It’s a bit expensive but a lot of fun. I’m not exactly musical but I’ve got two songs done already and think they actually sound decent (don’t mind the topic I write the lyrics together with my kids).
This little tutorial is really great and straight to the point. I absolutely love the tip/option of pulling the parameters section over the notes, brilliant! Awesome job man!
Awesome, thanks for the video! I just bought the synth and went for Ninezero, but I really struggle to make it sound good comparing to other youtube covers with it.. Have you tried the library?
Thanks for the great info with editing multiple parameters, I thought you could only do one. Quick question, if you originally do the melody in a daw, then bring the midi file into Synth V, does the velocity have any effect on the timbre of the voices. Just wondering if one needs to edit the velocities before bring it in. Thanks in advance.
MIDI velocity does nothing in Synth V. I'd be more interested in Synth V responding to note and pitch bend data... that way you could use the Audio to MIDI export directly into Synth V and retain a very realistic performance.
@@mixphantom0101 Well, thanks for letting me know. It will be interesting to see how well the latest version of Synth V will allow individual control of vibrato in a note in instant mode (which will now be called singing mode) since they've now incorporated rapping into the program. Just what the world needed a rapping synth.. :)
I'm not sure you'll ever get a good "rap" out of this voice. The Synthesizer V engine is certainly up for it if someone makes an A.I. voice for rapping.
I was just on Dreamtonics twitter and they mentioned they would be doing something with Rapping in a new update that's coming with cross-lingual for Cantonese singing. Although I'm not entirely sure if its a specific AI vocal bank they were teasing or if it would be a vocal mode/feature of some sort. They announced it back in Late February, right before the start of March so we should be seeing something fairly soon I hope. I'm just hoping it may help with trying to make talking dialogue easier. XD I hate trying to figure it out normally.
@@strucked568 FYI, Synthesizer V 1.9 adding a pretty comprehensive rapping feature, and several voicebanks support it. There are beta versions of Solaria and Asterian with support too.
Stumbled accross your channel - cool run through thanks👍 Question - 3 products on my Radar at the moment - Vocaloid 6 - Emvoice - Synthesizer V - any thoughts on them for comparison?👍
Vocaloid has potential but pales in comparison to Synth V with A.I. voices. No experience/opinion/interest in Emvoice... I laid my money down and plan to get the most out of Synth V
Bought EmVoice before Synthesizer V. But compared to this it‘s failing big time. Now I‘m only using Synthesizer V. That program has potential. And we‘re only at Version 1.8. I can’t imagine where this tool will be in 5 years from now. Unfortunately it hasn‘t got a lot of English voices so far.
I use Synth V I really like it, but when I'm developing a voice track, and put a new note in Synth V puts so much pitch variation on the notes I have to go in all the time and basically level the pith variation out on every note is there a way to make the note with no variation, leaving it up to me to add variation or Vibrato where I want to have it. i.e. leaving it up to me rather than Synth V generating what I don't want? Would appreciate help/advise thanks.
@mixphantom, is there a way to export a vocal audio recording to midi, using for instance, Melodyne, then importing the midi into Synth V for replication???
Absolutely, but in my experience the MIDI generated from Melodyne is messy and needs tons of cleanup. More interesting is a script that someone developed to take the "pitch" curves created from a live vocal from Melodyne and import them into Synthesizer V! It's not perfected yet, but that would make the performance more natural (providing the original real life vocal was good).
Thank you for the excellent videos. They have been very helpful. I have a question for you about an issue I’ve been having. I’m on windows 10 and after working with the software for about an hour it seems to have an issue to where it won’t allow me to put in any new notes no matter what I do or click it simply stops working. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the software it fixed the issue for a short time but now it’s doing this again. Any idea why this happens? Thank you 🙏
It's strange this appears to happen "in time" (time problems are usually thermal... ie fails due to a specific component overheating). Usually software works or it doesn't... as you've tried reinstalling, my next move would be to refresh Windows - easiest way would be to upgrade to V11
Maybe I’m missing something but why isn’t the automation response reflected in the ‘soft’ slider during playback like it is with the ‘passionate’ slider? Thanks.
it's hard to see, but it's there. the automation shows up at a yellow line on the slider that moves back and forth. it's weird they don't just have the actual slider move.. but I guess that's to see where you have your "baseline" for the voice set
That would be nice but you would get no real time feedback as the audio files need to be rendered. Before this new feature, I was just outputting the soft/passionate files into my DAW and using automation to cut between them - crossfading not recommended, but certainly chopping between soft/passionate was better than sitting on one vocal mode throughout.
@@mixphantom0101 Yeah, I've noticed the trick of exporting the articulations out as stereo files and then blending them back into the source during the mix... Though it would be nice if you could get some realtime feedback from at least one articulation at a time so you could even do multiple passes and fader each articulation to taste through each pass... Be nice if the sliders could translate to the graph, but what would even be more a game changer at that point would be the ability to assign each slider to a physical fader on a midi controller and do the passes that way...
Hi, I've downloaded the free basic synth v do I have to pay for mia to get it authorized. i have tried vocaloid and would like to try synth v before I commit.
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Thanks! Your videos on Synth V showcases it much better than anything else I've seen. I'ts very, very impressive - and I'm highly tempted to buy it.
It’s a bit expensive but a lot of fun. I’m not exactly musical but I’ve got two songs done already and think they actually sound decent (don’t mind the topic I write the lyrics together with my kids).
Thanks for all your videos on Synth V! I just bought it so these are very helpful. Love the clear, straightforward delivery.
Many thanks for showing this. I really appreciate it! I'm thinking about buying the software + KEVIN and SOLARIA.
This little tutorial is really great and straight to the point. I absolutely love the tip/option of pulling the parameters section over the notes, brilliant! Awesome job man!
You are such a help as I learn Synth V! Thank you!
I love tweaking my Synth V vocals and your vids show me how. Great work!
Very cool update!
Excellent!!!
Good stuff answered my Qs. Eclipse should pin your vids more up front, they dont reveal much to encourage a buy. no manual
Great video
i love it. MORE
Thanks 👍
Great
Awesome, thanks for the video! I just bought the synth and went for Ninezero, but I really struggle to make it sound good comparing to other youtube covers with it.. Have you tried the library?
I haven't tried Ninezero but the principles should be the same. Although some voices do have more "articulations" (soft, airy etc.)
Thanks for the great info with editing multiple parameters, I thought you could only do one. Quick question, if you originally do the melody in a daw, then bring the midi file into Synth V, does the velocity have any effect on the timbre of the voices. Just wondering if one needs to edit the velocities before bring it in. Thanks in advance.
MIDI velocity does nothing in Synth V. I'd be more interested in Synth V responding to note and pitch bend data... that way you could use the Audio to MIDI export directly into Synth V and retain a very realistic performance.
@@mixphantom0101 Well, thanks for letting me know. It will be interesting to see how well the latest version of Synth V will allow individual control of vibrato in a note in instant mode (which will now be called singing mode) since they've now incorporated rapping into the program. Just what the world needed a rapping synth.. :)
Thanks for this! I was wondering if you had any experience with rap vocals in synth v as I’m not sure how I’d go about this?
I'm not sure you'll ever get a good "rap" out of this voice. The Synthesizer V engine is certainly up for it if someone makes an A.I. voice for rapping.
I was just on Dreamtonics twitter and they mentioned they would be doing something with Rapping in a new update that's coming with cross-lingual for Cantonese singing. Although I'm not entirely sure if its a specific AI vocal bank they were teasing or if it would be a vocal mode/feature of some sort. They announced it back in Late February, right before the start of March so we should be seeing something fairly soon I hope. I'm just hoping it may help with trying to make talking dialogue easier. XD I hate trying to figure it out normally.
@@strucked568 FYI, Synthesizer V 1.9 adding a pretty comprehensive rapping feature, and several voicebanks support it. There are beta versions of Solaria and Asterian with support too.
Stumbled accross your channel - cool run through thanks👍 Question - 3 products on my Radar at the moment - Vocaloid 6 - Emvoice - Synthesizer V - any thoughts on them for comparison?👍
Vocaloid has potential but pales in comparison to Synth V with A.I. voices. No experience/opinion/interest in Emvoice... I laid my money down and plan to get the most out of Synth V
Yes looks like the best package…👍
Bought EmVoice before Synthesizer V. But compared to this it‘s failing big time. Now I‘m only using Synthesizer V. That program has potential. And we‘re only at Version 1.8. I can’t imagine where this tool will be in 5 years from now.
Unfortunately it hasn‘t got a lot of English voices so far.
@@timtom8679 sadly lot of vids on SV are japanese with short subtitles wouldnt have bought without this vid from MP
Any big difference between std Solaria and lite version?
I use Synth V I really like it, but when I'm developing a voice track, and put a new note in Synth V puts so much pitch variation on the notes I have to go in all the time and basically level the pith variation out on every note is there a way to make the note with no variation, leaving it up to me to add variation or Vibrato where I want to have it. i.e. leaving it up to me rather than Synth V generating what I don't want? Would appreciate help/advise thanks.
If you disable the "instant" render feature you will get no vibrato and can use the "sliders" to set your rate etc. Or, you could try drawing it in.
@mixphantom, is there a way to export a vocal audio recording to midi, using for instance, Melodyne, then importing the midi into Synth V for replication???
Absolutely, but in my experience the MIDI generated from Melodyne is messy and needs tons of cleanup. More interesting is a script that someone developed to take the "pitch" curves created from a live vocal from Melodyne and import them into Synthesizer V! It's not perfected yet, but that would make the performance more natural (providing the original real life vocal was good).
Would love to see a rap tutorial. I’ve played around some with Kevin’s rap setting, but so far it has not been sounding good at all.
How do you set the parameters section to be displayed on your screen (under the piano roll)?
Thanks for video. Was this voice "Natalie"?
Solaria ! 😁
Thank you for the excellent videos. They have been very helpful. I have a question for you about an issue I’ve been having. I’m on windows 10 and after working with the software for about an hour it seems to have an issue to where it won’t allow me to put in any new notes no matter what I do or click it simply stops working. I’ve tried uninstalling and reinstalling the software it fixed the issue for a short time but now it’s doing this again. Any idea why this happens? Thank you 🙏
It's strange this appears to happen "in time" (time problems are usually thermal... ie fails due to a specific component overheating). Usually software works or it doesn't... as you've tried reinstalling, my next move would be to refresh Windows - easiest way would be to upgrade to V11
Much appreciated. Thanks again for the great videos
@@MarvOtis FWIW IM on W12 works ok so far IMHO go straight to W12
Is there a way to make a whisper/talking voice?
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Maybe I’m missing something but why isn’t the automation response reflected in the ‘soft’ slider during playback like it is with the ‘passionate’ slider? Thanks.
it's hard to see, but it's there. the automation shows up at a yellow line on the slider that moves back and forth. it's weird they don't just have the actual slider move.. but I guess that's to see where you have your "baseline" for the voice set
Yeah, but can you drive the sliders during the performance and have that translate down to the graph?
That would be nice but you would get no real time feedback as the audio files need to be rendered. Before this new feature, I was just outputting the soft/passionate files into my DAW and using automation to cut between them - crossfading not recommended, but certainly chopping between soft/passionate was better than sitting on one vocal mode throughout.
@@mixphantom0101 Yeah, I've noticed the trick of exporting the articulations out as stereo files and then blending them back into the source during the mix... Though it would be nice if you could get some realtime feedback from at least one articulation at a time so you could even do multiple passes and fader each articulation to taste through each pass... Be nice if the sliders could translate to the graph, but what would even be more a game changer at that point would be the ability to assign each slider to a physical fader on a midi controller and do the passes that way...
Hi, I've downloaded the free basic synth v do I have to pay for mia to get it authorized. i have tried vocaloid and would like to try synth v before I commit.
You can get Lite voices for free - Solaria has one. SynthV is very good!
@@Mst4Alucard Thank you Wiola