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'''Vocoding''' is a audio technique | '''Vocoding''' is a audio technique where one audio track is enveloped onto another. Initially invented in the late 20's to help reduce bandwidth of voice information, it never caught on due to the dramatic changes it did to voice output <ref>https://www.roland.com/uk/blog/what-is-a-vocoder/</ref> In practice, vocoders are most commonly seen today in music to create "robotic" or "autotune" effects, however in [[Tennis]] they have a wide variety of uses for sound manipulation. | ||
=History= | =History= | ||
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=Notable Vocoders= | =Notable Vocoders= | ||
Many different vocoders have been used in tennis. This section will primarily cover plugins, as most DAWs contain their own and escape the range of this topic. | |||
==Image Line Vocodex== | ==Image Line Vocodex== | ||
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As of 2024, version 4 can be purchased for $169 USD. | As of 2024, version 4 can be purchased for $169 USD. | ||
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