Computer singing tutorial posted at Brewt's under How-to/Sing.
Shows how to make this example: Amazing Grace
If it helps.
-bjc
How to make it sing.
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- KVRist
- 196 posts since 9 Jul, 2004
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it's true, lots of churches need more people for the choir 
if you're interested, i and farbrausch both have free vst plug-ins capable of configuring for "synging"
flinger is another viable, tho non-vst free option.
if you're interested, i and farbrausch both have free vst plug-ins capable of configuring for "synging"
flinger is another viable, tho non-vst free option.
you come and go, you come and go. amitabha neither a follower nor a leader be tagore "where roads are made i lose my way" where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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- KVRist
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- 196 posts since 9 Jul, 2004
True: It needs de-essing, it needs to be re-pronounced (the "ing" syllable is missing the "g", for example), the EQ needs to be re-tweaked a lot, and my taste in reverb is questionable.
And applying De-essing sometimes drastically changes the mix a lot, to the point of unintelligibility - there are some consonants in Virtual Singer that are just not "right". So this was a quick-and-dirty job, for sure. The guys at Myriad have built in a way to supplant them with samples, but I haven't gotten around to fiddling with it.
And maybe I just didn't look hard enough, but I didn't see how to fully control the words in synger (or any of the other vocal-like vsts). At least nothing easy. And I certainly didn't have the patience for flinger or mbrola, lazy-ass bum that I am.
And apologies to all (at this point) for the bandwidth overload - my site will be back on in a week. Knew I shoulda waitied. And thanks, I'll get the links fixed.
-bjc
And applying De-essing sometimes drastically changes the mix a lot, to the point of unintelligibility - there are some consonants in Virtual Singer that are just not "right". So this was a quick-and-dirty job, for sure. The guys at Myriad have built in a way to supplant them with samples, but I haven't gotten around to fiddling with it.
And maybe I just didn't look hard enough, but I didn't see how to fully control the words in synger (or any of the other vocal-like vsts). At least nothing easy. And I certainly didn't have the patience for flinger or mbrola, lazy-ass bum that I am.
And apologies to all (at this point) for the bandwidth overload - my site will be back on in a week. Knew I shoulda waitied. And thanks, I'll get the links fixed.
-bjc
Boo-Frickety-Hoo.
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it b'aint easy.. phonemes are selected w/ notes in the upper keyboard range .: all concatenative timing has to be instituted by the user.
imo doesn't get long to get used to, if you're 'thinking phonemes' (and have a host with 960ppqn) i do most of my sequences by playing a short (eg. 1/2m loop) and manually adjusting each note for fluidity.
haven't used farbrausch, but i understand you trigger words instead.. more intelligible like harmony assistant too.
imo doesn't get long to get used to, if you're 'thinking phonemes' (and have a host with 960ppqn) i do most of my sequences by playing a short (eg. 1/2m loop) and manually adjusting each note for fluidity.
haven't used farbrausch, but i understand you trigger words instead.. more intelligible like harmony assistant too.
you come and go, you come and go. amitabha neither a follower nor a leader be tagore "where roads are made i lose my way" where there is certainty, consideration is absent.
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- KVRist
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- 196 posts since 9 Jul, 2004
The nasty ol' bandwidth limitations have been reset for those that got locked out last week. Sorry 'bout that.
I've tweaked the mixes a bit, too.
Computerized Singing Tutorial under how-to/sing
I've tweaked the mixes a bit, too.
Computerized Singing Tutorial under how-to/sing
Boo-Frickety-Hoo.
-Dr. Evil
-Dr. Evil