Originally Posted By: ChicagoBob
Nice to see you progressing with SynthV---i haven't tried doing harmonies yet.. what do you think about the tool. how are you getting the notes into SynthV?

I create a backing track from BiaB, and import it into SynthesizerV. Then I create the notes in the Studio Pro Editor, using piano roll notation. I then export the results to my DAW.

If you create the melody in BiaB, you need to be aware that by default, BiaB inserts small rests between notes - even if those notes appear to be adjacent!

This really messes things up for Voice Synthesizers.

To turn this option off, you have to go to Preferences -> Notation -> More... and change Duration % from the default of 80% to 100%. You have to do this before you start entering in any MIDI notes!

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i just purchased the male voice -Keith an just posted my Linkin Park cover....

I assume you mean the Kevin voice?

I've gone back with this song and replaced the male vocal with Kevin. But I haven't had a lot of time to work with the voice, so I'm still figuring out what it sounds like.


-- David Cuny
My virtual singer development blog

Vocal control, you say. Never heard of it. Is that some kind of ProTools thing?