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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » February 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Aaaaaaaaah!
Z
Posted: 5th February 2004 23:27
Those are the kinds of samples I'm looking for.
I'm out to buy an extensive choir sample CD set, and so far I think Spectrasonics' Symphony Of Voices sounds like a clear winner.
But before I give another nod to Mr. Persing and co, are there any other sets out there I should consider too? I mean, anything better or just as good?

And Eric, how 'bout a Kontakt/Kompakt version of SOV? That'll be niiiiiice!
Steven West
Posted: 6th February 2004 09:13
By the title of the thread, I thought you might've farted? Laughing

Is this in regards to Devon's 'Vocaloid vs. VOTA' thread? Confused
havran
Posted: 6th February 2004 09:20
[never mind Smile]
bucket
Posted: 6th February 2004 10:16
I brought this page up to reply to the thread and then forgot what I was going to say.
Z
Posted: 6th February 2004 15:05
J Dub wrote:
By the title of the thread, I thought you might've farted? Laughing

Is this in regards to Devon's 'Vocaloid vs. VOTA' thread? Confused


Well there you have it for trying to be funny. I guess it's obvious to all, but it's related to choir aahs.
And no it's not in any way related to the Vocaloid thread (which I haven't read either)

Tralala, øl er så godt at det er gøy å tisse.
Steven West
Posted: 6th February 2004 20:03
You should, Devon's quick demo of 'Voices Of The Apocalypse' Sample CD thingy he's using is pretty impressive. Nice Gregorian 'Ahhhhhs' that sound really good.

And I don't think they were eating beans either? Laughing
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