I've bought Solaria AI (based on english singer Emma Rowley) for Synthesizer V two weeks ago. I must say it"s really good comparing to Vocaloid and Emvoice.

 

What I notice in the vocal engine libraries is a saturation of female soprano voices, probably (I guess) because the higher range of the voice is much easier to emulate. Some time ago, finally Vocaloid released an interesting English male voice that goes lower while remaining intelligible in pronunciation

 

It's best to sing yourself and if you don't have a good voice, use this tool: Waves - OVox (Vocal ReSynthesis)

OVox Vocal ReSynthesis - Awesome New Voice Synth Plugin from Waves

OVOX from Waves | New Vocal ReSynthesis Plugin | Hear it in Action

 

I am having so much joy with Synth V .. bought Kevin and Solaria few months ago, they're one the best!
I can make any mock ups of my songs without even need to ask someone to sing for me .. the workflow is just easy, in the DAW you just record the midi file and drag to the SYNTH V and start to type the lyric .. throw some random seed and edit some pitches, aand you're done.

 

Imagine when AIs not only sing for us, but also produce the music, and even dj it: we could talk about so many other things on this forum, even learn a new language or two, and never ever have to worry about non-working cracked software anymore! It would be life changing.

 

Yes, and with our new Digital ID & CBDC we won't even have to cash our royalty checks, and they can automatically deduct our monthly carbon tax without us having to do anything.

 

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After all, we already share our lives with the machines. The machines have taken a lot of work off our hands and made our lives easier. The first jukebox in the pub already replaced the record player.

Who still wants to learn languages, the youth uses a smart phone with integrated language translator. If they don't know something - it's Siri - What is ...? The AI does not sing by itself, it is fed by humans with algorithms probably with the top hits of the last 40 years.

 

Why, you think the bots won't be able to grab the latest Abelssoft from the sistersite, rip Tidal and Spotify, analyze the most played songs, and feed it to their singing AIs?

 

It's possible, but is it desirable and what does the legislator say about it?

You have to tax a robot then, Bill Gates of Microsoft, has long been calling for a robot tax to be introduced. The robots make many people unemployed. Still I can download my music myself and I decide what I want to hear, for disabled people it would be great, of course, if you say, Hey dear robot, put me a list of the most beautiful orchestras in the world together and play after dinner at 7 pm, but finish the concert at 10 pm, because then I want to sleep.

What is the cost of this service ? Who pays for the robot and the programming ?

 

hey i wanted to ask you

is Kevin worth it at this stage?

i was thinking to kinda wait for the next male voice....but do you think his english pronunication and everything is alright?

with Solaria i heard many examples and i was convinced

also did u find any decent tutorial so far thanks!

 

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ive been thinking about getting this for a while now because the gui is really appealing to me along with the price range ,and the voices ive heard are really good.
any extra editing that i need done i can do in fl studio or melodyne.

how is it for faster words and lower octaves though?

 

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totally very easy,

every voice has it's own ambitus, and the rendering depends on your machine. Believe it or not .. it is really good, especially when you want to make a mock up for your materials.

KEVIN is good for rock, pop and all around with kinda Ed Sheeranish voice .. no tutorial needed actually, just drop any midi or you can use this website (below) to convert basically anything related with voca or synth V. Type the lyric and do some pitch tuning and you are done .. amazing, and the filesize is just so small

I even able to forced the voice into javanese language like this

https://www.veed.io/view/9b8acdeb-09cf-477a-890c-16abf1713033?sharingWidget=true

use this web service to convert anything to synth v file project
https://sdercolin.github.io/utaformatix3/

 

That was the first virtual vocoder I used, really impressive and powerful, I still have it, it won't install anymore, not even Win7 (Xp last OS?), but now there are much more powerful resources (XILS 5000, Melda, and many other).

 

do you know if the pitch curves and other things are transferred from vocaloid to synth v pro? or just the midi?

 

my russian borrowed version works perfectly in fl studio 20 on windows 10.

iirc they still have most if not all of the ancient NI stuff still seeding

 

As i mentioned in a vocal synth topic a while back, Emvoice still impresses me, especially this song: