Hi, Asom2me.

Nice listen. smile

But a couple notes about SynthV. I noticed that a number of the words were coming out really wrong, like "mind".

When you've got a word that's a single syllable, you can enter it into the note:

[mind ]

If you want to have that syllable split over multiple notes, don't do this:

[mi ] [ind ]

That's not going to work correctly.

Instead, use the dash "-" character to indicate that the note that follows is an extension of the prior note's syllable (called a melisma). In this example, I turn the one syllable word "mind" into two notes, by using the "-" on the note that follows "mind":

[mind ] [- ]

You can extend a syllable for as many notes as you want.

When you have a word that has multiple syllables, you can use the plus "+" character on a following note to indicate that note gets the next syllable:

[hello ] [+ ]

You can combine the "+" and "-" to extend the notes. In the example below, I've turned the first syllable into 3 notes, and the second syllable into two note:

[hello ] [- ] [- ] [+ ] [- ]

I think this is where a lot of the mispronunciations are coming from.

I hope this helps!

-- David Cuny
My virtual singer development blog

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