music easel) Ok I checked the SW webpage for price.. I can see why it’s not going into your car instead of a shipping carton
8:48 Jimbo: Man, that guy's guitar is talking. Otto: Hey, my shoes are talking too. Otto's Shoes: Don't worry. We wont hurt you. We only want to have some fun.
HiMrJG. Interesting trivia: If you don't have the DVD of this episode you can't see that bit as they cut those lines from the syndicated version. Thanks for watching!
That hiss idea is awesome. Now i'm thinking of how to parallel the mic signal through an EQ to just slide in some of the hi-freq speech definition. My vocoder definitely blurs out the words quite a lot.
@@petedako of the Emerson? Yeah I think you're right there that thing is probably mostly a rich collector type commodity. But in regard to something like the model 15 or 32, while it's clearly a big investment, I can see why a bigger studio would by something like that.
The Spectravox from last year's Moogfest is almost as much fun but only 10 bands. Still the Spectravox has voltage control of the carrier filter frequencies so it can do some other tricks. : )
"And now I'm rocking on a Fender Strat! Cause I'm talking with my Fender Strat!" 😂 all of my lyrics from now on are just going to reading the labels of my synths and describing what I'm doing with them
Thanks, Dan. That was exhilarating. Best vocoder I've heard yet, and your demo shows off what it can do. So when can we buy one of these from Sweetwater?
Hi alaphabeets. If you start at 1:14 you'll hear a detailed explanation of how the 32 "Fixed Frequency Filters" are used: ruclips.net/video/wgRT3U2nW5M/видео.html
The user manual for the Bode 7702 (on which the original Moog 7702 was based) includes a schematic diagram - band 1 is a 4th order low pass filter based on 2 stages of Sallen-Key topology, while bands 2 to 16 are 2-stage band pass filters based on multiple feedback topology.
Hi! I own a matriarch and I'm curious as to how you are doing this chain thing. You are using the matriarch oscillators (im guessing from the simple line out of the matriarch?) but then after processing the oscillator through the vocoder, how do you find a way of feeding the vocoded signal into the delay but not make it go through the vocoder again? Hope you understand what I'm asking. thanks, //isak
Hi Sabina Studio. Whenever the Vocoder is engaged, you're only hearing the Matriarch as filtered by the Vocoder; and the filtering is directed by the spectral shape of my voice. But you're not hearing my voice, only what it's making the Vocoder do to the Matriarch. Thanks for watching!
Great vocoder, and I was initially excited. I just couldn't fathom using a vocoder that much to justify the $5k price tag.....and I spend a small fortune on gear, owning some of the more expensive synths out there such as a Baloran the River and a Modal 002. I guess I'll have to stick to my lowly VC340. :(
@Boofsquad I have enough experience with electronics to know that most analog synth architecture really hasn't evolved much in 40 years and the parts and manufacturing costs and processes compared to back then are much cheaper and efficient even with only a 50 person team. Look at various DIY vocoder projects and the parts cost of those and then look at this and tell me what exactly is justified in the price tag other than slapping the Moog logo on it? What R&D do you think went into a nearly 50 year old design? Also your "American based" company has all their PCB boards printed and assembled in china further expediting the cost.
@@ooktar number one its not about the research its about the hand built quality and if u have experience in electronics then u would know the difference between a hand built architecture with top of the range parts vs a factory built machine with generic parts.. this beast has 16 envelope followers and 16 vca's.. u think thats a cheap build in parts? if u think moog are slapping an extra 4k on the price just bc they can ur a fool... this is not ur generic diy vocoder its most likely the most versatile and malleable vocoder in existence.. get over the hate train mate..
At first, I was upset because I have wanted a Vocoder for a while... and finally bought a used Novation Supernova and THEN Moog come out with this sexy monster! Then... I heard the price and realized I shouldn't be upset because this has nothing to do with me lol
Very very nice but the price is definitely not nice 🤑 clearly a bit of kit designed for those with professional studios or way to much money.. and that’s where I’m out 😂
S Y Z Y G Y X haha.. subsequent is a lovely piece of kit too .. now what I would like to see Moog release is the Spectravox which i think I’d find more fun and useful then this oversized vocoder..
Kevin Birge maybe they will bring out something more affordable for the average musician.. I’d still like to see that spectravox they never released..maybe if they spent less on their marketing they could bring the cost of their gear down!
Me too! Maybe they should come up with a very wide strap for the Matriarch to play Frankenstein and bounce around the stage! Oh, nope, sorry that was the ARP 2600 :-) keyboard.
Wonderful sounds and possibilities, but right now cant justify the cost. Then again, 5K at 6% over twenty years is only $16,035.68. Question is, can i have $16,035.68 worth of fun with the Moog vocoder in twenty years???? BET I CAN!
Humble suggestion: Demos featuring younger artists who use the gear in a more contemporary way rather than the way they and things like them have been used in the past. IN ADDITION to the very informative Daniel Fisher demos!
Heathcliff a more contemporary way, not that it’s necessarily used that way now. No ones done it until someone does it. To some it up neatly, supplement the renditions with some imagination. Use a vocoder in a contemporary way regardless if it’s been done before. Preferably you’ll come up with something that hasn’t. I’m new to the synth community and I’ve noticed over the last year that a huge part of its marketing is nostalgia and recreating old sounds. Idk if you guys know it or not but you’re sitting on the most expressive sound technology on earth. Go forward instead of backwards and watch heavens gates open.
No software vocoder can or will sound this smooth- real electricity vs. organizing 0's and 1's. It's not a matter of CPU power, it's just physics. It's shame all the great ones are so rare (except the SVC-350)
I think something about the VCA's being so dynamic and smooth in the analog realm. Plus, when you zoom in on a sine wave in the computer, it's still a series of stair-steps. I've never been able to get good warm punchy clear bass out of VST vocoders, and they are somewhat brittle sounding too
Hi Maxim. You don't need keyboards at all to use a vocoder. Check out the end of the video where I only use my voice and a guitar. Thanks for watching!
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I would trade my Roland vintage Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus Mk2 for a MOOG vocoder? Its in perfect condition. I do not need the choir or string section.
You sir is the best synth demonstrator on the web, hands down no contest
him and loopop
@@stefanristicmovies yeah. I agree. RUclips gave loopop a chance to put together a soundtrack of sorts from his video. It is awesome. I would love to hear something similar from Daniel Fisher
@@stefanristicmovies Get real - loopop's not even in the same league. It's embarrassing to even mention that meatball's name in the same sentence as Daniel Fisher.
Good lord, this thing sounds GORGEOUS. I don't think I've ever heard ANY vocoder, software or hardware, sound as clear as this one does. I would KILL to get articulation THAT nice out of any of the vocoders I have.
The vocoder was invented to be a cryptographic device for encoding human speech. The way you 'scramble' the channels becomes the private key that you share with someone on the other end of the encoded audio signal, and then they can 'descramble' the channels to hear something approximating human speech. Musical vocoders don't have this, so it's really interesting to me that Moog have made a Real Deal vocoder.
Pretty much all vocoders work on the same principal.
Best ever book on the subject, How to Wreck a Nice Beach by Dave Tompkins
The Vocoder was not developed by Moog, but by the retired German physicist Harald Bode in 1977 at the age of 68. The Moog Vocoder is only a licence replica.
It sounds unbelievable, but it's so hard to justify the 5K price unless you're some superstar with money coming out of your pockets.
i think, much like the Moog One and the Big Modulars, this is aimed at Studios, not at consumers.
Somebody has to make synths for the superstars
Studio gear
@@sactownchad "Classic" recording studios don't buy this stuff either. Look at what has happened to studio rates over the last ten years.
This seems more like it’s geared towards the MOOG addicts/synth collectors, kinda how Sweetwater sells the JHS 40 watt 1x12 “clean” tube amp, pretty much made for pedal addicts , for 2600 bucks. Gear becomes insanely addicting if you get deep into it. I’ve been to a place that’s tucked away in NJ, an unmarked building, that once you enter sells every type of synth you could imagine. They had a massive space just filled with coveted Moog Euroracks, some early ones, with SOLD tags that were 40,000, Junos, Jupiters, things like that. Moogs have never been cheap to begin with. Some smaller ones like the sub phatty or mooger fooger were under 1000, and now there’s the grandmother at 999.00, the mother 32 at 650, DFAM for 650, matriarch for 2000, but I can easily see someone who is part of the niche synth/Moog collectors drop 5k on this the same way a guitar collector would drop 20k on a ‘62 Strat. It wouldn’t be practical in a studio nowadays. There are so few fully analog studios, and all of this and more can be fully emulated with software patches on a good D.A.W. Program. It’s for collectors. It’s so cool, but seriously, run all your guitar pedals through your vocals. I run vocals through vibrato, trailing reverb, trem, it’s fun and won’t cost you 5k.
Holy Moses that is awesome !!
Thanks for posting, SW crew!
Yessssssss!!! So happy to witness this piece returning. It sounds incredible. Wonderful work as always Daniel!! ❤️👊🏻
Behringer: Hold my beer
jair mayorga their existing vocoder is much more useful imho
"Beer" lolol.
What an excellent demo of an excellent product! I'm overjoyed that this beast returns (I mean the vocoder). Thank you! :-)
Great odens raven! What sweet vibrations come from this masterpiece! I must acquire one immediately!
Thank u for that explanation on how a Vocoder works. I knew it had something to do with a filter bank but didn’t know how it all came together. And damn.. cross patching all those patch points could make a massive mess of crazy sounds. Bad ass review. I’m not a vocoder dude but I really enjoyed watching and listening to this
Great demo but the big surprise everyone was anxiously waiting for: 5000$!!!
There must be a way to make those affordable, even if they're less "high end" versions. You'd sell a bunch at around 1000$
Try buying just 16 envelope followers and the 16 vca's then pay someone to tie them all together. This is practically a steal 😎
@@crmatt99 exactly this is actually a decent price for whats inside it tbh
Cmon guys. This box is full of stuff. 16 vcas? 16 filters. Every behringer synth for 399 has one filter, one vca and the same cem chip vor oscs. So take that times 16 divided by 3 (less knobs and such) and you will land roughly at 2500 or so. And it will be made in China and not the US by a workers owned company. 5000 is an amazing price.
@@crmatt99 Hi Matt. The much more significant cost comes from the 32 Fixed Frequency Filters (16 filters In/16 filters Out). Thanks for watching!
@@sweetwater good demo
100 points Dan for the guitar riffs!
Tnx for the idea and for the explanation. Tomorrow I'll make this in vcv rack
Great video!Thank you!
An amazing vocoder indeed! Thanks for your great presentation!
This is so cool
now I’m rocking with a fender strat lol! I love when people don’t know what to say when testing a vocoder. Dude. BUY IT!!! I’ve never seen anyone so amped by a piece of kit (except when my buddy got a music easel)
Ok I checked the SW webpage for price.. I can see why it’s not going into your car instead of a shipping carton
8:48 Jimbo: Man, that guy's guitar is talking.
Otto: Hey, my shoes are talking too.
Otto's Shoes: Don't worry. We wont hurt you. We only want to have some fun.
HiMrJG. Interesting trivia: If you don't have the DVD of this episode you can't see that bit as they cut those lines from the syndicated version. Thanks for watching!
Fish is having WAY TOOO MUCH FUN!!
Amazing, I can't even imagine what Nivek Ogre and Mark Walk could do with this
That hiss idea is awesome. Now i'm thinking of how to parallel the mic signal through an EQ to just slide in some of the hi-freq speech definition. My vocoder definitely blurs out the words quite a lot.
Lucky Daniel lol
that's a great mic choice, btw, I love the 55 with MS2k and VS340 vocoders
Fantastic!
By far, the best! But my heart aches at the price tag!
tomdog54 , my eyes are still watering
Beautiful!!!
Sounds amazing!!!
Klayton from "celldweller/circle of dust" has one, it is one of his favorite pieces of kit!🎹🎧💫😵
Now the guy who made the moog vocoder tricks song can do it again in HD with this!
someone with a keith emerson modular is definitely buying this
You mean someone with enough money to afford Keith's actual modular?
@@skatechatham moog did a reissue that was more than 100k
my local music dealer told me they sold one to a Lawyer …very few musicians and studios have that kind of money
@@petedako of the Emerson? Yeah I think you're right there that thing is probably mostly a rich collector type commodity. But in regard to something like the model 15 or 32, while it's clearly a big investment, I can see why a bigger studio would by something like that.
More stuff I need 😳
The Spectravox from last year's Moogfest is almost as much fun but only 10 bands. Still the Spectravox has voltage control of the carrier filter frequencies so it can do some other tricks. : )
"And now I'm rocking on a Fender Strat! Cause I'm talking with my Fender Strat!" 😂 all of my lyrics from now on are just going to reading the labels of my synths and describing what I'm doing with them
Hi stickler. There are many good lyricists on this planet. I am definitely not one of them. Thanks for watching!
haha i was not criticizing i thought it was so funny and genuine. I love your demos, i watch every one ✌🏼
Did I just watch Daniel goofing around for ten minutes? I think I did.
Ready for the new wave of artists following in Daft Punk's footsteps
Great video :)
Make me wanna tell my life story and sing through this !
This actually sounds like so much fun. The price, however, not so much.
MrJG I agree the Behringer for me is much more impressive
Thanks, Dan. That was exhilarating. Best vocoder I've heard yet, and your demo shows off what it can do. So when can we buy one of these from Sweetwater?
Oh dear. $5K puts it beyond my reach.
Nice job, Dan, as always. I wonder if those are 16 traditional Moog ladder filters or some other design.
Hi alaphabeets. If you start at 1:14 you'll hear a detailed explanation of how the 32 "Fixed Frequency Filters" are used:
ruclips.net/video/wgRT3U2nW5M/видео.html
The user manual for the Bode 7702 (on which the original Moog 7702 was based) includes a schematic diagram - band 1 is a 4th order low pass filter based on 2 stages of Sallen-Key topology, while bands 2 to 16 are 2-stage band pass filters based on multiple feedback topology.
I know this is supposed to be serious but I just can't stop laughing, Dan.
Hi House Band. Music is _meant_ to be enjoyed:-) Thanks for watching! -_Daniel_
this vid hits kinda like a rich formidoni presentation
Works for me! Rich has been a friend for a long time. -_Daniel_
Image Line's FL Studio 20 comes with a really good sounding Vocoder plugin, called Vocodex.
5 Grand??
Why do I keep falling in love with expensive things
Sounds fantastic! But I'll have to stick to my Rocktron Banshee talkbox for now...
What if, for the mic input, you actually just pump in white noise.
Now that would be one crazy synth i bet!
Hi Isaac. If you've ever set you computer to speak text, and you choose "Whisper", it would sound a lot like that. Thanks for watching!
The other lesser known world you can explore with this is miking DRUMS
As soon as I saw the name I knew...$$$$$$.
Hi! I own a matriarch and I'm curious as to how you are doing this chain thing. You are using the matriarch oscillators (im guessing from the simple line out of the matriarch?) but then after processing the oscillator through the vocoder, how do you find a way of feeding the vocoded signal into the delay but not make it go through the vocoder again?
Hope you understand what I'm asking.
thanks,
//isak
Holy crap $5000 US DOLLARS? …well at least that price makes me feel better about dropping the dosh for a VC340 last week
@Aldebaran It is a Bode 7702.
The VC340 is great value.
When you start playing the matriarch, is the sound coming from the synthesizer? or is it coming from the vocoder?
Hi Sabina Studio. Whenever the Vocoder is engaged, you're only hearing the Matriarch as filtered by the Vocoder; and the filtering is directed by the spectral shape of my voice. But you're not hearing my voice, only what it's making the Vocoder do to the Matriarch. Thanks for watching!
@@sweetwater Thanks a lot!
Great vocoder, and I was initially excited. I just couldn't fathom using a vocoder that much to justify the $5k price tag.....and I spend a small fortune on gear, owning some of the more expensive synths out there such as a Baloran the River and a Modal 002. I guess I'll have to stick to my lowly VC340. :(
the VC340 is really good though. You can go from quite calm to batshit mental without splashing out that much money.
As beautiful as it is impossible. The price is almost insulting.
@Boofsquad I have enough experience with electronics to know that most analog synth architecture really hasn't evolved much in 40 years and the parts and manufacturing costs and processes compared to back then are much cheaper and efficient even with only a 50 person team. Look at various DIY vocoder projects and the parts cost of those and then look at this and tell me what exactly is justified in the price tag other than slapping the Moog logo on it? What R&D do you think went into a nearly 50 year old design?
Also your "American based" company has all their PCB boards printed and assembled in china further expediting the cost.
@@ooktar number one its not about the research its about the hand built quality and if u have experience in electronics then u would know the difference between a hand built architecture with top of the range parts vs a factory built machine with generic parts.. this beast has 16 envelope followers and 16 vca's.. u think thats a cheap build in parts? if u think moog are slapping an extra 4k on the price just bc they can ur a fool... this is not ur generic diy vocoder its most likely the most versatile and malleable vocoder in existence.. get over the hate train mate..
@@mubakka2642 Also wonder if this thing contains discrete circuits or integrated circuits. Discrete would jack up the price quite a bit I'm sure.
@@jc3drums916 this is exactly what I want to know...
The Voice of the Cylon video brought me here!
BY YOUR COMMAND
At first, I was upset because I have wanted a Vocoder for a while... and finally bought a used Novation Supernova and THEN Moog come out with this sexy monster! Then... I heard the price and realized I shouldn't be upset because this has nothing to do with me lol
Very very nice but the price is definitely not nice 🤑 clearly a bit of kit designed for those with professional studios or way to much money.. and that’s where I’m out 😂
S Y Z Y G Y X in fairness I have a Moog grandmother and love it
Mingwing Ming lol I was just messing around, we have a Subsequent 37 and love it 😻
S Y Z Y G Y X haha.. subsequent is a lovely piece of kit too .. now what I would like to see Moog release is the Spectravox which i think I’d find more fun and useful then this oversized vocoder..
Same. Love Moog, but I’m not able to buy at that level.
Kevin Birge maybe they will bring out something more affordable for the average musician.. I’d still like to see that spectravox they never released..maybe if they spent less on their marketing they could bring the cost of their gear down!
dope. put your drums thru that thing
''Now I'm rocking on a Fender Strat'' haahahaha!
Intergalactic :)
this is why i play guitar lol
Me too! Maybe they should come up with a very wide strap for the Matriarch to play Frankenstein and bounce around the stage! Oh, nope, sorry that was the ARP 2600 :-) keyboard.
Love Moog and Daniels demo. He could make a turd sound musical.
I do that almost everyday 🤷♀️
For the price I think I'll stick with my Waves Ovox. Very cool though.
RIDICULOUSLY PRICED!
It’s expensive, but it does the job
From 5Khz to 15Khz?
my vocoder 40 years ago self built from elektor have voiced unvoiced dektektor white noise pink noise ....i see nothing of this ???
Wonderful sounds and possibilities, but right now cant justify the cost. Then again, 5K at 6% over twenty years is only $16,035.68. Question is, can i have $16,035.68 worth of fun with the Moog vocoder in twenty years???? BET I CAN!
Silent jump scare at 08.07
Moog are crazy to not reissue this thing.
This is a reissue. You can order one.
What!!!! Gaaaaah! GIMME!!!
My brother
The thing is.....the midrange frequencies can be so gnarly. It kind of hurts my ears. That said, I wish I had one....
Hopefully it’s a hint at a more budget friendly Moog Vocoder.
I can already picture this sized the same as the DFAM and Mother32 with mini jacks and mini knobs.
didn't they make that at Moogfest last year? a mini vocoder
Bad-Ass!!
Pity he didn't mention how many channels it has.
Humble suggestion: Demos featuring younger artists who use the gear in a more contemporary way rather than the way they and things like them have been used in the past. IN ADDITION to the very informative Daniel Fisher demos!
They dont really use vocoders in contemporary music, it almost always auto-tune.
Heathcliff a more contemporary way, not that it’s necessarily used that way now. No ones done it until someone does it. To some it up neatly, supplement the renditions with some imagination. Use a vocoder in a contemporary way regardless if it’s been done before. Preferably you’ll come up with something that hasn’t. I’m new to the synth community and I’ve noticed over the last year that a huge part of its marketing is nostalgia and recreating old sounds. Idk if you guys know it or not but you’re sitting on the most expressive sound technology on earth. Go forward instead of backwards and watch heavens gates open.
Alonzo Archer EXACTLY!!!!
Andrew Huang!!! Andrew Huang!!!
Andrew Huang!!! Andrew Huang!!!
Andrew Huang!!! Andrew Huang!!!
@@Heathcliff_hensel Daft Punk?
They just posted exactly what you asked for on Moog's channel.
DOPEEEEEEE BUT IM BROKEEEEEEE LOL
No software vocoder can or will sound this smooth- real electricity vs. organizing 0's and 1's. It's not a matter of CPU power, it's just physics. It's shame all the great ones are so rare (except the SVC-350)
Interesting, what are this physics which could not be accounted with a theoretical amount of CPU power?
I think something about the VCA's being so dynamic and smooth in the analog realm. Plus, when you zoom in on a sine wave in the computer, it's still a series of stair-steps. I've never been able to get good warm punchy clear bass out of VST vocoders, and they are somewhat brittle sounding too
The only thing stoping me from getting this, is the fact my singer doesnt know shit about playing keys
Hi Maxim. You don't need keyboards at all to use a vocoder. Check out the end of the video where I only use my voice and a guitar. Thanks for watching!
Very cool! $5K cool? Not so sure...
Is this how Imogen Heap made Hide and Seek?
Who knew Walter Sobchak got down lol
Hi Bo. A vocoder can really tie a room together. Thanks for watching!
SIX GRAND
4999 $ ...
Dude has like $20,000 worth of stuff there to make his voice sound weird. Just sing into a fan, it’s way cheaper.
Walter!?
Just get Herbie Hancock in there.
5 grand? Pfft no thanks.
Very clever but a ridiculous price for a fun but niche (dare I say gimmicky) product..
cyboogie........
As much as Dan Fisher likes it, I’m sure it would be difficult for him to afford on his Sweetwater salary…
NOT TRUE..DISCOUNTS AND SELL OFFS..STOP COUNTING HIS POCKETS THO..
Attention all planets of the solar federation. We assume control! We assume control!
"And the Moogs shall inherit the earth....
🎸🔉🔊🎵🎶🎵"
-_Daniel_