Synthesiser V choral arranging demo

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This is a demonstration of how I use Synthesiser V from Dreamtonics to arrange for my choir. There are lots of subtleties that I haven't looked at here, but it's just an overview of the sort of thing that is possible.

[@Blues-House]

A very interesting discourse and demonstration. I am a newbie to Synthesizer V but it's got a lot of potential right out of the box. Thanks for sharing. Thumbs up.

[@japjnl]

Great to know that exporting midixml from Dorico into logic and then exporting midi from Logic preserves the lyrics into SynthV. I was wondering about a good workflow without duplicating too much. Thanks for this great demonstration

[@japjnl]

Dorico midi export indeed does not yet support lyrics, I understood from the Dorico forum that the midi export is using the playback engine and that does not have any lyric information

[@SeleDreams]

Just a correction, Dreamtonics is a Japanese company, not a Chinese company

[@EmujiAtara]

Hey just for a little help, for words like birthday you can put the word on one note, and use a + on the next note. Along with a - to continue the note. 😊

[@LondonCityVoices]

Ah, thanks, I'm aware of that, but that's not the way I work. I've already input all the lyrics because I'm publishing the arrangements, so I pull them in within the MIDI file.

[@TheWorldOfHarmony]

What are the best voices to create a 4 part classical sounding choir?