Vocodex specialized in creating audio effects plugins that promised to revolutionize the sound of modern music. Their flagship product, "Cerebro", was a vocal processing plugin that claimed to manipulate the very fabric of the human voice. With Cerebro, artists could supposedly transform their vocals into eerie, robotic sounds, or make them sound like they were recorded in a massive cathedral.
If you want to match your "vocoded" sound with a "paper" visual effect in software like After Effects , here is how to achieve it:
A simple sine wave makes for a poor carrier because it lacks the frequencies needed to "fill" the vocoder bands. Use saws, squares, or noise-heavy leads.
: Vocodex splits the modulator into up to 100 frequency bands, applying their volume changes to the carrier's bands in real time. Key Features & Effects