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Hi guys, I was in a serious session last night and I was modulating the pitch on my vocoder to go Up ... and then Down. Like way, way up. And then way, way down.

Then I went to some other banks. And when I came back to my vocoder I could not find it again -- I could not reproduce what I was doing !!

How did I do what I just did? I want to tweak old movie clips and sound samples by modulating the voices to being almost unrecognizable and/or cartoonish.

Thanks!

OK, thanks for the help - NOBODY!

J/K, hey I discovered my answer. And then I wrote it on maskingtape and put it below my nobs (where those horizontal red lines are).

It's this --> CARTOON VOICE | EDIT-P31 Master FX | 14º S.PtcSft | Dry / Wet | 45º Pitch | + / -

Now if anyone else has any awesome vocoder trix lets keep track of them here ... cheers!

AFtERBIRtH33 wrote:OK, thanks for the help - NOBODY!

We are very very sorry for not having answered your question ASAP. We apologize that you had to wait 154 minutes without an answer of us and have to find out for yourself the solution.

As you know, all we, the forum users, are 24 hours a day reading only the posts in this forums with nothing else to do. We don't work, eat nor sleep and each user has all the instruments you have or may have in the future.

Be assured that we will do our best the next time as we usually do. We wish you a good day and much fun with your device!

Damn straight!

Having a ton of fun with my unit. And by that, I mean my R3.

I am in a metal band and I play drums and synth - I get the arpeggiator doing extreme loops and place that noise in the background just to piss off my guitarist -- he deserves it.

Cheers,
-A.B.

The pitch shift effect is an audio effect and can be used on any sound or input, it has nothing to do with the vocoder