This is something that I saw on the Gizmodo blog, its called a Vocalizer 1000, something that takes and transcribes your voice with one of their instruments. This thing looks interesting to bend cause all the samples are probably in Chip Rom form or just hook it up to Reason and have some fun that way. Anyways one of these things is up on ebay right now
Vocalizer 1000. After googling for a little bit I found this site contains songs recorded with this thing
http://www.lucytune.com/midi_and_keyboard/vocalizer.html
Absolutely bizarre, I guess for $75 ( current eBay price ) anyone can be a Money Mark.
This is something that I saw on the Gizmodo blog, its called a Vocalizer 1000, something that takes and transcribes your voice with one of their instruments. This thing looks interesting to bend cause all the samples are probably in Chip Rom form or just hook it up to Reason and have some fun that way. Anyways one of these things is up on ebay right now Vocalizer 1000. After googling for a little bit I found this site contains songs recorded with this thing http://www.lucytune.com/midi_and_keyboard/vocalizer.html
Absolutely bizarre, I guess for $75 ( current eBay price ) anyone can be a Money Mark.
1 Comments:
At 9/30/2005 05:59:36 PM, Phillip said…
Hey, I have one of those! It's quite strange and fun to play. Mine has a defect that makes it turn off by itself with no warning. This wouldn't be much of a problem if I was just using it as a midi controller, but when it turns on again whatever sound you are using is reset to piano. I always just ended up using lots of piano sounds... You can here my Vocalizer here. (I swear it's in there somewhere...)
Other instruments used in that performance include a Casio CZ3000, Casio DH100 "sax", Casio DG10 "guitar", Oberheim OB8, some sort of Yamaha midi box (connected to the DH100), a child-size drumset, a box of assorted toys (electronic & otherwise) + contact mic, and a '25 tape measure. (a Stanley, I think.)
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