The Arturia Vocoder V is a virtual synthesizer plug-in that models a 1979 16-band Bode/Moog analog vocoder, the classic voice-transforming effect heard on countless albums by artists like Giorgio Moroder, Daft Punk, and Wendy Carlos, or on John Carpenter's eerie soundtracks—to name just a few.

Modernized with creative and advanced new features for today's music maker, the Vocoder V is retrofitted with a built-in polyphonic analog synth, a sample player with 700+ samples, pitch tracking, advanced modulation capabilities, and a suite of FX that let you venture beyond the classic robot voice.

Arturia's proprietary TAE technology accurately emulates the characteristics of analog oscillators, filters, and soft clipping, ensuring that the Vocoder V sounds and behaves exactly like the original 16-band Vocoder. The software is compatible with Mac and Windows. It runs as standalone software or operates within AU, VST, and AAX formats.

Recreation of 16-Band Vocoder    Built-In Analog Synth & Sample Player    Over 250 Factory Presets    Standalone, VST, AU, AAX, Mac/Windows

• Instantly find the sound that’s in your head with intelligent and streamlined preset browsing—over 250 factory presets.
• Integrated in-app tutorials guide you through every aspect of the instrument.
• Resizable GUI.
• Arturia Software Center lets you download, organize, and update all your Arturia software titles in one place as well as manage all of your licenses across multiple devices.

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Any updates on when the item will be in stock?

A: We do not have a firm date from this manufacturer, but we will notify you as soon as we do if you choose to sign up for an e-mail stock notification right on the product's webpage.

Q: 2. Can it control 2 midi synths at a time, each with distinct, but synced patterns? If so, what to know when setting this up? THanks!

A: Yes. You can control up to three devices with the Beatstep. Here is a forum post from Arturia on how to do it. https://forum.arturia.com/index.php?topic=89269.0

Q: 3. hi what are the dimensions of this key lab thanks?

A: The Arturia KeyLab MKII 49 measures 31.2 x 11.7 x 2.1" (793 x 297 x 53 mm).

Q: 4. Does it require external speakers?

A: Yes

Q: 5. How does the Rev 2 differ from the first version?

A: the rev 2 has more ins and outs,improved midi i/o and latest 24 bit A/D D/A converters. Also has an option for analog soft - clipping. Additionally info: . And, to get you started creating right away, the AudioFuse Rev2 ships with the AudioFuse Creative Suite, which features a host of premium software effects and instruments. It has Word Clock I/O, and MIDI IO, so you can externally control your favorite Arturia virtual instruments or internally control your outboard MIDI gear. Finally, it has a three-port USB hub for data connection and bus power.

Q: 6. Is this alexa compatible?

A: Unfortunately not. It will only with Google Home.

Q: 7. Is bhphotovido.com an authorized arteria dealer for the minifuse 4?

A: Yes, B&H is an authorized dealer for Arturia Products, including the Arturia MiniFuse 4 Portable 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface.

Q: 8. Can I use 2 different pairs of speakers, either interchangeably (A/B comparison) as well as all 4 speakers at the same time?

A: The Arturia MiniFuse 4 Portable 4x4 USB Type-C Audio/MIDI Interface does have four analog outputs, which could conceivably be routed to four different speakers, but it does not have any switching controls. For A/B comparison between multiple speakers, you would really want to use a monitor controller.

Q: 9. Can this be included in a Google speaker group on Google Home? For example can I include this in the same speaker group as a Google Homehub Max?

A: Yes, this soundbar can be added to your Google Home speaker group.

Q: 10. If you have a mic pre processor that provides gain, like DBX 286s, is there a way to bypass the interface’s gain?

A: By utilizing the mic preamp on the DBX 286s, you can adjust the gain for your mic at this stage. Then come out line level to the 1/4-inch TRS input of the Aturia Audiofuse. The gain on the unit cannot be bypassed, but with a strong line level signal coming in, there would not be much gain adjustment needed.