Free version
Application:
https://resource.dreamtonics.com/download/Synthesizer%20V%20Studio%20Basic/latest/

Voice:
https://www.eclipsedsounds.com/solaria-original-contest
Direct Download Solaria Lite

Install app Win Lin Mac
unzip voice svpk and drag n drop into the app
import midi vocal notes from BB (or open demo below)
set the track to use the Solaria voice with drop down
use tab to enter words
use + for next syllable on next note
use - to extend word over notes

The 6th icon down (3rd up) on the right will export to wav.

This is just a demo with a few lyrics with default settings, you can tweak the sound.
vocal-test.svp
It can use Lua scripting.

$80 for the paid version and about $70 per voice.

It's suppose to be coming out in a VST3.

https://dreamtonics.com/en/synthesizerv/

https://forum.synthesizerv.com

Video tutorial series (YouTube, English/Japanese version)
Video tutorial series (Bilibili, Chinese version)
GUI translation files
Scripting Manual

Here's the Pro version
https://store.dreamtonics.com/product/editor-svstudio-pro/
The Pro version has essential features for music production: availability as a VSTi plugin, higher levels of automation brought by advanced AI features, cross-lingual synthesis, to name a few.

Basic free version
While having limitations on the number of tracks and rendering speed, the Basic version is good for first-time users as a learning platform, or anyone who would like to try out Synthesizer V Studio before making a purchase decision.

Here's the previous version standalone/vst trial
https://dreamtonics.com/synthesizerv-gen1/en/download/

It uses a small VST2 32/64 that sends transport info to the main standalone app (something like PG was going to make to sync the main BB app to a DAW).

Eleanor Forte english (register for free)



Solaria demo for free basic standalone in last post



VST2 64 in Biab

I have been using SynthV for a long time now. It is a great tool for me (as a non-singer) to share my vocal melody ideas with clients and the vocalists.

Here is a demo I did of a LinkIn Park song where I created the music tracks and then, by using the piano roll editor in SynthesizerV, I created the vocal melody and added lyrics.

I could have tuned this even more but I think it is a good demo of the capability of AI.. One More Light SynthV Cover

For reference here is the original One More Light

Yes exactly, that sounds pretty good to me to get the idea down.

Here's the VST that comes with the Pro version, not sure if they have VST3 now or VST2 or both so it will work in Biab ? The old version has VST2 it just sends the transport to the main standalone app but the new one is self contained like they are doing now with the BiabVST. With the Basic free version you can load the Biab mix down backing into it.

I posted this in the Tips n Tricks and added a video of the demo file that was uploaded.
https://www.pgmusic.com/forums/ubbthreads.php?ubb=showflat&Number=742590#Post742590

This is just default setting with no automation parameters added,
Video Demo: https://www.dropbox.com/s/k27b40h1971v26u/SynthesiserV-Studio-Basic.mp4?dl=0

I would have to admit that this is quite impressive. I really like how the vocal modulation gives acceptable realism. It would be great to hear this with a backing track. It might take much convincing to many people that it is a synthesized vocal.