Just a(nother) pointless throw away tune, because I don't seem to be able to find the will to put the effort towards something worth while. Maybe its a phase, maybe I'm just done.
Just a(nother) pointless throw away tune, because I don't seem to be able to find the will to put the effort towards something worth while. Maybe its a phase, maybe I'm just done.
I'm trying to find a kind way to say that your 'throwaway' songs are still so incredibly impressive and I suspect you're either being A. too hard on yourself, B. falsely modest, or C. being kind of a baby about it.
No, can't think of a kind way to say it. Suck it up. This sounds great (just like all your others). ~Kat
A friend of Regs, Lothario had never been faithful to one woman and love almost always equaled pain ...
Lothario
Lothario was encircle by his ideas of love
He could not chose or aquire enough
Anquished
Wretched…
It’s one of those tracks that feels better the later it gets — somewhere between winding down and staying up too long, when things are quiet but your head isn’t.
bonus track form my album Low Voltage Hours
It’s one of those tracks that feels better the later it gets — somewhere between winding down and staying up too long, when things are quiet but your head isn’t.
bonus track form my album Low Voltage Hours
It has that winter feeling — still air, dim light, the kind of silence you only get far away from everything. Like sitting by a fireplace in a small cabin, somewhere near a frozen lake, with nowhere else to be.
bonus track from the album Low…
It has that winter feeling — still air, dim light, the kind of silence you only get far away from everything. Like sitting by a fireplace in a small cabin, somewhere near a frozen lake, with nowhere else to be.
bonus track from the album Low…
yeah, I liked your write up of kind of being lost in a cozy place in the middle of nowhere... the white noise in this really works.... the music gets better and better... it goes from kind of crazy to something very normal like one might hear in an elevator... and that usually means it is serene... and well done... this is good for me.
Just a(nother) pointless throw away tune, because I don't seem to be able to find the will to put the effort towards something worth while. Maybe its a phase, maybe I'm just done.
worth while? who gets to determine that? I dig this... atari made tons of money with sounds on their games which sounded drab...I suppose it is in one's perspective... but I kept listening to this and I turned atari off years ago and right away... my head is bobbing... bbobbinb...bbbbbbobin for apples... I could sing on this...lol...
I click on song tittles and this one caught my fancy... the Proods seem to be many things musically... and i like that... but also enough the same I can tell it is them... bravo...
my sister, god rest her soul, was so in love with the 60's music and I heard and liked alot of it because of her... your music would have fit right in there... at least some of them... and why not? it was a great time in music...
yeah... i love the male/female voices... nice mix. the whole vibe is dripping in the idea of just melting into the chair...lovely
A short test of my newly purchased choir voice for Synth V
I'm pretty happy with it. Note the third chord from the end is a stack major / minor 7th. (don't count the resolution of the suspension)
Never heard of synth v. So I asked about it
### **What is Synthesizer V?**
**Synthesizer V** (often called **Synth V**) is a high-end music production software developed by Dreamtonics that uses deep learning and AI to generate remarkably realistic singing voices.
Unlike older vocal synthesizers (like the original Vocaloid) that often sounded "robotic" due to splicing together recorded samples, Synth V uses a **neural-network-based engine** to predict how a human singer would transition between notes and phonemes.
### **Key Features**
* **AI Pitch Generation:** The software can automatically generate natural-sounding vibrato, breathiness, and pitch slides. As seen in the Choir Test you are viewing, it is capable of handling complex harmonies and classical vocal textures.
* **Cross-Lingual Synthesis:** Many of its "voicebanks" can sing in English, Japanese, and Chinese, regardless of the singer's native language, while maintaining their unique vocal character.
* **Vocal Styles:** Users can adjust "tension," "breathiness," and "gender" parameters to change the emotional tone of the performance from a whisper to a belt.
### **Why Artists Use It**
1. **Drafting Vocals:** Composers use it to hear how a melody sounds with "human" lyrics before hiring a session singer.
2. **Virtual Performance:** Some creators use it as the final lead vocal for electronic or pop music, especially in the "Vocaloid" and virtual idol communities.
3. **Choir Layering:** As demonstrated on the alonetone page, it is excellent for creating realistic choral backing tracks without needing a live ensemble.
> **Note:** The "third chord from the end" mentioned in the description is a **stacked major/minor 7th**, which is a sophisticated harmonic choice that tests the software's ability to maintain clarity in dissonant or complex intervals.
>
Recent Comments
cooler rhythmischer Anfang, super Chöre!
was für eine zarte zweite Gitarre in der Strophe im Background :-)
Hi Kat, Its definitely option C. (I feel like I've had telling off in front of the whole class! Sorry miss it won't happen again)
Uh oh.
I'm trying to find a kind way to say that your 'throwaway' songs are still so incredibly impressive and I suspect you're either being A. too hard on yourself, B. falsely modest, or C. being kind of a baby about it. No, can't think of a kind way to say it. Suck it up. This sounds great (just like all your others). ~Kat
2nd StephenMoore, I really love the backing vox (synth?) on this. Everything sounds so clean. And the vocab....ahhhh...
Amazing….absolutely perfect. Wow. I’m jealous of this one. 😃
This is dope
I love it!
mesmo
low voltage hours... interesting name.
yah, yah... yah
yeah, I liked your write up of kind of being lost in a cozy place in the middle of nowhere... the white noise in this really works.... the music gets better and better... it goes from kind of crazy to something very normal like one might hear in an elevator... and that usually means it is serene... and well done... this is good for me.
worth while? who gets to determine that? I dig this... atari made tons of money with sounds on their games which sounded drab...I suppose it is in one's perspective... but I kept listening to this and I turned atari off years ago and right away... my head is bobbing... bbobbinb...bbbbbbobin for apples... I could sing on this...lol...
amazing... wow
extra points for the bell rings...
I click on song tittles and this one caught my fancy... the Proods seem to be many things musically... and i like that... but also enough the same I can tell it is them... bravo... my sister, god rest her soul, was so in love with the 60's music and I heard and liked alot of it because of her... your music would have fit right in there... at least some of them... and why not? it was a great time in music... yeah... i love the male/female voices... nice mix. the whole vibe is dripping in the idea of just melting into the chair...lovely
was für ein Solo :-)
wie geil der Einstieg vom Bass in die zweite Strophe!
Never heard of synth v. So I asked about it ### **What is Synthesizer V?** **Synthesizer V** (often called **Synth V**) is a high-end music production software developed by Dreamtonics that uses deep learning and AI to generate remarkably realistic singing voices. Unlike older vocal synthesizers (like the original Vocaloid) that often sounded "robotic" due to splicing together recorded samples, Synth V uses a **neural-network-based engine** to predict how a human singer would transition between notes and phonemes. ### **Key Features** * **AI Pitch Generation:** The software can automatically generate natural-sounding vibrato, breathiness, and pitch slides. As seen in the Choir Test you are viewing, it is capable of handling complex harmonies and classical vocal textures. * **Cross-Lingual Synthesis:** Many of its "voicebanks" can sing in English, Japanese, and Chinese, regardless of the singer's native language, while maintaining their unique vocal character. * **Vocal Styles:** Users can adjust "tension," "breathiness," and "gender" parameters to change the emotional tone of the performance from a whisper to a belt. ### **Why Artists Use It** 1. **Drafting Vocals:** Composers use it to hear how a melody sounds with "human" lyrics before hiring a session singer. 2. **Virtual Performance:** Some creators use it as the final lead vocal for electronic or pop music, especially in the "Vocaloid" and virtual idol communities. 3. **Choir Layering:** As demonstrated on the alonetone page, it is excellent for creating realistic choral backing tracks without needing a live ensemble. > **Note:** The "third chord from the end" mentioned in the description is a **stacked major/minor 7th**, which is a sophisticated harmonic choice that tests the software's ability to maintain clarity in dissonant or complex intervals. >