White Winter Hymnal - Synthesizer V SOLARIA Cover Demo (Auto Pitch Tuning, Cross Language Synthesis)
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- Опубликовано: 29 дек 2021
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Listen to a demonstration of SOLARIA's Auto Pitch Tuning & Cross Language Synthesis in "White Winter Hymnal" - an a cappella arrangement cover of the song by Fleet Foxes! The arrangement used is by Pentatonix, and all vocals included (including the percussion) are created using Synthesizer V SOLARIA.
SOLARIA will release commercially on January 19th, 2022. A pre-order store will open on January 1st, at a price of $89.99.
In Synthesizer V Studio Pro, AI voices like SOLARIA have the ability to sing in multiple languages regardless of the language of the original recordings! While SOLARIA is recorded as an English AI singer, she can also sing in Chinese and Japanese! (Thanks to translation help here from Geiky and Creuzer!)
Additionally, this demonstration uses very minimal manual adjustment- relying mostly on Synthesizer V's Auto Pitch Tuning feature to add realistic pitch interpretation to all 4 vocal lines.
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Song by Fleet Foxes
SOLARIA's primary illustration by Superstellar
Japanese Translation: Geiky
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Chinese Translation: Creuzer
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Synthesizer V was created by Dreamtonics. Synthesizer V SOLARIA was created in collaboration with Dreamtonics. 
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This really cemented Solaria as my favorite SynthV vocal. Her voice has this beautiful mix of both power and calmness and while her accent is still apparent when singing in other languages its not as noticeable as say Eleanore's is.
I personally love how they keep accents when switching languages. It just makes them feel more real because real singers WOULD have an accent singing in other languages they're not native to.
I think I want an accent bar to control how thick it is.
If you want to see the different languages, here are some timestamps!
0:00 - English
1:25 - Japanese
2:18 - Chinese
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This demonstration uses very minimal manual adjustment- only about 4 notes in the entire song have been adjusted manually! The pitch adjustment is relying mostly on Synthesizer V's Auto Pitch Tuning feature to add realistic pitch interpretation to all 4 vocal lines.
In Synthesizer V Studio Pro, AI voices like SOLARIA have the ability to sing in multiple languages regardless of the language of the original recordings! While SOLARIA is recorded as an English AI singer, she can also sing in Chinese and Japanese! (Thanks to translation help here from Geiky and Creuzer!)
I have to say. I never thought I'd see any vocal synth beat boxing and doing a nice choir cover. Solaria's sounds like she could spit a good rap. Meanwhile, her deep notes sound nice and raspy in areas. Meanwhile, her mid to high ranges sound sharp and clear. With a nice reverb. Like what you would hear in some church choirs. I like how her low notes are soft tunes , while the high notes sound more soulful and ennergenic. Making Solaria's not just sounds more realistic with less instrumentals. But, her vocal range sounds like she would be able to carry her own weigth in accapella (vocals as instruments without using words singing.)
This may be me during the oo or ew parts . They sounds pleasent to me. Something you could harm along with if viewers wanted to. An it would feel natural. That is something I'm really glad to see Solaria's is able to do.
I really hope she gets used alot in non anime songs. So, she sound appeal to more english music procers . That could use her for some really cleave songs . Hope your team is having an will have a great new years :)
As Japanese speaker, I can say that her Japanese sounds overall fine and it’s understandable. There is very noticeable accent in k/t/p sounds when she sings in Japanese but I think it is OK because many native Japanese singers do sing intentionally with sharp consonants and she’s perfect at that. I was hugely surprised how good her pronouncing was with Japanese r and “shi”! Those sounded completely natural for me.
As someone who has also studied little bit Chinese, I noticed that she sung in southern accent. She pronounced vowel in 风/feng and 梦/meng as “ong” which is typical in south accent. I think she sounded fine in Chinese but as non-native Chinese speaker myself, take my word as grain of salt.
EDIT: 9 months later, I’m adding to this old comment. I bought a copy of her in preorder. She is amazing!
Her Japanese is great as it and she having strong k/t/p sound isn’t necessary a bad thing at all. Her way of singing Japanese can be seen as a “stylistic choice” rather than “an accent”.
Sorry if I gave an impression that it was a bad thing to have an accent in the original comment, that wasn’t my intention. (English isn’t my first language.) I came back to edit one line in this old comment I made because I saw how much traction this comment got and I regret my past, poor, word choices.
Also I found out that yes, you can make her consonants non-aspirated by shortening consonant length from 100% to 20%.
As someone who doesn’t speak Japanese, I didn’t hear or see a P sound in the Japanese portion? Could you point out where you mean?
(Unless it’s a typo. I don’t mean to beat you up for it! I’m just genuinely curious)
@@guestie i think they just meant it in general/hard consonants
@@guestie Hello and sorry for late reply.
By “k/t/p sounds” I meant plosive or stop phonemes.
In English, plosives are aspirated meaning that you release air while pronouncing /k/, /t/ or /p/ phonemes. Try say “king”, “toe” and “peel” in English. Do you feel the air coming out? That’s aspiration.
In Japanese, however, these phonemes are very little aspirated to non-aspirated. Because of this, English pronouncing of /k/, /t/, /p/ phonemes sounds very harsh to Japanese speakers.
I hope this explanation cleared out confusion of my original comment.
@@YukitoYuki If i remember correctly there is phoneme velocity setting and phoneme strength setting so adjusting those will probably make the plosive phonemes sound more natural
When I was a kid, waiting for Christmas was excruciating. This is the first time in decades that I've experienced this feeling again waiting for the commercial release of Solaria! The other AI voicebanks we have sound really human, but this is the first voicebank that sounds like a real human *singer*.
This is soooo gorgeous. 🥺 She sounds so superb with cross language synthesis, too…! I couldn’t be more pleased
me: I love Solaria so much, there’s no way I could be MORE excited for her release-
EclipsedSounds: hehe acapella crosslingual solaria go oooooo
she sounds just how I thought she would with the new cross language compatibility aaaaa! this cover is such a fun way to demonstrate too!
I LOVE how she sounds on everything so far
The cross language update really reminds me of Megurine Luka and how seamless u can go between her jpn & eng banks and it stays consistent
She sounds beautiful in every language and the auto pitch tuning is sounds incredibly solid. I’m happy that she exists and happy for Emma Rowley to be a part of the project!
This was an excellent demo choice, shows off her wide range and gives us a peak at how amazing her extended notes sound. Looking forward to the release next month.
I've heard that SynthV struggles with repeated breath sounds sometimes so hearing that beat boxing is insane. I am endlessly impressed by this bank. Best of luck with release!
god she's perfect 🥺🥺🥺 I think I might like her even more than Saki, who I considered my favorite SynthV voicebank... Btw I'm curious, can any Chinese speaker tell me how good her Chinese is?
Her pronunciation is pretty nice overall, but just like all English voicebanks singing Chinese there are certain words like "rang" and "kua" as heard in the demonstration where there is a very noticeable accent.
I honestly think it's extremely well done when considering that her VA doesn't speak Chinese; there's some English accentation, but it's not that bad when compared to the overall clarity of her enunciation imo
I’m disappointed that this is no longer on the demo page. I am glad it is still on RUclips because it’s an awesomeness and happiness tune rolled into one!
Alright, I'm convinced. Next paycheck I'm buying Synth V Pro and Pre-ordering.
Why is the autopitch tuning so good though. I was hoping for a demo of it and it's better than I could ever have hoped for. I also wasn't expecting a crosslingual demo when the feature just came out, so I'm really glad.
I get more and more blown away by each new SOLARIA demo that comes out. I'm so excited for her release and I think she might be the best AI voicebank so far!
i'll never get over how real she sounds. the tuning here is absolutely amazing too. if you told me that this was a computer program and i didn't know about solaria or synth v at all, i wouldn't believe you
soalria really has the potential for various kind of songs and the new cross language feature is REALLY SOMETHING, i hope that many song writers and producers will give her attention that she deserves (i really want to witness kyaami and mithieM working on synthV for ultra-realistic song using solaria and other)
i actually started crying when she began singing. IT'S SO GOOD???? i'm definitely gonna be buying her!
I can still hear a bit of the english accent when solaria sings in japanese and chinese but it sounds nice nonetheless, this is a good song to not add any manual tuning to imo? Yall made it so cool
new solaria just dropped hype
I normally don't wake up so early so I'm glad I somehow did to see this as soon as possible :)
I KNEW HER JAPANESE WOULD BE AMAZINGGG!!!
could not stop smiling listening to this oh myyyyyyyyy, thanks to everyone behind Solaria project and also Synth V in general!!!!
the accent in her japanese is still noticeable, but i do like that about it. it's charming!
In 9th grade, my high school chorus sang this song for our winter concert. I remember showing a friend, who is also a singing synth fan, in that class that year on a day that we had nothing to do the SoundCloud demos of the AHS Vocaloids XSYed. I thought that it was so cool to have two different vocalists’ voiced combined into one voice as they told me to lower the volume a bit because, admittedly, I was kind of blasting it from my phone 😅. I couldn’t have even imagined a feature like that. Four years later, Dreamtonics, already at the forefront of singing synthesis, introduced the cross-lingual update for AI vocals on Synth V Studio Pro, another feature I never could have conceived of. I only speak English, but from what I can tell, Solaria sounds wonderful in this demo. I’m so excited for her release, and I’m especially touched that this song was used both for her and to demonstrate a mind-blowing new vocal synth feature.
My high school choir also sung this for one of our winter/christmas concerts. Did it achapella and everything it was awesome.
unbelievable! this is so good
SHES AMAZING
YESSS i'm so excited to preorder her!!!
i love her so much 😭
Wow, this is so impressive. 😳
what , this is amazing
oh I’m DEFINITELY preordering now
she sounds so good
SHES SO COOL
obsessed omfg
absolutely incredible! Can't wait to try and make her sing in Danish!
she is so full of emotion and power and phew. I just adore her
CREUZER YES
She shines the best for choir-ish singing styles!
Jesus christ she sounds amazing as always. Her pronounciations and the way she sounds when she hits lower notes. So real, TOO real
Yeah! The lower and higher notes both sound really good. In my experience SynthV generally has a bunch of noise when outside of the midrange but I don't really notice it here.
@@joellundborg7160 true !! Tbh I've never used any voice synthesizer programs ( only utau but that was a very long time ago rip )
But I can definitely agree that when a SynthV goes off their usual range, there would be some sort of distortion in their voice 🤣
Solaria's voice does not sound that way though ( also probably depends on how someone tunes her ) , but overall , I think it's actually very cool and impressive ! I can't wait to hear more of her from other producers 🏃🏻♂️
YOOOOOOOOOOOOO
this sounds pretty good considering how little you adjusted it! I can’t wait for her to come out! I have a question, I know you said there was no lite voicebank planned but that was a while ago, are there any plans for a lite voicebank now that the Kickstarter finished and went over the goal?
They announced on Twitter that she will be receiving a lite bank in the future, but there is currently no announced release date for it.
Thank you for your support of Synthesizer V SOLARIA! On our crowdfund update page we announced that there will in fact be a Lite version released! It will be released some time after her commercial release.
HER JAPANESE AND CHINESE SOUND AMAZING
OK BUT SHES BEAT BOXING HOW
the vocal is stellar :) my only complaint would be the beatboxing sounds a touch creepy
Omg
Will SOLARIA be available on ANiCUTE? And will she have a digital purchase option?
Right now there is no current plan to sell on any other sites, SOLARIA will be available digitally on our website eclipsedsounds.com ! Digital pre-orders begin on January 1st.
@@eclipsedsounds Thank you for the response! I'll be sure to preorder once she's available!
She sound realistic
My choir literally did this song for choir. And yet one Synth V sounded better.
is there a demo version we can use until release?
Demo version will be available after the release.
hank you for your question & support of the project! There will not be a demo version available before release, but crowdfund supporters will receive her early. (we are finishing up the final small details before announcing this date) A free demo version will be available some time after release as well.
if she is an English voicebank, and can sing Japanese and Chinese, imagine Latin languages like Spanish, Portuguese, Italian, French...