Vocoders work by combining two signals simultaneously: the carrier signal, often a synthesizer, and the modulator signal, typically a human voice but sometimes other instruments like drums. The modulator is analyzed and divided into multiple frequency bands, with a higher number of bands providing clearer and more detailed vocoded sounds. This process allows the vocoder to blend the tonal characteristics of the carrier with the dynamic qualities of the modulator, creating distinctive vocal effects.

ReVoicer stands out from traditional vocoders by featuring a stereo spectrum filter-bank design combined with an internal oscillator. This oscillator can function as a standalone instrument or as an internal carrier for vocoding, eliminating the need for external carrier devices. Users can choose to use external stereo carrier inputs or blend them with the internal oscillator, which offers basic waveforms such as pulse, saw, triangle, sub, and noise. This flexibility enables fast and creative vocoder sound design directly within the software environment.

Equipped with a limiter and spectrum frequency controls, ReVoicer offers extensive options for customizing vocoder textures, making it suitable for a wide range of vocal and instrumental sounds. It includes over 70 combination vocoder effect patches, providing a rich palette of sonic possibilities. Whether you want to add subtle character or create bold, futuristic effects, ReVoicer delivers a modern and powerful toolset for exploring vocoder sounds.