Can this be done with the M3 + EXB-Radias?

[khol]

Can this be done with the M3 alone, or with an EXB-Radias mounted?

I kind of suck at singing and would be thankful with something like this

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gTSa8p10vHE

[GregC]

I don't think so

But you could sound like Cher with the EXB Radias

[kid_nepro_2002]

That's really cool. I had not seen that feature on the V-Synth before. Harmonizers have sure come a long way in the past few years. This one actually sounds pretty good.

The Vocal Designer is a "harmonizer" which is different then the Vocoder functions on the Radias so unfortunately you can't do the on the M3 with Radias.

Proton
www.kidnepro.com

[stumppi]

What's the difference between harmonizer and vocoder?

[Voltan]

vocoder is like a multiband filter based on an audio input
it modulates a synth sound applying some characteristics of your voice to it
so it still sounds more like a synth than a real voice

a harmonizer is more of the "auto-tune" nature - it changes the pitch of your voice and/or adds "copies" of it (creating harmonies)

[stumppi]

uhhh, Sounds like It is getting to my wishlist for the future Korg´s!

[jaimonj]

I think some of the PA series keyboards has it. Its the TC Helicon technology

[Jessbhappy]

Greg and or anybody,

Could you tell us how we could sound like Cher with the EXB Radias?

Also:

What to like better the EXB-Radias or the Radias-R Thanks for your input!

Cheers,

Jesse

[Sizul]

Greg and or anybody,

Could you tell us how we could sound like Cher with the EXB Radias?

Also:

What to like better the EXB-Radias or the Radias-R Thanks for your input!

Cheers,

Jesse

Re: your 1st question, they're talking about using the vocoder function, which blends your voice with synth sounds for a cool effect. Unfortunately I haven't gotten to play with vocoders much yet, so I can't give tips on how to tweak the result towards a certain tone, but here's a topic that touches a bit on playing with the vocoder:

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=31942

I've also read that Cher may have used something like Antares AutoTune for some of those effects in "Believe", so a vocoder alone may not get you quite that same sound, if that's what you're trying to recreate.

Re: your 2nd question, here's a topic with a good explanation of the differences between the EXB-Radias & Radias-R:

http://www.korgforums.com/forum/phpBB2/ ... hp?t=33633

Cheers,

Rob