vocoder
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- noun
- /voʊˈkoʊdər/
- Specialized
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vocoder
- An eight-channel noise vocoder was used in the vocoding processing in this study.
- noise vocoder
But one thing he did have that blew my mind was an original Sennheiser vocoder.
- But one thing he did have that blew my mind was an original Sennheiser vocoder.
Examples
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The vocoder transformed the singer's voice into a robotic sound during the performance.
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In contrast, because of the constant amplitude of the sinusoidal carrier signal, a sinusoid vocoder may be selected in future studies.
Academic text (2013) -
- The vocoder works in real time.
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Dogs will get vocoder collars so they can speak in three years.
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And what you heard was the components that the vocoder thought it could find in the synthesizer sound.
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Scrambler, right, vocoder...
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Time domain uses autocorrelation technique while frequency domain uses phase-vocoder technique based on the concept of analysis, transformation, and/or synthesis applied to the original sound.
Academic text (2007) -
However, she croons on the choruses and bridge without much of the Auto-Tune she's been criticized for in the past (though there is a hint of a vocoder for effect in the bridge).
Blog text (21) -
VOCODER (O.S.)
Fiction book (1997) -
Using a vocoder, the artist added effects to the lyrics, creating an engaging audio experience.
How Processed
Surface Forms
Morphology
Etymology
Vocoder comes from joining voice and coder, short for 'voice coder'. So a vocoder 'codes' or changes the voice into electronic signals, which is why it can make robotic sounds or help phones send speech more easily.