The title in short resumes the idea that burns my old head , assuming i might not be the only to have thought about such an eventuality (i hope !)
this is the idea :
Considering that the the present technologies are capable of analysing a polyphonic signal and give a rendering that allows you to manipulate literally each voices individually inside a sample as if they where MIDI datas
the Direct Note Access (DNA) technology from celemony beeing the masterly example of this...
Considering that, then ...do you think it should be possible, after analysing a single singing or speeching voice, in most of the common languages, to create for instance a phonetic or a VOTOX translation that grounds the wordbuider of symphonic choirs ? :
http://media.soundsonline.com/tutorials ... Part-1.mov
http://media.soundsonline.com/tutorials ... Part-2.mov
http://media.soundsonline.com/tutorials ... Part-3.mov
Of course, if it's concievable, it won't likely give a realistic result in itself...
(as the DNA technology needs generally some manual adjusments by the costumer to be usuable !)
...but something effective enough to increase workflow, knowing that the wordbuider, as it is, can give very realistic and spectacular result but is terribly time-consuming !
Also hypothetically , on a pure intellectual and technical point of view,
...it can be a very exiting reflexion IMO, to try to figure out, in deep , what need to be considered if such a technology can be reasonably created in the future ?
Your skilled visions and critique on this particular topic are more than welcome !
