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Rui Nuno Capela wrote:

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> On Wed, 07 Jul 2010 14:55:02 +0200, Jeremy Jongepier

>> Ok, got it working in Qtractor:

>> - In Qtractor I've created four tracks with corresponding buses:

>> Formant Synth (1 channel), Carrier Voice (1 channel), Vocoder

>> (2 channels) and Vocoder Mix (2 channels)

>> - All tracks output their signal to their corresponding buses,

>> except for Vocoder Mix which outputs to the Master output buses

>> - Then I've loaded the vocoder LADSPA plugin into the Vocoder

>> track. Input 1 of the Vocoder bus is the carrier and input 2 is

>> the formant

>> - After that I've made the following connections in Qtractor's

>> Connections window:

>> http://linux.autostatic.com/images/2010-07/vocoder-connections.png

>>

>

> awe! i was afraid to suggest the OP problem had no current solution with

> qtractor, but now i'm terrified :o)

>

> there's the liven proof that nothing beats user imagination!

>

> ps. Jeremy, you seem to grok qtractor innards in a way that's going to put

> a shame on me sooner or later, if not already. please, don't ever stop :)

>

> cheers

Hello Rui,
Qtractor's routing functionality is just so straightforward so after

reading some manuals and viewing some vlogs (all Windows or Mac related)

I thought, this should be possible with Qtractor too. And it is. In a

similar way it is possible to do sidechain compression too, like Daft

Punk is using in their song One More Time

(http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=lH-0s0pRleg) where the horns get ducked

by the kick.

When it comes to grasping Qtractor's possibilities, it's my main tool

around which I've built my little home studio, and I'm a bit of a

tenacious perfectionist who likes to investigate, research and get

things to work. And if it wasn't for Qtractor I wouldn't be making music

with GNU/Linux right now.
Jeremy
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