need ooh's ahh's choirs!

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anyone can direct me to some soundfonts or vst with nice choirs?

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Maybe have a look at Big Tick Angelina.
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nix808 wrote:Maybe have a look at Big Tick Angelina.
Cheers
angelina sounds like garbage. it sounded good 6 years ago. if you want good (synthetic) choirs. your going to have to pay. however if you want some ok synthetic choirs, both synth1, and oatmeal are a viaable option. if your looking at "real" sounding choirs, your screwed. again though. if you want a ptetty crappy alternative, theres the papal soundfonts.
Last edited by chicken muffin on Fri Feb 13, 2009 2:55 am, edited 2 times in total.

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Hi

If you want fully synthesized choirs then have a poke at HelioVox in SynthStudio Pack II

http://www.benedictroffmarsh.com/heliovox_audio.mp3

:)

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chicken muffin wrote:garbase.
non comprende like

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nix808 wrote:
chicken muffin wrote:garbase.
non comprende like

i meant garbage :)

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For monklikes ones I use Magnus Choir.

For really extreme customizable ones, nothing can really beat Vocaloid (at least ahhs and ohhs can sound natural ;)).

Both are not free...
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chicken muffin wrote:
nix808 wrote:
chicken muffin wrote:garbase.
non comprende like

i meant garbage :)
I thought it was quiet pritty but I haven't had it out in years.
Cheesr :)

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chicken muffin wrote:if your looking at "real" sounding choirs, your screwed.
For sound fonts, yes, I'm sure. For sample based, EWQL Symphoic Choirs ROCKS. Small piece I did based off of the demostration videos that EW did on their site to at least prove to me how smooth it was.

http://www.devonbrent.com/Mordor.mp3

It sings "In the realm of Mordor" over and over again. One pass playing the keys, one pass with the mod wheel to get the dynamics added.

Devon
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Check here they got tons.
www.sf2midi.com
www.hammersound.com
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DevonB wrote:
chicken muffin wrote:if your looking at "real" sounding choirs, your screwed.
For sound fonts, yes, I'm sure. For sample based, EWQL Symphoic Choirs ROCKS. Small piece I did based off of the demostration videos that EW did on their site to at least prove to me how smooth it was.

http://www.devonbrent.com/Mordor.mp3

It sings "In the realm of Mordor" over and over again. One pass playing the keys, one pass with the mod wheel to get the dynamics added.

Devon
its not that. its that the poster is very new on the block and there's a good chance he hasn't yet "seen the light" if you know what i mean... so i was only referring to freeware. with payware theirs tons of options. but i don't make commercial software suggestions unless i know somebody has an established reputation :wink:

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The OP is asking for "oohs and aahs" in the subject title, which doesn't exactly suggest he needs a $500 library recorded in a monastery. :P

I'd start with the soundfonts given in the links provided.

Or maybe something like these:

http://www.splurgo.com/Background-Vocals-p-1-c-310.html

Next step up are the rompler-level libraries. Here's one:

http://www.digitalsoundfactory.com/digi ... cts_id/273

Let us know if these don't fit the bill -- or at least, give a better description of what you're looking for.

JD

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I really recommend Vox'd (based on the Wusik engine) by BITR.
Rules for highly tweakable choirs.

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Also check Alchemy and Omnisphere .

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