Korg • VC-10 Vocoder

Isn't it cute? It's a little polyphonic 20-band vocoder offered by Korg. Feed it your voice (or any other interesting sound source) and synthesize it! That is, control the sound of the synth with your voice. You can even put other sounds through its filters which will then be processed by the vocoder. This basically means you can use it as a talk-box with a guitar, for example or you can use it to add a twist to your drum loops. Other than that this machine is pretty limited, there's a nifty little analog VCU input meter. It has been used by Keith Emerson, Apollo 440, Klaus Schulze, Tomita, Labradford, Rick Wakeman, Roger Waters, Joe Zawinul, Tangerine Dream, Goldfrapp, Air, and Yes.
Anonymous is still sticking to his confused position but the fact is, the Korg VC-10 has 20 vocoding channels inside it. Or120 vocoding bands, whichever you choose to use as a descriptor; they are all fixed response unlike expensive Moogs etc.
Please accept the facts and stop posting nonsense!
Here is an EXPERT confirming IT'S an 8-band vocoder, NOT a 20-band vocoder!! IT'S NOT A SENNHEISER, MOOG, BODE, EMS, NOR A SYNTON!!!! I also have literature from Korg stating it's only an 8-band vocoder!!! So NO you IDIOTS, I'm NOT confusing it with the microCRAP!!!
Any of today's synths is no match for this massive monophone fun.