From ndkent Sent Thu, Jan 8th 2004, 02:52
> >perhapseven some slight pitch modulation of the voice with a > >high-rate LFO, if you have facilities for such a > >thing... > > I don't think it is possible to pitch modulate the voice in real-time with > any known *external* devices... You can get pitch change effect with a modulatable delay (which of course can be an analogue delay). Though you can debate it it's truely realtime as you are working with a delay. And while a frequency shift isn't the same thing as pitch modulation you can modulate the shift in realtime... and it happens to sound like shortwave radio artifacts (Doepfer sells a lower end one). As for doing stuff with a voice you aren't very happy with (nothing to do with clock radio) I guess you can do what quite a few synthesists have done who don't have such great voices, get a hold of a vocoder. nick