Very minor update:
Add: Mute switch for each voices.
Gui: Some knobs renamed for better understanding + some changes
Manual:Add an "How to start a patch" section + some changes.
Remove: wave files exemple
Here is the download link:
http://perso.orange.fr/numerikart/Choralozoide.zip
Cheers!
Choralozoide: Update!
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- KVRist
- 47 posts since 3 Jul, 2006 from France
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- KVRAF
- 8100 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
just thought I'd bump this as I don't think Choralozoide is getting enough coverage in the other threads. 
I guess a synth will always have a certain, immediate 'wow' factor (if it's any good...) whereas an effect needs careful use to be fully appreciated: I think I hit a sweet spot with Choralozoide last night, run a simple clarinet line through it and got an amazing, doubled sound back. So soulful... it's definitely made it's way into my 'special' folder.
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I guess a synth will always have a certain, immediate 'wow' factor (if it's any good...) whereas an effect needs careful use to be fully appreciated: I think I hit a sweet spot with Choralozoide last night, run a simple clarinet line through it and got an amazing, doubled sound back. So soulful... it's definitely made it's way into my 'special' folder.
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- KVRer
- 3 posts since 3 Aug, 2006 from Texas
Great Little Fx. I like it simple. A few choice presets. Very easy to use GUI. Great sound enhancement. You need to try this one. Great for Drums and Instruments. 
All the earth shall worship thee, and shall sing unto thee; they shall sing to thy name. Psalm 66:4
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- KVRist
- Topic Starter
- 47 posts since 3 Jul, 2006 from France
Hi!
I really appreciate your comments!
Choralozoide is really made for real instruments. It sound good with voices, guitars, flutes, etc...But as GaryG said, it can be use with other audio source ( monophonic of course...or polyphonic for strange disease sounds effects).
Settings are very discret and subbtle (?)- sorry for my english ) and you can obtain interestings sounds quickly without spending time to adjust 10000 knobs... Knobs limit range are set to obtain the more musical result and some of parameters are modulated by the audio input automatically. That's why Choralozoide is simple and good sounding.
Thanks again for your "encouragements".
I really appreciate your comments!
Choralozoide is really made for real instruments. It sound good with voices, guitars, flutes, etc...But as GaryG said, it can be use with other audio source ( monophonic of course...or polyphonic for strange disease sounds effects).
Settings are very discret and subbtle (?)- sorry for my english ) and you can obtain interestings sounds quickly without spending time to adjust 10000 knobs... Knobs limit range are set to obtain the more musical result and some of parameters are modulated by the audio input automatically. That's why Choralozoide is simple and good sounding.
Thanks again for your "encouragements".
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- KVRAF
- 8100 posts since 13 Jan, 2003 from Darkest Kent, UK
Not that it makes any difference but it was a sampled clarinet i used (from the excellent sample set on sampletorrent.net).
I guess 'real' instrument sounds just have that extra detail and body that Choralozoide can work so well on.
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I guess 'real' instrument sounds just have that extra detail and body that Choralozoide can work so well on.
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