List of vocoders

Main article: Vocoder

Analogue vocoder models
Korg VC-10 vocoder
Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus

Hardware DSP vocoder models
Electro-Harmonix Voice Box
Eventide H3000S(E) Ultra-Harmonizer
Korg microKORG synthesizer/vocoder
Novation UltraNova
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 2024 DSP Virtualizer Pro
  • 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:
  • Novation:
    • A-station (Analog Modeling Synthesizer Vocoder)
    • K-Station KS4 / KS5 / KS Rack [16-band]
    • Nova [40-band]
    • Mininova
    • UltraNova
  • Quasimidi Sirius
  • Roland:
    • Boss SE-50
    • Boss VO-1
    • Boss VT-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
    • VT-4
    • V-Synth
    • System 8
    • Fantom
  • Soundart Chameleon with the Infiltrator "soundskin"
  • Symbolic Sound Kyma/Pacarana
  • TC-Helicon VoiceTone Synth (HardTune & Vocoder Pedal)
  • Waldorf Q
  • Yamaha
  • Zoom Studio 1201

Software vocoder models

References
  1. Harald Bode (October 1984). "History of Electronic Sound Modification". Journal of the Audio Engineering Society. 32 (10): 730–739.
  2. "Wendy Carlos Vocoder Q&A". Wendy Carlos.
  3. Dominic Milano (1980s). "Wendy's Moog Synthesizer in 1979". Wendy Carlos. — list & photograph of Wendy's modular, including Moog spectrum encoder/decoder for vocoder
  4. "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
  1. "Real Analogue Vocoder List". Synthesizer Database (sequencer.de).
  2. "Moog 16 channel Vocoder". Vintage Synth Explorer.
  3. "Electronika EM 26 Vocoder". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
  4. "Electronic Music Studios (EMS) Vocoder 2000 / 3000". Vintage Synth Explorer.
  5. "EMS Vocoder 3000". EMS Rehberg.
  6. "EMS Vocoder 5000". EMS Rehberg.
  7. "EMS Vocoder 5000". Synthnut's Tech pages.
  8. "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.
  9. "KROK". Museum of Soviet Synthesizer. — The only Russian rackmount Vocoder, Крок Вокодер
  10. "Krok 2401 Vocoder (Крок 2401 вокодер)". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
  11. "MAM VF-11 11-Band Vocoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
  12. "FAT PCP-330 Procoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
  13. "Freeform Analogue Technologies PCP330 Procoder (FAT)". Sound on Sound (November 1997).
  14. "Next! VX-11 Vocoder". Discofreq's Effects Database.
  15. "PAiA Vocoder 6710". PAiA Corporation USA. designed by Craig Anderton
  16. "Roland SVC-350 Vocoder". DiscoFreq's Effects Database.
  17. "Roland SVC-350 vocoder - Example Sounds". DMX Krew Studio equipment.
  18. "Roland VP-330 Vocoder Plus". Vintage Synth Explorer.
  19. "EIOSIS ELS Vocoder 1.2". Electronic Musician. Penton Media, Inc. October 1, 2007.
  20. "TubeOhm Vocoder-II". TubeOhm. May 30, 2012. Cite journal requires |journal= (help)
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