EXS 24 Logic Sampler Users Group

From: "gary pozner" <gary@...>
> Anyone know of a sample cd that has opera vocals on it. Or is 
> there a virtual instrument opera vocalist.  Any suggestions 
> would be appreciated greatly.

http://kaelabs.com/

At least it'll demonstrate where the vocals are to go and the pitch  
required;-)

until you get the "real" thing.

Here's an example of how I have been using Vocal Writer for "temp"  
voices for a video project.

http://www.lucytune.com/mp3/HGC2minsRuffMix.mp3


Warning for the classical chauvanists, this is "digitally generated  
"pop-type" music

<snipped some OT bits about Victorian graveyards by admin>

Enjoy!

Charles Lucy - lucy@...
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>> From: "gary pozner" <gary@...>
>> Anyone know of a sample cd that has opera vocals on it. Or is
>> there a virtual instrument opera vocalist.  Any suggestions
>> would be appreciated greatly.
>
> On 19.10.2005, at 03:58, Charles Lucy wrote:
> http://kaelabs.com/
> At least it'll demonstrate where the vocals are to go and the pitch
> required;-)
> until you get the "real" thing.

Hm. "Vocal Writer" seems to sound similar to "Virtual Singer" for  
Harmony Assistent. Can someone compare the two?

Vocal Writer goes for $40, Harmony Assistant plus Virtual Singer  
costs $70 but you get much more:
http://www.myriad-online.com/en/docs/harmonydesc.htm
http://www.myriad-online.com/en/products/virtualsinger.htm

I used the older Harmony Assistent plus singer and think I will get  
the new one.

Of course, an AU plugin would be best for Logic if we need just a  
synthetical voice for layouts. There is one:
http://www.virsyn.de/en/E_Products/E_CANTOR/e_cantor.html
But for 350 Euro it is a, it is an, huh, well, decide yourself...

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Peter Ostry