Okita DIY Vocoder test by Hesed

Published on Oct 10, 2015 Analog Tecnè Model

"specs:
Program (MIC) input, Carrier (INST.) input both with signal,peak detector and attenuator.
Remote (effect/normal)
Switches: effect/normal, mic/instrument
Balance pot (mic/vocoder), HPF pot (deesser), Master volume pot
10 band (voice character control)
Output with attenuator (L/M/H/)"

Okita Analog Vocoder

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"This is a slightly slimmed down Okita Vocoder. I built it from an old school kit. Much time went into this! I had to etch the boards and drill every hole. I built it per schematic and there were a few errors in the original design that have been removed or corrected. After having fun with it for a couple months I've decided to get rid of it and build one that is completely me design and does exactly what I want it to do.

If you're interested in this I will be selling it for a fair amount. mshaner84@gmail.com for details."

14 Band Vocoder

more pics, info and samples here.

via Christian on the SDIY list:

"It's inspired by the OKITA, ELEKTOR and ETI vocoders."