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KVR Forum [Instruments] » Archive » Instruments » December 2004 Index | KVRFA1
AuthorTopic: Any cool choir-VSTis?
zerobae
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:28
I'd like to have a decent and dedicated plug-in that can simulate male/female/mixed choirs. I've heard of the Symphonic Orchestra Silver Edition, but I don't really need all the rest and would prefer a smaller plugin.

Is something like that out there?

Thanks,
Zerobae
xRAVENx
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:30
you could try Voices of the Apocalypse (www.soundsonline.com or www.bestservice.de)
Armadillo
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:32
EASTWEST/QUANTUM LEAP SYMPHONIC CHOIRS is in the works. Sort of Voice of the Apocalypse 2. Should be Cool
bluedad
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:33
there is a vox set being prepared for the wusikstation vst.
looks pretty cool..check their forum for info.
bluedad
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:35
here it is
Reverend Rhythm
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:36
Not any vsti that I know of. But there is Big Tick Angelina (http://www.kvraudio.com/get/231.html). I think Sample Tank 2 free might have a choir sound. Also Sonic Synth 2 free if you can find it. Maybe someone will have better ideas than me.
bugs
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:50
Not a VST, but Spectrasonics' Symphony of Voices sampel library is to die for. Check out the demos.

http://www.spectrasonics.net/symphonyvoices.html

The early buzz on EWQL Symphonic Choirs sounds promising as well. As mentioned above, this is sort of a VOTA II.

Caveat: high quality choral sounds are expensive, there is no way around it.
jens
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:52
Krakli VBox2
Reverend Rhythm
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:53
I will admit to having lusted after SOV, but I haven't come up with a serious enough need to make spending the money acceptable.
Stupid American Pig
Posted: 13th December 2004 09:53
MTRON
Mr Arkadin
Posted: 13th December 2004 10:14
S_A_P wrote:
Quote:
MTRON


plus Tape Bank Vol.3 which has some nice new Choir Recordings, although it is a very identifiable sound and may not be quite what uo're looking for (also the 8 second limitation might be a distraction).

Mr A
aMUSEd
Posted: 13th December 2004 10:32
http://www.concretefx.com/Vocal.htm
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