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.
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this was born of working on a different more heavy rock/metal project...
and I had this drum track I played from my Tama kit that I got into and built on that...
Shecter Omen bass DI to Zoom L-20 where this was recorded and mixed. Mastered…
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…
those mesmo vocals keys in the back are not something I have heard you use much before... awesome...
of course I always love your strumming... no exception here...
and the longing for love shows up in those voices... the music really enhances the theme... bravo
not all the people agree with the orange man somethings i do but not especially on the war bit ....
The Orange man
Quietly the world sits
while we wait and watch the man dyed in orange
to decide what he wants…
This is the old Willie Nelson song that was famously covered by Patsy Cline which, in many ways, made Willie's career happen.
Learning how to play the keys has been a slow, but steady struggle bus. The biggest challenges so far (other than…
Here comes another summer
and there go the fellas who surf
Grab your girl and tell her, “Baby….
well you and me are gonna
Smurf, Smurf, Smurf!”
It don’t matter if they close the beaches
or if the other gang snags our turf
You don’t even…
more satire. I like the mix of the crazy analog synth (Behringer Poly D) against that aggressive guitar. The bass kind of makes this flow along (Shecter Omen direct to record, no effects). Tama drums. Gamma amp with Boss ME-25 feeding it…
This is the old Willie Nelson song that was famously covered by Patsy Cline which, in many ways, made Willie's career happen.
Learning how to play the keys has been a slow, but steady struggle bus. The biggest challenges so far (other than…
This is the Ave Maria prayer - the Hail Mary in Latin. The guitar is in a full E tuning with the Capo on the 5th fret. I recorded the voice and guitar together. This is the first recording of it so I may do it again to get the best performance.
In 1987, John and Paul conducted a one-off experiment. They recorded these songs in Paul's home studio. John provided vocals and wrote the lyrics. Paul handled the drum programming, synths, guitar, and bass. Influences include gothic, post-underground…
Another great tune from good ol' Brian.
Original guitarist Keith is back to sprinkle a little magic on this song, upping the quality to levels that go beyond great...well past my own usual half-assed efforts. It won't be long before they kick…
raw and hungry sounding.... love the jangle guitar... nice bass lines for sure... and the rat a tat tat drums always work so nice for me.
lead ties in real nice...
vocally remin of a younger Neil Young... or maybe a bit like REM I like it
more satire. I like the mix of the crazy analog synth (Behringer Poly D) against that aggressive guitar. The bass kind of makes this flow along (Shecter Omen direct to record, no effects). Tama drums. Gamma amp with Boss ME-25 feeding it…
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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. >
again....you're kinda a genius. and the 90's marketing campaign that kicked up such a fuss. i thought it was excellent.
dammit. It's always a treat listening to your latest tracks...it's definitely time for me to revisit the archives.
i can almost taste the linguiça! nicely done.
those mesmo vocals keys in the back are not something I have heard you use much before... awesome... of course I always love your strumming... no exception here... and the longing for love shows up in those voices... the music really enhances the theme... bravo
i love that shock... chiming and lovely and attention grabbing...
Soothing all pun indented:)
Great playing!
Smurfalicious!
Nice 💪
Jammin'
Sounds good!
great work...you've captured some of Willy's charm.
Wow...another beauty.
Beautiful - thanks. C
Sorry for your loss a great song though
There was a review in the IJmuider Courant that said I was the George Michael of IJmuiden. Great, isn't it? We talk about 1987.
Sounds great even after almost 40 years!
raw and hungry sounding.... love the jangle guitar... nice bass lines for sure... and the rat a tat tat drums always work so nice for me. lead ties in real nice... vocally remin of a younger Neil Young... or maybe a bit like REM I like it
Satire? You? This is hilarious!😃