Vocoding robots handle the vocals in Roger Pellegrini’s synth-heavy cover of Johnny Marks’ A Holly Jolly Christmas.
via robotmakers:
Silly holiday confection inspired by “Multiple Sidosis” by Sid Laverents, a pioneering auteur of homemade films in the pre- pre- Youtube days. Sid died this year at the age of 100.
http://www.nytimes.com/2009/05/17/arts/17laverents.html?sq=laverents
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You can check out more robot holiday music (as well as non-robot holiday music) at http://www.robotholiday.com.
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You can check out more robot holiday music (as well as non-robot holiday music) at http://www.robotholiday.com.
Check out Two Zero One Zero Party time.
Nicely done. Vocoder can do such standard effects, maybe you could try something more complicated next time and achieve more Daft Punk effects?