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Old Sep 5 2006, 2:22 AM

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Looks like someone's too dense to spot a joke.
Oh my god, I am so laughing my ass off.
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Old Sep 5 2006, 2:43 AM
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Oh my god, I am so laughing my ass off.

Hehe.

Assuming you're thinking the tables are turned, which you appear to be, I am the one to be laughing. If you had, and it looks to be that you did, take me seriously, then you are certainly in no possition to laugh.
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Old Sep 5 2006, 3:19 AM

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Hehe.

Assuming you're thinking the tables are turned, which you appear to be, I am the one to be laughing. If you had, and it looks to be that you did, take me seriously, then you are certainly in no possition to laugh.
Okay JohnGalt, why the "smartass" assumption? You missed my point, and you have obviously misjudged this program by saying it's terrible. Voice synths like these are perfect for electronica, techno, background support, and textures.
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Oh my god, I am so laughing my ass off.

Oh dear. That's a sign that your belly-button fell off. Put a shake-proof washer on before you screw it in again.
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Old Sep 14 2006, 8:35 AM

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I don't know if you guys have checked out the work of the boffins at Yamaha, but they've produced something similar called Vocaloid. There are three variations at the moment, Leon, Lola and Mirrim at the moment, and for what it is it's quite incredible. As far as I understand it it's based on real session vocalists who have painstakenly recorded all pheonyms and passing pheonym sounds so when you type in the program it matches the pheonyms like text to speech synths but with the added realism of thousands of pitch varied samples.

It's not perfect but it's very exciting to see in it's early stages and what it could hold for the future.
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Old Nov 7 2006, 9:46 PM

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you want to hear a real vocal/choral program to use ? check this out. EastWest/Quantum Leap Symphonic Choirs :: World/Vocals :: Virtual Instruments :: Sounds Online Europe You may also want to check out some of their orchetral programs. Top notch, beats Garritan by a little bit too
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I have the Symphonic Choirs; absolutely fantastic library
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Old Nov 17 2006, 8:59 AM

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Yeah, it sounds amazing from the samples I've heard, I'll be picking it up within the next year or so, when I get the money >_>.
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