Plz Help I'm looking for vocal Synth software or hardware..

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Hi everyone :)

I'm new in this great forum

I'm looking for vocal Synth software or hardware..
I want to sample & use my voice or any other voices..

Thanks :)

Abdullah Al balushi

[Mosquito]

well, then you are not looking for a vocal synth but rather a vocoder I believe.

HERE (http://www.kvraudio.com/get.php?mode=results&st=adv&soft=e&type%5B%5D=58&f=0&fe=0&linux=1&mac=1&osx=1&win=1&free=1&com=1&un=1&sf=0&receptor=&sort=1&rpp=30) is a few to start with :D

[Sofine]

You should look at the Roland V-Synth (www.v-synth.com) especially with the impending release of the VC-2 vocal card. It sounds amazing. Check it out.

Simon.

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Thanks Mosquito :)

Thanks Sofine.... :)

I will check the links...

Is there is any site the offer MP3 samples for the vocoders or the vocal synth's?

Thanks again

waiting for more inputs.

My regards,

Abdullah Al balushi :)

[Moonmusic]

Hi everyone :)

I'm new in this great forum

I'm looking for vocal Synth software or hardware..
I want to sample & use my voice or any other voices..

Thanks :)

Abdullah Al balushi

The Korg MS2000B has an awesome vocoder built in and much cheaper than the v-synth...Cheaper option would be an older version - MS2000 that doesn't have the built in mic but instead an input for a mic...These 2 also have rack versions which would be a little cheaper yet MS2000BR and MS2000R respectively....Check Ebay for the older ones....I haven't heard a software plugin that does as good a job as this but I haven't exactly looked either....

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Thanks Dear Moon Music for your input :)

I did a search now in Google I hope i can get some mp3 demo tracks for the Korg MS2000B..

BTW I don't want somthing sound like the Robot.

Thanks Guys so many thanks

waiting for more replys


Regards,

Abdullah Al balushi

[Mosquito]

you don't want a robot. well then you don't want a vocoder either i suppose.

Hmm.... nothing perfect has been done yet.
The only vocal synths I'm aware of is
Vocaloid (Lola, Leon and Miriam)
http://www.zero-g.co.uk/index.cfm?articleid=805

and Cantor
http://www.virsyn.de/en/E_Products/E_CANTOR/e_cantor.html

and Symphonic choir if you want a choir
EW-165

[Samplecraze]

Orange 2 is about to be released.
Cheap and cheerful and does the rick...

But if it's hardware you want, then budget dictates.

From a simple Boss SE70 to the big boys...VP330, SVC350, EMS 2000, Eventide Eclipse blah and blah again...

But to be able to sample and apply some clever manipulation, then don't diso~~~~ the Roland VP technology, as mentioned before. You can still find a 9000 cheap on ebay..might be worth having a look.

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Hi guys & thanks allot to all of you for helping me..
this is what i'm looking for please listen to the mp3 in this link and help me out to find or to get this software or if it is a hardware..

the link

http://www.freewebtown.com/abdullah1234/VOCAL%20%20SYNTH.MP3

My regards,

Abdullah AL balushi :)

[Rich Pell]

I bought Vocator..Its not easy to use but it does some unusually freaky things...the new V-Synth is cool to , I was playing around with it on the weekend :)

[MozillaUser]

Hi guys & thanks allot to all of you for helping me..
this is what i'm looking for please listen to the mp3 in this link and help me out to find or to get this software or if it is a hardware..

the link

http://www.freewebtown.com/abdullah1234/VOCAL%20%20SYNTH.MP3

My regards,

Abdullah AL balushi :)

Hey Abdullah...you know...what you hear under the choirs is a reversed wave. I didn´t re-reverse it to know for sure where was it taken from, but judging by the style, I'd bet it's some Take 6 song. Err...I hope the producer has the rights to do something like that :-)
Hope it helps.

[sub_circuit]

It sounds like the vocal parts were "multiplied" to sound like a choir, cos there's some flanging going on.

There're some vst plugins that might do that -
Clone Ensemble4 http://www.cloneensemble.com/
Besides making one voice sound like an ensemble, this one has a "gender" changer as well.

Choir Boy http://www.elevayta.com/
This one's new.

Otherwise, you can manually duplicating the vocal parts, change the EQ and timings to make it sound like there's more than one singer.


Hi guys & thanks allot to all of you for helping me..
this is what i'm looking for please listen to the mp3 in this link and help me out to find or to get this software or if it is a hardware..

the link

http://www.freewebtown.com/abdullah1234/VOCAL%20%20SYNTH.MP3

My regards,

Abdullah AL balushi :)

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Hey Abdullah...you know...what you hear under the choirs is a reversed wave. I didn´t re-reverse it to know for sure where was it taken from, but judging by the style, I'd bet it's some Take 6 song. Err...I hope the producer has the rights to do something like that :-)
Hope it helps.


what you hear under the choirs is not a reversed wav it is the guy who performed this music it is his voice he sampled his voice though i dont know what I think it is a hardeware or maybe a software!

So many thanks for you guy's

what you hear under the choirs is not a reversed wav it is the guy who performed this music it is his voice he sampled his voice though i dont know what but I think it is a hardware or maybe a software and controling it thought a midi with a keyboard.

regards'


Abdullah

[Abdullah Al balushi]

It sounds like the vocal parts were "multiplied" to sound like a choir, cos there's some flanging going on.

There're some vst plugins that might do that -
Clone Ensemble4 http://www.cloneensemble.com/
Besides making one voice sound like an ensemble, this one has a "gender" changer as well.

Choir Boy http://www.elevayta.com/
This one's new.

Otherwise, you can manually duplicating the vocal parts, change the EQ and timings to make it sound like there's more than one singer.

Thanks for the links great plug ins.. Thanks' again

but i'm looking for the vocsl synth

My regards

Abdullah

[Abdullah Al balushi]

Any Help :(

[Chadwick]

Assuming that you are happy to do the basic performance with your own voice, then the next step is a processor which gives you multiple harmonies of different character.

Try this:

http://www.tc-helicon.com/

Demos of different models can be reached from here:

http://www.tc-helicon.com/Default.asp?Id=5411

[Mosquito]

Abdullah: there's has been like 8-10 different suggestions for vocal synths in this thread. Have you actually tried them?

What do you want?
1. A synth that can sing? meaning you enter words and it sings for you?

2. a synth that can do basic aaaahh and oooooh?

3. A plugin where you record your song and it changes your vocal?





1. Symphonic choir is the best. But it's only for choir and it's rather expensive.
Solo song. Vocaloid and cantor can do that, but they sound a bit synthetic.

2. I think Vocal http://www.concretefx.com/Vocal.htm can do that.

3. Here you are either looking at vocoders, but they make you sound robotic, or you can looking at harmonisers which makes you sound like 2, 3 of 4 people singing.

so which one is it? I can't really tell from the mp3 what it is you are looking for .