The smaller the distance, the more of the original modulator signal can be heard in the output signal. The higher the distance, the slower the response. With the default distance of The distance controls the "responsivness" of the Vocoder to changes in the modulator signal.
The code can be adapted quite easily to work with sample rates, but it's probably just as easy to convert the files to If you want to modify the code, find the file "vocoder.The Audacity Vocoder effect simulates a classical analog multiband vocoder, as described in the "History" section of the Wikipedia Vocoder page.ĭefines the distance between the center frequency of the vocoder band to the cutoff frequency of the respective envelope low pass filter. The problem is that the Vocoder is attempting to process sounds in the 20Hz to 20kHz range, but sample rates below do not go as high as 20kHz because the highest audio frequency possible is a little under half the sample rate which is the Nyquist frequency. Still not able to get it working on files generated via text-to-speech though I've tried several.Īs you can see in the image I posted the rate of the source file is Hz, apparently and I'm not sure why this is but I'm sure someone smarter than I knows a rate of Hz is necessary for the vocoder to work right. But that doesn't seem to matter because I have actually managed to get the vocoder to work with another file, an MP3 ripped from a CD. Ideally, could you also upload a short sample of the original track in the same format as the original file somewhere on the Internet and post a link I use the free service at sendspace. Select original track, Make Stereo Track 4. Source file is a mono track for the sake of completeness - generated by a text-to-speech engine 1. I figure something must be set wrong since the directions I've read aren't exactly rocket surgery. Using Vocoder Audacityįorum rules Audacity 1. Vocoder not cooperating This section is now closed.
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