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On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Jeremy  wrote:
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> Louigi Verona wrote:

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>> So I see. But I am still interested in how he did what he reported since I

>> still cannot get

>> his scheme to work.

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> Sorry for the late replies,

>

> The Vocoder track needs to be a 2 channel track, one input will be assigned

> to the carrier input of the vocoder LADSPA plugin and the other to the

> formant input. Input 1 of the Vocoder track/bus is the carrier, input 2 the

> formant.

> It also doesn't matter if the sources for the carrier and formant are

> internal or external, in my case I connected Yoshimi to the Formant Synth in

> port, but you could also connect the output of a specific track. The same

> goes for the carrier, in my case it's the built-in mic (system capture), but

> it could also be the output of a specific track.

> I think what is important is that you create separate buses for all your

> tracks and use these buses for both input and output on all your tracks

> except on the mix tracks. All tracks have to be monitored, not their inputs

> or outputs but the tracks themselves, so the middle part of the Qtractor

> Mixer panel.

> Hope that helps a bit. I have access to only my netbook (I'm on vacation,

> long live Android and mobile internet) but maybe I can make some screenshots

> of how to set up the Qtractor Mixer panel.

>

> Best,

>

> Jeremy

>

>

I did it exactly as you described. I got a mix of original sound and vocoded

sound.

You should recheck what you did and make sure that you get a clean vocoded

sound.
--

Louigi Verona

http://www.louigiverona.ru/
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On Thu, Jul 15, 2010 at 4:04 PM, Jeremy =

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ail.com> wrote:
Louigi Verona wrote:
So I see. But I am still interested in how he did what he reported since I =

still cannot get

his scheme to work.
------------------------------------------------------------------------
Sorry for the late replies,
The Vocoder track needs to be a 2 channel track, one input will be assigned=

 to the carrier input of the vocoder LADSPA plugin and the other to the for=

mant input. Input 1 of the Vocoder track/bus is the carrier, input 2 the fo=

rmant.
It also doesn't matter if the sources for the carrier and formant are i=

nternal or external, in my case I connected Yoshimi to the Formant Synth in=

 port, but you could also connect the output of a specific track. The same =

goes for the carrier, in my case it's the built-in mic (system capture)=

, but it could also be the output of a specific track.
I think what is important is that you create separate buses for all your tr=

acks and use these buses for both input and output on all your tracks excep=

t on the mix tracks. All tracks have to be monitored, not their inputs or o=

utputs but the tracks themselves, so the middle part of the Qtractor Mixer =

panel.
Hope that helps a bit. I have access to only my netbook (I'm on vacatio=

n, long live Android and mobile internet) but maybe I can make some screens=

hots of how to set up the Qtractor Mixer panel.
Best,
Jeremy

I did it exactly as you described. I=

 got a mix of original sound and vocoded sound.You should recheck what =

you did and make sure that you get a clean vocoded sound.

-- Louigi Veronahttp://=

www.louigiverona.ru/
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