#480388 - 11/12/1908:14 AMRe: New female vocalist plugin
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saxxman
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Thanks Mitch! Great find. The technology sure is amazing. We've come a long way from the old synthesized voices like "Julie" on the Amtrak service! "Hi, Welcome to Amtrak - I'm Julie and I can help you purchase tickets or look at upcoming schedules. What would you like to do"?
Thanks for the share!
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#480407 - 11/12/1911:16 AMRe: New female vocalist plugin
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cgiles
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$199.00. Can you imagine the stir if they stuck this technology into an Arranger (or synth/ws). Of course, they'd probably add $5-600.00 to the price. With some minor modifications, this could be a new direction in arranger technology. The closest I know of is my Roland VP770. Just a thought.
chas
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Hi Mitch , Looks interesting. Wondering if something like that could be used for audio pads in the sx or for audio style parts in intro/endings where user doesn’t play chord
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Chas...you’re probably right about the price hike. Would make arranger harmonizers more interesting. Especially if it worked real time.
Rikki...I don’t know why it wouldn’t work. Create a vocal in your DAW and export the file as a .wav file and assign it to a multi pad. Good idea! Mitch
#480554 - 11/13/1903:46 PMRe: New female vocalist plugin
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Bill Lewis
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Does she show up on time and help with the load in and out ?
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Originally Posted By cgiles
Originally Posted By Bill Lewis
Does she show up on time and help with the load in and out ?
No, but neither do the real ones .
chas
I worked with a gal for about 3 years.. she carried her own gear. . unload and load.. The problem was.... when a cute girl came into the room... we "both" checked her out
#480573 - 11/13/1905:51 PMRe: New female vocalist plugin
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tony mads usa
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Originally Posted By cgiles
Originally Posted By Bill Lewis
Does she show up on time and help with the load in and out ?
No, but neither do the real ones .
chas
Worked with a female vocalist for over two years ... Used strictly backing tracks ... It was her gear ... Unless we rode together, she always beat me to the gig and had the gear at least half set up ... We worked really well together but unfortunately panic attacks about the gear not working took its toll and she retired ...
#480575 - 11/13/1905:55 PMRe: New female vocalist plugin
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Stephenm52
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Originally Posted By tony mads usa
Originally Posted By cgiles
Originally Posted By Bill Lewis
Does she show up on time and help with the load in and out ?
No, but neither do the real ones .
chas
Worked with a female vocalist for over two years ... Used strictly backing tracks ... It was her gear ... Unless we rode together, she always beat me to the gig and had the gear at least half set up ... We worked really well together but unfortunately panic attacks about the gear not working took its toll and she retired ...
You and Marge worked well together too! I never realized she did most of the setup, “nice work if you can get it.”
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