Snoop's voice is enhanced by Auto-Tune, which is often mistaken for a vocoder, though he, and the tube in his mouth in the video, are paying homage to Roger and the Talkbox. (Triple Word Score!) ...

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[Julian] has been trying to build a vocoder from that era from ETI magazine. Along the way, he’s making videos documenting what he’s found and how’s he resolving issues. The circuit ...

Originally developed for telecommunications and military applications in the 1930s, the vocoder, a portmanteau of voice encoder, as a musical tool has become indelibly associated with artists such as ...

[poprhythm]’s Touch Tone MIDI Phone is a fantastic conversion of an old touch tone phone into a MIDI instrument complete with intact microphone, but this project isn’t just about showing off ...

That's thanks to the vocoder, a device invented by Bell Labs, the research division of AT&T. Though the vocoder has found its way into music, the machine was never intended for that function.

The vocoder—code name Special Customer, the Green Hornet, Project X-61753, X-Ray, and SIGSALY—started distorting human speech in earnest during World War II, in response to the excellence of ...

Next up in our guide to making music with the internet's most capable freeware, we decode the mysteries of the vocoder When you purchase through links on our site, we may earn an affiliate commission.

It draws its power from Casey Benjamin's weirdo vocoder falsetto, a la Peter Frampton. (Or perhaps in spite of the vocoder? To each his or her own, I suppose.) Anyway, I was so struck by this that ...

A scientific tool for those lacking a voice, a means of encrypting voices during World War II, and a way to drop the funk, the vocoder has had many exhale its praises, from General Dwight D.

Doubtful. But a decade after the robotic twinges of Cher’s husky vocals in “Believe” lit up discos across the country, the vocoder has become the latest and greatest fad in the art of record ...

Today he’s back with a very different offering. “Vocoder,” the first new Floating Points single since Promises, finds Shepherd returning to the realm of heady, frenetic club music.