Divide all instruments in 5 mixers then each 5 mixers are connected to one of five vocoders with the eq option, then you use it as a band pass cutting all the others vc1. low, vc2. mid low vc3. mids vc4. high mid, vc5. high

then you connect the kick and bassline to the low or mid low range mixer, the hi hat to the high or high mid range, the some for all instruments and devices, connecting to the appropriated mixer with vocoder cutting all the none needed frequencies to make the sound a lot more cleaner with a frequency spectrum.

Now the vocoder is true stereo? vocoder have good quality? it doesn't damage the sound ? anyway that yellow bars don't say any frequencies but we try to imagine it and figure it out lol, someone know the proper frequency attributed to the sign 32 yellow bars that we can change ?

i wanna improve this idea, someone with knowledge can give some suggestions and advices ?

Unfortunately, I think you'll find that the vocoder has a major effect on the sound. Try routing a sound through it and listen while switching between "on" and "bypass" with the EQ set flat. It's a nice effect I think, but it certainly not clean.

So use the MClass EQ instead - it's much better. You could have a bank of these - one per instrument group, or even one per instrument.

I think i have a better solution i have to figure out the combinator patch -> all effect patch -> general purpose -> multi band compressor, i have to study how that patch work and that's it i hope...