Hello

I am wondering if any of you could teach me how to make this 'vocal synth' sound as shown on the video below. I'm wanting to learn so I can use them in my future music

Thanks

 

how I would do it... grab any speech sample or vocal packs, slice them and cut them at different words, pitch them around, and then play them. also, there are many sample packs with similar sounds already made but i think this is the easiest way to make them from scratch. you always have to start with some kind of vocal base. i guess instead of a sample you could also use some synths with have good control over wavetables or formant filters etc.
im just a noob though, let's see what experts have to say

 

it is a vocal with some reverb probably convolution reverb and it sounds pitched up somewhat
autotune maybe? also this could be found in some kontakt library vocal beds.. or maybe nexus preset in vocal category

 

Don't know, but i would try izotope vocal synth or something similar. Maybe synaptic morph blending a pitched up vocal and some kind of eastern instrument and a lot of reverb. Just throwing ideas here.

 

https://sndup.net/hkkb4/
crude example using your own voice in the video, 2 minutes just cutting up some vowels and pitching them up. the rest is effects, choosing the right words/syllables, pitching up well, etc. you can hear that the original has a sort of "hey" in it. it's either a sample or as the others suggested a synth/rompler/etc.

 

Pitch up and reverb.

 

there's also this:

 

Hang on...whose voice?

 

Hang on...whose voice?

 

the one in the video you posted.

 

Love what he did with the vocals...

Minimal Audio Current has some similar vocal synth presets.

 

Last edited: Jun 16, 2024

any vocal sample, and a sampler. pitch it up / down, adjust the formant, use fx