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Here is a 24 band routable vocoder. I´m not shure if this constructor is selling them, but it´s interesting anyway. http://www.xs4all.nl/~marcmarc/ele/voc24/index.html

Hehe, it´s not patchable, it´s french! :lol: Digital...it depends on what advantages it is with a digital.

Yes, the X-32 catched my interest because of the many bands. Therefore I mentioned it earalier. I have a contact who´s selling one. But, is that patchable? how?

I´m not price susceptible. Both vintage and newer ones are interesting. Club of the Knobs vocoder system is probably the one I´ll go for because I already have some of their modules.

Ok, so..what qualities should I look for when choosing a good vocoder? Most of them are hard to find, so I don´t have the opportunity to compare them live.

Well, I suppose that there´s no disadvantage of having many bands ;)..and the more advanced and expensive vocoders tends to have that.

Yes I know it consists of those two units but I´ve been thinking of vocoding as something like sampling, where the number of bands was like bits - the more bands, the more "cleaner" sound. And there is vocoders like the Analog Labs X-32 with 32 bands. How does that many bands affect on the sound...

Hi, I wonder about vocoders and the different number of bands they can have. Would you say that a good vocoder should have as many bands as possible? does many bands mean "cleaner" sound?

COTK and Modusonics It would be interesting to compare COTK and Modusonics. Anyone who have had the opportunity to do that?

Yes, Analog Lab ;)

Anyone who know if Analg Lab is existing somewhere out there? their homepage has closed.

Ok. I mean if his DIY project was for him self or did he sell DIY kits? and are they still available? Yes, that studio on the pic is amazing :)

Hi, have anyone of you heard from Ruediger Lorenz? http://www.synrise.de/guests/lorenz/index.html I red somewhere that he wasn´t in life more, but I´m not shure. I tried to mail him on both the adressess on the website but mail returned. I really like the design of the Loran Modular...