Enjoy powerful vocal processing in a lightweight, intuitive plug-in with Orange Vocoder Nano from Zynaptiq, which provides users with four cutting-edge algorithms derived from the larger Orange Vocoder IV. Sporting a streamlined selection of designed functions from its big brother, Orange Vocoder Nano is perfect for those seeking a versatile yet straightforward vocoding solution.

Orange Vocoder Nano includes the Advanced LPC-35 Medium, Online ICA Butter, Speech Model Detailed, and the zero-latency Analog Model Live Tight algorithms, for everything from fat and beefy to crystal clear and butter smooth. Controllable via MIDI or the on-screen keyboard, Orange Vocoder Nano features a monophonic sawtooth synthesizer as a carrier with a 24 dB low-pass filter, legato glide, and vibrato functions through the modwheel. A formant shifter provides a ±12 semitone range for shifting voices into the extremes. The onboard three-way mixer lets you quickly balance vocal input, vocoder output, and the synthesizer, and a subtle chorus effect is available for adding some final sweetness to your sound. This plug-in is available in AU, VST2.4, VST3, and AAX formats for macOS and Windows computers.

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4 Algorithms from Orange Vocoder IV    Formant Shifter with ±12 Semitones    Mono Synthesizer with 24 dB LPF    3-Way Mixer for Input, Vocoder and Synth    Subtle Chorus Effect for Sweetening    Great Sound and Fast Operation    AU, AAX, VST2.4, and VST3 Formats    For macOS and Windows

The Orange Vocoder Nano plug-in is a great selection when only the essential functions of a powerful vocoder are needed, but an upgrade path is also provided when it becomes time for more control. You can upgrade at any time for a reduced price, letting you expand your vocoding functionality only when you need it.

By upgrading to Orange Vocoder IV from Orange Vocoder Nano, you'll get:

• 20 more vocoding algorithms
• The TRACES module
• An expander, equalizer, variable drive, and input flip
• Unvoiced and high-frequency passthrough
• An option to use an external carrier
• Expanded synth functions including polyphony with two oscillators, FM, hard sync, flexible unison operation, ring modulation, polyphonic distortion, and a plethora of modulation options
• A pitch quantizer with 5 modes
• An audio freezer with sub presets
• A smooth, random hall-type reverb effect
• More control over the chorus effect
• Stronger workflow features including a setup wizard for preconfiguration, an AI-powered synth patch generator, and a huge number of presets for the synth, vocoder, freezer, and the entire plug-in

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Can I fit a Sony A7II, Sony Zeiss 55/1.8, Loxia 21/2.8, spare batteries, charger, filters, and SD card holder in this? Or do I need to go with the 1400?

A: You'll probably have to run the 1400. For 2 lenses, it's small.

Q: 2. Difference between Manfrotto 386BC-1, and Manfrotto 386B-1?

A: The Manfrotto 386BC-1 comes with a 1/4-20" to 3/8-16" thread adapter while the 386B-1 does not. Otherwise, the clamp is the same.

Q: 3. Will I need to get a desiccant to put in the case? I would be using it with a DR-100mkii audio recorder, and I don't know if humidity changes only affect cameras/optical devices. I live in an area with cold winters and humid summers.

A: I bought mine to keep a pair of Image Stabilized Binoculars in. If you put any kind of electronics in it, I would recommend using a desiccant. I have a much larger case that I keep a Digital Camera, lenses, and an Image Stabilized Spotting scope in and use the same color changing desiccant that I do with the binoculars. When it turns light pink, it is time to change it and dry it out for re-use.

Q: 4. Will this tripod work with a Sony SLT-A77V?

A: It Works with my A7II and a long lens. The tripod is so light that I won't let go of the camera when it is mounted. Certainly not when extended.

Q: 5. I've read that photographers will use these poppers in conjunction with Nikon's $230 optical slave for better results, what say you?

A: The RadioPopper Nano Receiver is a radio wireless sync and does not work with an optical slave.

Q: 6. CAN I put a Star Adventurer, Canon dslr and lenses on This case?

A: Yes it you can, but the fitment would depend on the exact Canon DSLR and lenses.

Q: 7. Will a Vortex Razor 20-60x85 spotting scope fit in this case?

A: Yes this scope would fit in this case.

Q: 8. Can I still sync Nikon SB900/800 remote flashes thru the camera when using the Nano to fire them?

A: A RadioPopper Nano Transmitter B&H # RANANOT would need to be on the camera's hot shoe to fire any Nikon flash attached to a Nano Receiver off camera. You would not be able to use an on camera flash in conjunction with the Nano Transmitter.

Q: 9. How much foam margin is there along the interior sides with the Pick-and-Pluck foam? I want to be able to put a Mackie 802VLZ4 mixer in here, at 10.7 x 8.9 x 1.8. It should fit, according to the dimensions given here, but the Pelican custom foam builder says it won't.

A: The foam has a snug fit but I very compressible. I've found that you can squish the 1/2 cube down to 1/8 . That's if you don't care to take your cargo in and out often. I give my gear two or three cubes for easy in and out. The overall gap between the foam and the side is about 1/16 or so. Hope that helps.

Q: 10. Does this case fit under an airplane seat? I am looking for a hard case for a D700, 24-70 and 70-200mm that could ideally fit under the seat of an airplane?

A: It is too wide to fit under an airplane seat. It's height is adequate, but not width.