MATRIXSYNTH: Vocal Synthesis


Showing posts with label Vocal Synthesis. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Vocal Synthesis. Show all posts

Monday, September 28, 2020

Synthesizer V - Vocal Synthesizer from Dreamtonics


Runningonair

"In this video I look at Synthesizer V a vocal synthesizer from Dreamtonics Japan. I look at how it works and check out some of the results.

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

Phonetics:
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/ARPABET"

Monday, October 14, 2019

Roland VP-9000 Variphrase Sampler - Stewie Mom Scene Sample Over Mario Underwater Music


Published on Oct 14, 2019 MrCaliforniaD

"This is an example of the capabilities of this unique sample.

The sampler is fed by this classic Family Guy scene where Stewie is annoyingly calling his mom.

The sampler can automatically split the words of a sentence and jump to the next word when a new key is pressed.

On top of that, the sample time is preserved regardless of the pitch of the note being generated."

Thursday, October 10, 2019

Medusa Hybrid Synth + Mutable Instruments Plaits Choir


Published on Oct 10, 2019 Polyend

"Another example of use with Polyend Poly 2 MIDI to CV converter coupled with the Medusa Hybrid Synth Grid sequencer talking with 3x Mutable instruments Plaits modules, and some slew modulations from the Polyend Preset module.

Recorded 03.10.2019 in Polyend HQ"

Thursday, August 22, 2019

Breakaway Vocalizer 1000 Voice Controlled Synthesizer w/ Smart Song Cartridge

Note: Auction links are affiliate links for which the site may be compensated.


via this auction


"RARE Breakaway Vocalizer 1000 Voice Controlled Synthesizer, smart song cartridge. Condition is Used. Comes with "Proud Business" smart songs cartridge. Tested and works. Microphone makes a rattling sound but still works properly. Also does not have cord to plug into the wall. I will include batteries."

See the Breakaway label below for additional posts.

Wednesday, April 03, 2019

Roland NEW VT4 (Voice Transformer) Test A - Robot Voices Galore! z15


Published on Apr 3, 2019 VJ FRANZ K

"'Hard Tuned' Voices are more popular than ever. What will a user of the Voice Transformer 3 think, when presented with the new VT4? There are definitely similarities in sound, the VT4 has some useful new options. With either one, you're going to want to practice a while to get the best sound out of it - you have to "sing into" the effects in a certain way to get the best pitch tracking out them, for example.
Things do get a bit silly, I wasn't totally able to hear in the crowded convention hall!"

Monday, April 01, 2019

LambdaSpeak & LambdaDrum for the Amstrad CPC

LambdaSpeak 3 - Simple 10 Track Pattern Sequencer / Drum Sequencer

Published on Apr 1, 2019 Michael Wessel

You might remember the Next-Generation Speech Synthesizer for the Amstrad / Schneider CPC 464 from Michael Wessel. Here are a three new videos featuring the LambdaSpeak & LambdaDrum for the Amstrad CPC, in via Michael Wessel. The LambdaDrum is a High Quality 10 Track 4 Channel PCM Pattern-based Drum Computer for the Amstrad CPC (a feature of the LambdaSpeak 3.0 Speech Synthesizer).
Related: Also check out the Amstrad CPC - Vocal synthesizer by Techni Musique (1986).

Video description for the above:
"A simple 10 track pattern-based drum computer for LambdaSpeak 3 (written entirely in BASIC).

This is a demo of 4channel polyphonous PCM sample playing with LambdaSpeak 3. Here, up to 4 channels of 8 Bit 16 kHz PCM are being played in parallel.

The LambdaSpeak 3 board has a socket for an (optional) vintage GI SPO256-AL2 speech chip, which is being used in this demo as well. The SPO256-ALs has its own channel (8) and track (11), and is being used for random allophones here."

LambdaDrum CPC Drum Computer Demo - 4 Channels of 8 Bit PCM @ 16 kHz

Published on Apr 1, 2019 Michael Wessel

"Spent some more time optimizing the PCM playback capabilities of LambdaSpeak 3. By now I have 4 channels of high quality 8 Bit PCM.

In this video, 16 kHz drum samples are being used. 16 kHz are a good compromise between size and quality. The samples are from the Boss DR 660 drum computer, and can be found online. Combined, these 10 samples are about 120 KBytes in size - a good fit for LambdaSpeak's 128 KBytes of PCM EEPROM sample memory!

Some ome pre-processing needs to be applied to the samples before they can be used with LambdaSpeak - first I am using Audacity for PCM editing (cutting, fading, normalizing, ...), then the Switch Sound File Converter for conversion to 8Bit 16 kHz PCM, and finally a program to remove all file and PCM headers from the PCM files.

The resulting PCM files are then put on a standard CPC DSK file and being uploaded into LambdaSpeak's EEPROM memory using a simple CPC BASIC program (a MC program would do the 120 KByte upload in a few seconds).

The drum computer program shown here is a simple BASIC program - all the actual PCM playback is done by LambdaSpeak, not by the CPC. The CPC would be incabable of serving PCM of that quality over its databus (insufficient CPU band width and clock speed)."

LambdaDrum Pattern Sequencer in BASIC

Published on Mar 25, 2019 Michael Wessel

"A simple pattern-based drum computer in BASIC, demonstrating the polyphonous high quality PCM sample playing mode of LambdaSpeak 3.

The PCM samples are from the Boss DR-660 drum computer and have been been uploaded from the CPC into the 128 KB SPI EEPROM of LambdaSpeak 3, from which they are also being played back in realtime. The EEPROM is a standard, inexpensive 25LC1024.

The recording is direct line-out; no further audio post processing. The DAC is done by the ATmega and a simple RC; no further audio circuitry is being used.

The on-the-fly mixing of different PCM channels (for polyphony) still requires some fine tuning; there are still some artifacts."

Update: also see: LambdaSpeak 3 - Amstrad / Schneider CPC MIDI IN Synthesizer Demo

See the Amstrad label below for more.

Friday, January 25, 2019

NAMM 2019 Roland VT-4


Published on Jan 25, 2019 sonicstate

"VT-4 Vocal processor with Jordan West."

Friday, September 14, 2018

moderately excited (yamaha ex5 vocal formant & AN/FM demo)


Published on Sep 14, 2018 Alex S.

Nice soothing sound to sleep to. Put this on your nighttime playlist.

"Yamaha EX5 is very excited because you are going to subscribe to this channel. This, erm, outstanding patch was created using two virtual analog oscillators, applying FM and then layering a vocal formant effect on top. Now please excuse me, I'll show myself the way to the door. :-)"

Saturday, August 11, 2018

Electro lovers rock w/ synthetic alien reggae voice


Published on Aug 11, 2018 EA78751

"A demonstration of artificial voices singing over a canned reggae rhythm from the Yamaha QY-70. The vocals are synthesized with voltage-controlled analog filters and oscillators, using hardware in development at Rare Waves.

Rare Waves manufactures unique electronic music instruments for creative musicians and audio producers. Our website is rarewaves.net"

Wednesday, August 01, 2018

Speektra - Retro Chip Speak Synthesizer


Published on Aug 1, 2018 Puremagnetik

'Speektra is a retro chip speech simulator based on the VOSIM synthesis method developed by Kaegi and Tempelaars in the 1970s. It uses bursts of pulses with formant characteristics to synthesize robotic vowel sounds. Get it at http://puremagnetik.com/speektrahttp://puremagnetik.com/speektra"


Speektra Features

• VOSIM-based vocal synthesis
• Manual or modulated control of vocal morph functions
• Random function for inter-note modulations
• Voice register selection
• Integrates into any VST / Audio Units compatible host
• Includes a collection of factory presets

Minimum Requirements
• OSX 10.8 or Windows 10 x64
• Audio Units or VST compatible audio host

Friday, July 20, 2018

Pete Drake & his talking steel guitar - "Forever"


Published on May 22, 2013 Mark Daniel Miller

Not technically a synth or vocoder, but talk boxes have been covered before. Be sure to heck out the second video below for a more vocoder like affect. This one is in via Gerard Pardeilhan.

"The timeless Pete Drake & his talking steel guitar with his rendition of 'Forever'.

Great American music :)"

Pete Drake and His Talkbox on the Jimmy Dean Show

Published on Oct 16, 2017 James Stiltner

Tuesday, June 19, 2018

Korg DVP-1 Demos by SynthMania

Technologic DVP-1

Published on Jun 17, 2018 SynthMania

"Just goofing around a bit in the studio :-D"

Korg DVP-1 quick demo

Published on Jun 19, 2018 SynthMania

"A quick demonstration of the four main modes of the Korg DVP-1 Digital Voice Processor, from the year 1985:
- Pitch Shift
- Vocoder
- Harmonize
- Internal waveforms
MIDI keyboard: Korg Monologue
Microphone: Sennheiser XS 1"

Thursday, June 07, 2018

Yamaha VKB-100 Vocaloid Keyboard in English and German (Deutsch)


Published on Jun 7, 2018 Ploytec

"After we fell in love with it at Superbooth 2018, we got one from Japan. This is a first test if it can sing in German and English, and well, here's the result...."

Friday, March 23, 2018

MONTAGE V2.00


Published on Mar 23, 2018 PXE02321

Wait for it. Comes in at :31. I forgot the Yamaha Montage has the vocaloid engine.

Tuesday, December 19, 2017

J.B. :Casio SA-5/Gakken NSX-39


Published on Dec 19, 2017 karenevil

"M. C. :-p"

Saturday, July 22, 2017

Autodafe - The Cricket (Kontakt / WAV) Speak & Spell


Published on Jul 22, 2017 Autodafe Samples & Sounds

"The Cricket is a Kontakt Instrument sampled from a 'Grillo Parlante' (the same as a 'Speak & Spell').
Grillo Parlante is Italian for "jimmy the Cricket" in Pinocchio story.

The Cricket contains all samples from an Italian Speak and Spell.
There are all single letters, all bleeps, all messages and 120 complete words, everything is in Italian Language.

FREE DOWNLOAD: https://www.autodafe.net/samples/kont..."

Friday, February 03, 2017

New Alter/Ego NATA Voice Synth


Published on Jan 14, 2017 Vocallective Records

"A new English voice synthesizer. NATA functions with most DAWs, allowing you to make young adult, female vocals with an intuitive UI.

The whole English dictionary is at your disposal, as are multiple parameters that make the vocals more expressive (vibrato, legato, sibilance, phoneme speed, etc)."

http://nata.vocallective.net

Wednesday, January 25, 2017

Verbos Bark Filter demo


Published on Jan 25, 2017 Perfect Circuit Audio

"The Bark Filter Processor is a 12 band fixed filter bank with individual outputs and envelope followers on each band as well as a voltage controlled mixer for blending the outputs. The filters are steep, 6th order bandpass filters with yellow LEDs indicating the level at the envelope followers’ outputs. The voltage controlled mixer has sliders and individual CV ins and draws the, “center”, “width” and “tilt” controls from the Harmonic Oscillator allow- ing the fixed filters to be scanned across blended and mixed in various ways, all at the same time. The even and odd filters can be patched in and out separately and one side’s followers can control the other side’s levels like a vocoder."

MATRIXSYNTH members get a %10 discount at Perfect Circuit Audio! See the membership page for details.

Friday, November 25, 2016

Hatsune Miku, Gakken Pocket Miku


Published on Nov 25, 2016 ISOTROPOSPHERE


"CGI / Virtual character, idol sensation Hatsune Miku (developed by Crypton Future Media) coupled with Yamaha's NSX-1 sound chip technology (eVocaloid) were paired together in Gakken Education Publishing Company's Pocket Miku product.

About the same size as a Stylophone and similair useage with a wired stylus for the keyboard section. The Pocket Miku is a formant synthesizer used for vocal creations. Cool options and capabilities for the cost of the unit.

This is my first use in a light jam video with minimal use before this video in experimenting and getting used to the functions of the device.

In the video i have locked a 2 second loop in the Clouds module from Mutable instruments and this is being modulated by an lfo for the position cv and is in trigger mode being fed from the End of Cycle clock on a Make Noise Phonogene module. The Phonogene is also providing a drum sound to the 4MS Noise swash module which is the grungy sound heard here. Phonogene timing and speed is being messed with by a cv coming from a Flame knob recorder V1.

Live Pocket Miku track is being run through a developmental delay module from Synthrotek and is the only effect on the Miku in the video.

Please comment if you enjoyed this and want to see more of her.

Enjoy......."

Thursday, October 27, 2016

The Legend and


Published on Oct 27, 2016 PXE02321

The Legend
MIKU V4X
MONTAGE
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