from Oannes blog…
…from our second 2CD album: UNREEL
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[reblog] MK-O – Lightspeed Sound [UNREEL, 2008] — Oannes
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Oh, dear me!! I wanted to hear my favorite vocalist sing “Headbanging Funk” (I love soft romantic ballads), but I got a message saying Soundcloud couldn’t find the track… 😢 This is the saddest thing that’s happened to me since they ran outta ambrosia at the Mt. Olympus Gallery Café… 🍨🚫😭
I’m so sorry about this!!!!!! But you need not worry as there are strict orders from Zeus, ambrosia for you forever, even if he himself needs to cut down his own supplies! 🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨🍨
Two days ago I picked up the “new” Behringer clone of the Roland VC330 vocoder (the B is called a VC340) – been loads of fun to play with! Just curious on what vocoder was used in this…
Ohhhhh, it definitely sounds like fun!!!!!!!! We recorded this in a professional studio and I’m not sure which one it was… hmm 🤔🤔
It has been a ton of fun. I made a quick recording, using it to generate texture, not voices (well, I said a few words).
…we’ll ask our sound engineer if he remembers [we recorded this 11 years ago!]. 😉
It could have been an old VC330 – they made tons of them in the 80s. Everyone used them, even, going cliche Greek electronic ;), Vangelis for the string synth/choir mix, though I don’t know if he used the vocoder sound.
There was a time when companies would build sounds for Vangelis! He surely used the VC330 – see what I found: https://www.synthtopia.com/content/2008/12/19/vangelis-secret-weapon-the-roland-vp-330-vocoder-plus/ 😉
Yep – the Behringer does a pretty good job getting that sound, though a 3-octave keyboard.
I wish I had a tenth of your talent and vision.
…kidding right?!!!!!! 😉 So what should I say about your talent and writing?!!!! 🙂 …but thank you so much for a mighty generous comment, my friend! 🙂