talkbox

The talkbox has quite an interesting effect on the audience, it draws them in.

"I use the talkbox very sparingly now," he said.

The basic premise of the talkbox is simple.

There was a talkbox beside it, complete with a little sign instructing visitors to press and speak.

Mr. Frampton, 53, has made his peace with the talkbox.

He was drawn in particular by Frampton's use of the Talkbox.

A talk box or talkbox is an effects unit that allows musicians to modify the sound of a musical instrument.

It also includes a guitar with talkbox.

Mr. Frampton isn't the only one in the talkbox business these days.

Koolade being the producer of the band and their frontman playing talkbox.

Out of respect for his beloved friend, Roger Troutman, he retired the talkbox.

Merton nodded, dismissed him, locked the door, and flipped a key on his interoffice talkbox.

Whereas the talkbox is more analog, it relies more on the note you play and the way you move your mouth."

The talkbox fell out of favor around the same time Mr. Frampton did, and for a while little was heard from either.

"I have a pretty mature outlook on the talkbox now," Mr. Frampton said.

Christopher Mayhew - talkbox vocals on "The Other Side"

The band Stillwater used a talkbox on their song "Mind Bender" in 1977.

Joe Perry - guitar, backing vocals, talkbox on "Sweet Emotion"

Nowadays Mr. Frampton still plays the talkbox, although he likes to think more judiciously.

Amplification Man Meets Machine A talkbox can be used with any amplified instrument.

Users' voice is carefully curated and delivered by TalkBox voice bubbles of maximum 1 minute in length.

Frampton is known for his work as a guitar player and particularly with a Talkbox and his tenor voice.

Fingazz is also an artist and has performed around the world with his custom talkbox instrument called the "Talkstar".

Talkbox players and fans have recognized Fingazz as one of the most notable players of the instrument.

For me especially, if I do another song that's 14 minutes long that has a two-minute break for a talkbox, I'll be drawn and quartered."