Which is wild.

Yeah.

Basically a vocoder, when you think about it in technical terms, it's pretty much like an MP3 because you start from an analog signal, which is your voice, but then you code your voice into bands.

So basically it's sampling at different, at a different level of...

Depending on how many bands you have, it's sampling your voice, and it's saying, "Okay, this band has this much, uh, uh, amplitude," meaning volume or gain, and it recon- and it deconstructs your voice into a very simple, compressed manner.

Totally.

I think that the, the explosion of the technology, the, the explosion of synthesizer technology, um, there's something inherent about, like, n- new instruments to, to experiment with for musicians especially that's like, you know, that's, that's very, uh, attractive.

So naturally, as the technology becomes more available and accepted, somebody's gonna get on...