Capture lightning in a bottle and turn it into music with the Plasma Voice from Gamechanger Audio, a 16 HP Eurorack module that generates monophonic analog audio signals by modulating a xenon discharge tube. By injecting sophisticated digital engines such as one-shot and looping waveforms, you can create truly unique sounds.

Integrated into Plasma Voice are numerous center-indented controls for further sculpting signature sounds, including a soft-clipping Drive control, tilt-style Bass and Treble EQ control, a Pitch knob (with fine tune), Time for time-stretching envelopes, and finally Mod, Harm, and Flux controls for direct modulation. Numerous CV inputs with dedicated sliders are built in, as well as a 3.5mm MIDI input for comprehensive MIDI control. Once the electrodes convert your xenon discharges into analog signals, they are then passed through a true state-variable VCF and a VCA for output, resulting in a digitally controlled analog synthesizer quite unlike any other. The Plasma Voice includes a power cable and a 5-pin DIN to 3.5mm TRS plug adapter.

Unique Xenon-Discharge Synthesizer    7 Patch Banks, 7 Sounds per Bank    Pitch, Time, Mod, Harm, Flux, and Drive    Analog State-Variable VCF (LP or HP)    Analog VCA for Output    Bass, Treble, and Filter/Resonance Knobs    Center-Indented Potentiometers    7 CV Inputs, 5 Trigger & 7 Accent Modes    3.5mm MIDI Input    Includes DIN 5-Pin to 3.5mm Plug Adapter

Building upon the technology of Gamechanger Audio's innovative Plasma product series, the Plasma Voice generates sound (unlike other entries in the series) by combining their high-voltage xenon discharge technology with a proprietary ultrasound pulse-width oscillator and a special rectifier circuit. This oscillator is then modulated by predefined samples and envelope shapes (or sounds, for simplicity's sake) that you can select, trigger, waveshape, and modulate with sliders and CV inputs. This puts you in control of the electrical discharges and the resulting sounds.

Plasma Voice features selectable Sounds that are organized into banks, each dedicated to specific musical parts. The sliders allow you to modify each Sound, often transforming it beyond the intended use defined in the bank. The predefined banks include:

• Bass
• Lead
• Pluck
• Drum
• Metal
• Static
• Spark

• Six CV inputs with dedicated sliders for controlling CV signals
• Dedicated Trigger input with rising edge detection which also has Gate, Loop, Oscillate, and On/Off functions, as well as a Trigger button
• Accent trigger input / gate input, which can also operate in Duck, Starve, CVFreeze, Jump, Reverse, and Burst modes
• An assignable MultiCV input, which is assigned to Bank and Sound selection by default
• A MIDI input for full MIDI control, supporting note on/off, velocity, CC, PC, SysEx, and percussion key map
• A Clutch button is also included, acting as a temporary parameter editing buffer, allowing for timed and sharp parameter transitions

Related Questions and Answers

Q: 1. Does this charge through a USB connector? How long does it take to charge? Thanks!

A: The Sony TX660 Digital Voice Recorder BH #SOICDTX660 will charge its internal rechargeable battery via a USB connection to a computer or an AC USB charger/power supply. This recorder should reach a full charge within 4 hours. Per SONY: • You can charge the battery by connecting a USB AC adaptor to a household power outlet. Being able to use the unit while it is charging is useful when recording for a long time. When using a USB AC adaptor, use one that can supply an output current of 500 mA or more. Charging from other devices is not guaranteed. • Do not use a USB adaptor that exceeds the maximum output of 13 W (5 V, 2.6 A)

Q: 2. Is this compatible with a landline that has a detached(unattached) hand set with no jack?

A: No, this is intended to be used with a landline phone with a wired handset.

Q: 3. can I record my live band practice and live karaoke? sound recorded quality?

A: I only use this to record sessions during my technical writing meetings and after all, this is sold as a voice recorder mainly for meetings, lectures, and the like. However, ensure you set the noise level and the mic sensitivity before recording songs or your band. Listen to the playback using headphones instead of the built-in speaker. Also, install the sound organizer on your PC (or download SoundOrganizer_V2001.exe)and research online what you can do with this on your PC. Try a quick recording, be conscience of elements in the room that may cause noise during recording, and play back the results. It may take some time to figure out the best distance to set the recorder from your music source for good results.

Q: 4. can this product translate Mizo language to english and english to mizo?

A: Mizo is not supported by the Pocketalk Plus Portable Voice Translator.

Q: 5. How do you find your previously recorded tracks? How do you ensure that you do not record over your previously recorded content?

A: To find the files recorded to the Sony ICD-PX370 Digital Voice Recorder with USB (BH # SOICDPX370) see the manual: https://www.bhphotovideo.com/lit_files/627213.pdf FOLDER01" under " Recorded Files" by default. • Select " Recorded Files" from the HOME menu. • Select "Folders" - "Built-In Memory" - "FOLDER01," and then press “” . • To listen to recorded audio files stored on a microSD card, select "Folders" - "SD Card." • Select your desired file. Playback starts. Press STOP to stop playback. Press VOL -/+ to adjust the volume. The built-in speaker is provided mainly for checking recorded audio files. If you find the volume not loud enough or have difficulty in understanding what you hear, use headphones (not supplied). • When you select " Recorded Files," the file search categories of the stored files appear on the display window. • You can select one of the search categories from "Latest Recording," "Search by REC Date," "Search by REC Scene," or "Folders." The "HOLD" function will lock the device to prevent any accidental or unwanted operations.

Q: 6. I am a nature photographer and would like to use this recorder to record bird vocals. Will this recorder pick up sound from 25 to 50 yards away or is it strictly for close range use. I realize it would depend on the volume of the sound, so would it be useful for my purpose?

A: This product would not be sensitive enough for this application in my opinion.

Q: 7. Can this device be use for both no wifi and with Wifi ?

A: Yes, the Pocketalk Plus Portable Voice Translator can be used with 3G or 4G LTE nano SIM card or dual-band Wi-Fi 4 (802.11n). A complimentary 2-year mobile data plan is included, which provides coverage in over 130 countries/regions.

Q: 8. can I record my song whether with live band or doing self karaoke. will the sound quality be good?

A: It would work, but unit is designed for conversation, not music. Frequency range isn't wide enough for quality music recording. Also, dynamic range is limited.

Q: 9. Will It Record From 3.5mm Input Jack?

A: If you use a microphone designed for a recorder, yes. A microphone for a smartphone won't work.

Q: 10. How I can erase the recording?

A: While on the file that you are looking to delete click the bottom right trashcan button to delete the file.