Now able to use in Studio One as a routing?

Software Instruments Vocoder V
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#1

Have not done it yet, but may later try There is discussion on the Presonus Forum presonus forum link about it.
As it states on page 2 of the topic there it works apparently with the vst3 now.
I did some crazy workaround with a ton of unnecessary routing after the VST told me in its help item that Presonus COULD NOT (latest version of the Vocoder, too!).
I would think that adding directions to do this would be a good feature request.

#2

I went in and did this today. It is possible to route it in studio one 6 Artist, using the vst3.

#3

Video I made about 23MB showing this and how to (hosted on PreSonus as a download to watch video)
https://forums.presonus.com/download/file.php?id=21189

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#4

Hey @nModular
Thanks for posting, i know Vocoders in general seem quite confusing to quite a lot of people, so i’ll mark this ‘solved’ as it may be of use to other Vocoder V users with Studio One.

#5

Yeah they seem to have changed some things in version 6.5 .
When in the region of the side chain button in the top portion of the plugin. It seems to be fairly explanitory, but maybe it is not so easy to get the sound to come through. After a few things like, playing the transport, and making sure the audio was routing to the plugin it seemed to finally activate the voice eq feedback graph. Took a minute. This was on a different install of S1 on a different computer where I was testing the new version 6.5. Got it working after a bit. No problem.

#6

Hey the presonus forum has ceased to exist, could someone let me know how you solved this please?

#7

It’s pretty hard to do. Also, the method changed.

There are a few points to be careful of, when selecting that side chain, and then when trying to get it to work you must first enable the input of audio to it. What version of Studio One are you using?

#8

Hi @camilo96. Welcome to the community.

I have Studio One 6.
It’s easy in Studio One to use an external audio source for Vocoders now.

I think you need to use the VST3 format plugin to access the sidechain, unless something has changed. Check it.

  1. Launch Vocoder V.

  2. Be sure to enable VOICE INPUT instead of Sample Player in Vocoders V’s Advanced settings. It’s in the Voice section.

  3. Select a sound source for the sidechain. Click the arrow right to the Sidechain button in the top of the plugin window.
    You can select any tracks output. If you select a audio track that is set to use a Mic, then the Mic signal can be used. Recorded audio off coarse need the track playing to send out audio.

That should be it.
Experiment.

#9

Hello, thank you very much for your response. I’m currently using studio one 5, and I could not find a way around it.
What’s funny is that I have no problem using Vocoder stand alone, but couldn’t get it to work inside Studio One. Maybe I’ll have to upgrade to Studio One 6, wasn’t really planning for it.

#10

You are welcome @camilo96.

Yes Studio One 5 do not have the Sidechain feature as far as i recall. You can’t route audio to instrument plugins in Studio One - only to effects. But i suggest you try to find out first, as i can be wrong.
Studio One 7 is the latest now. I don’t know if things have changed there. But i assume it still have the sidechain feature.