ptram
Senior Member
Hi,
I would like to use the Mars+Venus choir to make a virtual choir sing. By exploring the PolySustain chants, the Marcato/Sustain Builder, the Phrase Builder, and the single Vowels and Staccato elements, I've started to think that the best way to simulate a singing choir is to remotely control the Marcato/Sustain Builder.
This instrument works this way: you select a vowel category (Ah, Eh, Ee, Ih, Oh, Oo, MM), an attack syllable (Sah, Ya, Crux…), a sustain vowel (Ah, Oh…), an ending vowel/phonem (Aw, Oos…). So, if you want 'Sanctus', you can remotely select the elements to form two syllables:
- Sah-Ah-Ah
- Doo-Oo-Oos
One after the other, you will get the pair of syllables 'Sah-Doos', sounding somewhat similar to the word you want to have sung.
Syllables in a word will morph with the X-Blending of the Low and High layers.
Is this the correct approach? To me, it seems the faster and most flexible, with the available tools.
Paolo
I would like to use the Mars+Venus choir to make a virtual choir sing. By exploring the PolySustain chants, the Marcato/Sustain Builder, the Phrase Builder, and the single Vowels and Staccato elements, I've started to think that the best way to simulate a singing choir is to remotely control the Marcato/Sustain Builder.
This instrument works this way: you select a vowel category (Ah, Eh, Ee, Ih, Oh, Oo, MM), an attack syllable (Sah, Ya, Crux…), a sustain vowel (Ah, Oh…), an ending vowel/phonem (Aw, Oos…). So, if you want 'Sanctus', you can remotely select the elements to form two syllables:
- Sah-Ah-Ah
- Doo-Oo-Oos
One after the other, you will get the pair of syllables 'Sah-Doos', sounding somewhat similar to the word you want to have sung.
Syllables in a word will morph with the X-Blending of the Low and High layers.
Is this the correct approach? To me, it seems the faster and most flexible, with the available tools.
Paolo
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