Here you will find info on the greatest invention since
the vocoder, the Talkbox! As made famous by such
artists as Roger Troutman and Peter Frampton!
Ever wonder what frequencies are in a standard talkbox tone?
Here's a frequency analysis of Roger's infamous "C is C" patch.
SOME OF MY TALKBOX WORK:
Most of this stuff was done either as
sound demos for Tony Talkbox's Forum,
or for special events.
"Serious" talkbox jams are still cooking
in my oven.
LINKS
If you're curious about the
talkbox, these should help you:

The TALKBOX FAQ (general info)
Cheezy's Custom Talkbox Tutorial

If you're serious about the
talkbox, then check this out:

TonyTalkbox Forum
My Sound Demo from the TX7
This was the way my talkbox sounded as of
December 31 2006.
I'm using the Yamaha TX7 here, with my heavily
modified version of Roger's C is C patch. I am
demonstrating how you can use velocity sensing to
change from a mellow tone to a bright tone.
HAPPY NEW YEAR.
I did this on New Year's Eve, 2006. I got the idea
while driving home from the store at about 10:00,
and had it finished, mixed, and posted before
Midnight, Eastern Time (GMT -5)!!
The Saw+Square Patch.
This is my funky jam demonstrating a sound
for the Yamaha DX100 that Paul "Mister
Groove" Eagle and I came up with.
Birthday Song!
My funked out rendition of the tired old "Happy
Birthday", 'personalized' versions of which I
sent to my Mom and my friend Kathy, whose
birthdays happen to be on the same day.
The Sound of a 5/8 talkbox tube.
This one was done in a hurry, in the
midst of me trying to move to a new
house, but I just HAD to give everybody
a taste of the sound flavor I discovered
by using a larger than usual tube. The
lyrics tell you what's what.
The Sound of the Casio CZ-5000.
A really quickly thrown together demo of
my newest talkbox tone, using my trusty
ol' Casio CZ-5000.....I never knew that
thing could make sounds that were
actually good! This talkbox tone proved
me wrong. May 4, 2007.
Do you have a question about the talkbox?
This FAQ is for you!