Love the many different paces and dynamic variation in your piece and how it really shines a light on the versatility of this incredible library! As close as it gets to live singers, indeed!
@@deolludhianvi Not sure if I understand your question: I simply record my voice into the Behringer BM1 using the NI Audio 6 as the Audio Interface. No filters, no plugins, no EQ...that's just my natural voice
The demo song you are playing. The voice in it is very beautiful..... With which microphone and audio interface have you recorded this demo song? Because this song is very very beautiful And the voice of the girl is touching the heart . I also want to record my voice in the same quality. please tell me .With which microphone and audio interface do I make such a sound?
Beautiful demo, Martin! Really showing the potential of this cool library. I'm still trying to get to know V2, that I just recently bought, but I'd love to se a "making of" this demo 🙂 and of course, looking forward to a live stream where we can ask questions live as they come up! 🙂
Thank you so much Thomas. There will be a "making of" this demo track for sure and yes, from September on there will be again live streams with lots of noodling and all questions will be answered :)
Thank you so much! Vocalise 3 really got me inspired a lot, there is so much to explore. And the presets and snapshots really aren't than a starting point. Once you learn how to use the Gravity engine only the sky will be the limit. I don't know if you have already seen my 2 minute pills videos, but be sure there will be some even covering the gravity engine
Thank you Kumpel! Really felt like a kid in a sandbox exploring those sounds and the demo just came naturally. Any ideas for a cool video? Could need one 😉
Judging by your videos this year and your Kontakt library, you've definitely become a Heavyocity convert :) - Welcome to the club! I've owned Vocalise 2 for some time, but not used it much, especially lately. Maybe I'll go back and see what I can do now I have a better understanding of Heavyocity and instruments like this in general. Cheers!
oh yes, Heavyocity really has wonderful and inspiring instruments. But what I like the most is that most of the presets/sounds are only starting points. Getting good with their Macro Sequencer and Cycle Engine, still need to dive deeper into Gravity, but wow....what a joy to play with those libraries.
Sorry, I don't have Vocalise 1&2 so I can't give you first hand information. From what I saw in the various walkthroughs it's usage is similar to Vocalise 2 but sound wise more ethereal.
For a movie soundtrack OK. I can't imagine OOhs, AAHs and speaking in tongues in more than one song. Give me real words. I tried one of the synth voice demos, and no mater how I played with it, it sounds like a robot singer. Seems like they have a ways to go before this sounding natural. Oh, they have good tones, just not useful for much.
Really depends on what you are looking for. I have lots of vocal libraries and none of them is able to come up with an convincing "In the still of the night". Latin yes, elfish language yes, but "real words"....not really. But anyhow, I can see V3 in a lot of songs, creating sound beds, to accompaign, to create tension or rhythm and to add lots of emotion and human touch to instrumental music. But maybe that's just me
Great demo and great video, Martin! You really captured the essence of Vocalise 3 - well done!
Thank you so much guys! Coming from you means the world to me
I concur, really shines a light on the versatility of this stunning library and it's as close as it gets to live vocalists.. Amazing!
Wonderful library (Heavyocity rules) and great demo song! Always a pleasure to watch your videos, thanks for taking your time to make these
Thank you so much Stefano for your nice words. Did you get it for yourself?
Great comprehensive composition demonstrating the capabilites Martin, Thank you. Heavyocity never has failed to surprise me.... Awsome!
Thank you Rikki for your nice words. This one might actually suit your music very well
Love the many different paces and dynamic variation in your piece and how it really shines a light on the versatility of this incredible library! As close as it gets to live singers, indeed!
Thank you Wes. V3 is really quite versatile and inspiring. The vocal phrases alone are so handy, I already have something in mind... stay tuned 😉
Sure, always, @@MartinHeidenreichMusic! 🙂
Hi Martin! Good demo!
Grazie Christiano. Questa è un gioiello....devo ancora imparare come sfruttare Gravity al massimo
Really beautiful voice ...Sir, I also want such voice in my poetry.
You mean the voice of Vocalise or my voice? 😂
@@MartinHeidenreichMusic I mean. Like, after mixing your vocal, it is good. Same I also want my voice to be professional like this .
@@MartinHeidenreichMusic ok Can I make such a voice with Sure SM58 microphone? as you made ?
@@deolludhianvi Not sure if I understand your question: I simply record my voice into the Behringer BM1 using the NI Audio 6 as the Audio Interface. No filters, no plugins, no EQ...that's just my natural voice
The demo song you are playing. The voice in it is very beautiful..... With which microphone and audio interface have you recorded this demo song? Because this song is very very beautiful And the voice of the girl is touching the heart . I also want to record my voice in the same quality. please tell me .With which microphone and audio interface do I make such a sound?
Beautiful demo, Martin! Really showing the potential of this cool library. I'm still trying to get to know V2, that I just recently bought, but I'd love to se a "making of" this demo 🙂 and of course, looking forward to a live stream where we can ask questions live as they come up! 🙂
Thank you so much Thomas. There will be a "making of" this demo track for sure and yes, from September on there will be again live streams with lots of noodling and all questions will be answered :)
Great demo and amazing vocal library 🤗
Thank you so much! Vocalise 3 really got me inspired a lot, there is so much to explore. And the presets and snapshots really aren't than a starting point. Once you learn how to use the Gravity engine only the sky will be the limit. I don't know if you have already seen my 2 minute pills videos, but be sure there will be some even covering the gravity engine
Excellent content! The 3 channel-instruments pedals are sick. Enjoy your holidays.
Thank you so much and hopefully PROST 😉
Kumpel! Wonderful demo track...respect!
Thank you Kumpel! Really felt like a kid in a sandbox exploring those sounds and the demo just came naturally. Any ideas for a cool video? Could need one 😉
If you have questions or want a "Making of" of that demosong, just let me know in the comments
Judging by your videos this year and your Kontakt library, you've definitely become a Heavyocity convert :) - Welcome to the club!
I've owned Vocalise 2 for some time, but not used it much, especially lately. Maybe I'll go back and see what I can do now I have a better understanding of Heavyocity and instruments like this in general. Cheers!
oh yes, Heavyocity really has wonderful and inspiring instruments. But what I like the most is that most of the presets/sounds are only starting points. Getting good with their Macro Sequencer and Cycle Engine, still need to dive deeper into Gravity, but wow....what a joy to play with those libraries.
wonderful
Thank you Andy
Great demo! 🤟 Daje 🐋
Daje 🤘🏻
Thanks 👍
Thank you for your support
How are the 3 version of Vocalise different? Is 3 the most advanced and comprehensive or is it just different than the 2 previous?
Sorry, I don't have Vocalise 1&2 so I can't give you first hand information. From what I saw in the various walkthroughs it's usage is similar to Vocalise 2 but sound wise more ethereal.
For a movie soundtrack OK. I can't imagine OOhs, AAHs and speaking in tongues in more than one song. Give me real words. I tried one of the synth voice demos, and no mater how I played with it, it sounds like a robot singer. Seems like they have a ways to go before this sounding natural. Oh, they have good tones, just not useful for much.
Really depends on what you are looking for. I have lots of vocal libraries and none of them is able to come up with an convincing "In the still of the night". Latin yes, elfish language yes, but "real words"....not really. But anyhow, I can see V3 in a lot of songs, creating sound beds, to accompaign, to create tension or rhythm and to add lots of emotion and human touch to instrumental music. But maybe that's just me