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List of vocoders 
Summary
Analogue vocoder models edit
EMS Vocoder 5000 (1976)
Korg VC-10 vocoder (1978)
Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus (1979)
- Analog-Lab X-32 [32-band] [M 1]
- Behringer VC340 Analog Vocoder
- Bode Model 7702 [16-band] [M 2]
- Doepfer Modular Vocoder subsystem A-129
- Dynacord SRV66 [M 1]
- Elektronika (Электроника) EM 26 [M 3]
- EMS
- Farad - Bruce Haack Custom Model
- Korg VC-10 [20-band]
- Kraftwerk Custom Model (See photo in main article: Vocoder)
- Krok (Крок) 2401 Vocoder (Вокодер) [24-band][M 9][M 10]
- MAM Vocoder VF11 [M 11]
- Moog:
- PAiA 6710 Vocoder [M 15]
- Roland SVC-350 [11-band ?][M 16][M 17]
- Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus [10-band] [M 18]
- Sennheiser VSM 201 [20-band] [M 1]
- Siemens Synthesizer [4]
- Sky Soundlab (formerly Seekers) Voice Spectra [12-band]
- Synton:
- Syntovox 202
- Syntovox 216 [14-band] [2]
- Syntovox 221
- Syntovox 222
Hardware DSP vocoder models edit
Electro-Harmonix Voice Box
Eventide H3000S(E) Ultra-Harmonizer
Korg microKORG synthesizer/vocoder
Novation UltraNova
Waldorf STVC string synthesizer with a vocoder
TC Helicon VoiceLive Touch
- Access Virus C Series/Virus TI Series [32-band]
- Akai Professional MiniAK (Virtual Analog Synth) [40-band]
- Alesis:
- Akira
- Alesis Ion [40-band]
- Metavox
- Alesis Micron [40-band]
- Behringer:
- Clavia Nord Modular
- DigiTech:
- Talker
- S100/S200
- StudioQuad 4
- Electrix WarpFactory
- Electro-Harmonix:
- Iron Lung
- V256 Vocoder
- Voice Box (Harmony Machine and Vocoder)
- Ensoniq
- DP/4
- FIZMO
- Eventide Harmonizer
- SP2016
- H3000
- H7600
- H8000
- Orvillle
- Korg:
- DVP-1 Digital Voice Processor
- microKorg
- MS2000 [16-band]
- R3 [16-Band]
- Radias
- Wavestation EX
- Wavestation A/D
- Wavestation SR (Note: No voice input capability)
- Triton
- OASYS
- M3
- Kronos
- Kurzweil:
- K2500 / K2600 (requires sampling option and KDFX)
- Novation:
- A-station (Analog Modeling Synthesizer Vocoder)
- K-Station KS4 / KS5 / KS Rack [16-band]
- Nova / Nova II [40-band]
- Supernova / Supernova II [42-band]
- Mininova / Morodernova
- UltraNova
- Quasimidi Sirius
- Roland:
- Boss SE-50 [7-band]
- Boss SE-70 [10-band, 21-band]
- Boss VO-1
- JP-8080 [12-band]
- Juno-Stage [10-band]
- Juno Di
- Juno DS
- JD-Xi
- JD-XA
- MV-8000 / MV-8800 [10-Band Vocoder]
- SP-808 [10-band]
- VP-03 [10 Band]
- VP-550
- VP-70
- VP-770
- VP-9000
- VP-7
- VT-3 [Internal carrier only, classic robot]
- VT-4 [Internal carrier, 4 variations, external carrier via USB only]
- V-Synth
- System 8
- Fantom 6/7/8 [up to 32 bands]
- Soundart Chameleon with the Infiltrator "soundskin"
- Symbolic Sound Kyma/Pacarana
- TC-Helicon VoiceTone Synth (HardTune & Vocoder Pedal)
- Waldorf Q
- STVC (String synthesizer with a vocoder)[M 19]
- Yamaha
- Yamaha PLG100VH
- Yamaha MOTIF XS/XF
- Yamaha Montage
- Yamaha MOX6/MOX8
- Yamaha MOXF
- Yamaha Tyros 5
- Yamaha PSR-S975/S775
- Zoom Studio 1201 / 1204 [11-band, 18-band] (Note: 1202 has no vocoder)
Software vocoder models edit
- Ableton Live Vocoder effect (built-in since version 8.x)
- Apple EVP-1 (component of Logic Studio, originally developed by Emagic as an optional add-on to Logic Audio)
- Arturia Vocoder V
- Eiosis ELS Vocoder (software reproduction of EMS Vocoder 5000) [M 20]
- EVOC-20
- Image-Line Fruity Vocoder, Vocodex
- Native Instruments Vokator
- Reason Studios BV-512 [4 to 512-band]
- Prosoniq OrangeVocoder
- TAL-Vocoder
- Waldorf Lector
- Waves Morphoder
- TubeOhm Vocoder-II [M 21]
- Voice Synth - 3 vocoders with 24 bands, slew rate, stroboscopic gate (iOS and MacOS)
- VirSyn Matrix Vocoder
- Superpowered Vocoder
References edit
- ^ Harald Bode (October 1984). "History of Electronic Sound Modification". Journal of the Audio Engineering Society. 32 (10): 730–739.
- ^ a b "Wendy Carlos Vocoder Q&A". Wendy Carlos.
- ^ Dominic Milano (1980s). "Wendy's Moog Synthesizer in 1979". Wendy Carlos. — list & photograph of Wendy's modular, including Moog spectrum encoder/decoder for vocoder
- ^ "Das Siemens-Studio für elektronische Musik von Alexander Schaaf und Helmut Klein" (in German). Deutsches Museum. Archived from the original on 2013-09-30.
- Models
- ^ a b c d "Real Analogue Vocoder List". Synthesizer Database (sequencer.de).
- ^ a b "Moog 16 channel Vocoder". Vintage Synth Explorer.
- ^ "Electronika EM 26 Vocoder". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
- ^ a b "Electronic Music Studios (EMS) Vocoder 2000 / 3000". Vintage Synth Explorer.
- ^ "EMS Vocoder 3000". EMS Rehberg.
- ^ "EMS Vocoder 5000". EMS Rehberg.
- ^ "EMS Vocoder 5000". Synthnut's Tech pages.
- ^ "EMS Vocoder Demonstration Tape". EMS Vocoder 5000. Electronic Music Studios (London), Ltd. October 14, 1976. Archived from the original on March 17, 2012. Retrieved March 22, 2012.
- ^ "KROK". Museum of Soviet Synthesizer. — The only Russian rackmount Vocoder, Крок Вокодер
- ^ "Krok 2401 Vocoder (Крок 2401 вокодер)". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
- ^ "MAM VF-11 11-Band Vocoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
- ^ "FAT PCP-330 Procoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
- ^ "Freeform Analogue Technologies PCP330 Procoder (FAT)". Sound on Sound (November 1997).
- ^ "Next! VX-11 Vocoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
- ^
"PAiA Vocoder 6710". PAiA Corporation USA.
designed by Craig Anderton
- ^ "Roland SVC-350 Vocoder". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
- ^ "Roland SVC-350 vocoder - Example Sounds". DMX Krew Studio equipment.
- ^ "Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus". Vintage Synth Explorer.
- ^ "Waldorf STVC". Waldorf Music.
- ^ "EIOSIS ELS Vocoder 1.2". Electronic Musician. Penton Media, Inc. October 1, 2007.
- ^
"TubeOhm Vocoder-II". TubeOhm. May 30, 2012.
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