Which vocoder sounds best?

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This is Day & Nite by @DonDiablo . Quick comparison of a few vocoder plugins I collected over the years. Manipulator, VocalSynth, Vocoder V and the Ableton Vocoder. Which one sounds best?

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I need a full cover of that song with that ableton vocorder it was straight ear candy

SoggySandwich

I like how the vocoder v sounds, because it's unique and so cool

fantum

Fam the thickness and warmt in ablelton is CRAZY.

messifcb

All of them are sick. Vocalsynth sounds the most textured and „alive“ with the slight bitcrush to me. Very crunchy and sits well in a mix. Love all of those but the vocalsynth one delivers the perfect mix between retro and modern so ig thats a close one with moog on the second place for me. The ableton one offers a insane amount of flexibility for a stock plugin and manipulator can create very experimental results for a vocoder workflow. Ig i really have to check them out some more.

Apticx

2nd and last ones have a Daft Punk cool vibe I really like

zdradarosenstock

Manipulator is my favorite and it also acts as a pitcher so you can do chorus

ManiacalMidget

1) Izotope 2) Arturia 3) Ableton 4) Manipulator

no_iris

Why did they all sound so good together?! Like, it was such a nice-sounding progression. I hope what I’m saying makes sense, I don’t have much experience with music, especially of this genre.

ZaberZlayer

Listening on HS8 monitors and that Ableton sounded emaculate

RealBreakBreadFilms

Vocalsynth 2 sounds amazing to me. Any chance we could get a tutorial for that one ?

ajdoyle

I like Ableton, personally, but they all sound pretty cool.

hicole

It all depends on what mood you're in

Chevrolet

Hey bro, Can you do a tutorial on how you set up VocalSynth2 as a vocoder??
I’m struggling haha

markofjay

Who the heck is "don diablo"? that's kid Cudi's song 🤔

eighty_ocho

Cool premise for a shootout type video! It’s hard to do shootouts well, as the plugins need to have more closely matched settings to make good comparisons — i.e. so listeners don’t become misled (MSLD lol) about what or how large the differences are between plugins.

It sounds like the formant shift settings were cranked for every plugin but the Ableton Live vocoder. AL Vocoder was popular per the comments, and no wonder: it’s got the most intelligible wet result. VocalSynth 2 was a close second, but something was weird with the analysis bands it used, I think. Keep up the good work.

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