Dreamtonics Synthesizer V Tutorial Pro Tips & Tricks Killer Vocal Production Software SOLARIA
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Synthesizer V Studio Pro Tips And Tricks Killer Vocal Production Software
Are you tired of struggling with vocal production in your music? Look no further than Synthesizer V Studio Pro! This powerful software allows you to easily create professional-quality vocals with its intuitive interface and advanced features.
In this video, I'll share some tips and tricks for getting the most out of Synthesizer V Studio Pro. You'll learn how to use the software's built-in tools for pitch correction, modulation, and harmonization, as well as how to manipulate the timing and phrasing of your vocals for maximum impact.
We'll also cover advanced techniques like creating custom vibrato and tuning your vocals to specific scales. You can create killer vocal productions with these tools and techniques.
Whether you're a seasoned producer or just getting started, this video will indeed offer something. So don't wait -Let's dive into the world of Synthesizer V Studio Pro and take your vocal production to the next level!
Vocalists used in this video include:
SOLARIA is an English native AI vocalist who provides a professional quality singer for your projects anytime. With user control over all aspects of the melody and detailed parameters to control various voice characteristics, SOLARIA is a high-quality singer with near-infinite options.
Kevin
Check it out here: dreamtonics.com/
Greg Kocis is a New York City-based producer/songwriter and multi-instrumentalist.
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Stars in June | Americana, Rock & more ➥ / @starsinjune
Map Of Reality | Electronic & Experimental music ➥ / @mapofreality
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0:00 Synthesizer V Studio Pro
0:52 short Vocal Demos
2:29 Synthesizer V Overview & Tips
18:52 Bounce Vocals to Audio wav
21:51 Adding effects and mixing
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4:10 Hey, your video is great and really amazing. I just wanna give the tip for words or lyrics like “better”. Using + on the next note will separate the bet, and ter, into their own notes. You can even add -‘s in between or after to continue notes. The + works for words like unstoppable, or rather. Stuff like that. Again amazing video
Thanks , yes i've been using the - and + as well. Thanks
Gracias por su tutorial. Un fuerte abrazo.
Thank you! Really helpful!
you're welcome
Good overview -- I have been using this since it was introduced and have all the English voices. thanks
Just saw a preview of a new voice coming soon. What's your favor English voice?
@@gregkocis Probably Natalie followed by Solaria
@@chicagobob Natalies on my list to get next. Thanks for your input.
Wonderful Video - Clearly Explained and easy to follow ! Question - Where do you get all the drums from - what software is that ? And all the other instrument - How do you get them to play the same rhytmn ?
what part of the video are you asking about the instruments ?
@@gregkocis It´s after 25 minutes 20 seconds - You say something like "Let´s have som fun here and try some Apple loops" - and after that you firs tuses very very nice drum loops and after that some "80:s Synths" loops - So I wondered if that is Loops you can buy somewhere and from what company they are ? Kind Regards and thanks for your first answer !
Great video ... very helpful. I have one question....I'm importing a midi file with the notes I want sung, but I'm having trouble lining it up where I want it without having to move every single note. I thought it would import at the spot the tool bar is set to, but it doesn't do that. I know there must be a simple solution, but I haven't figured it out.
I THINK the only solution is to ensure the midi track you import actually starts at beginning of the song, so that the parts actually play where you want them to.
Nice, this is amazing! So do you recommend the pro version? What can't you do with the lite version?
I just went to the pro version - I'm not sure what limitations the free version has.
Thanks for the helpful video. It's much better than other tutorial vids I've watched re Syth V. Are the 'Lite' voices as useable as the non-Lite versions?
You're welcome. You can try the demo voices, but I don't think it does the voices or the program justice because they don't sound very good, and there are limitations.
There is a free version of synth to test out, but it's worth the price.
I've paid more hiring vocalists than I did for the price of the software, and now I have a book list whenever I need them to do as many harmonies and double takes and whatever I want.
Plus its' a great songwriting tool as I demo in this video czcams.com/video/lof4ttszuDE/video.html
VocoFlex is great cool too. czcams.com/video/Pg43t2imfhk/video.htmlsi=LqNPYVQdLkoXytCh
Hi! I saved this but don’t understand a thing about how to learn the basics. Do you have a recrimination for how someone who just bought Synth V learns? I want to come back to this once I know what the hell I am doing. Seems like there are a lot of faster workflows that just clicking in one note at a time 😅
I’m just starting my research about this, so I’m wondering about a choir sound. Is there a voice patch in this plugin for a choir sound?
You can use multiple voices and create harmonies with those voices. For best results use different vocal banks rather than the same vocalist for a choir.
@@gregkocis that makes sense, and was the process I figured was most viable. Hopefully choral patches become a thing soon if they haven’t already. My research continues
Sounds natural
indeed
Can I import my own voice into the software ?? To create new songs.
You can not import your own vocals.
Are you using the standalone version or the plugin? Is there an advantage to the standalone version?
I use both the plugin and the standalone version.
I use the plugin to write melodies and add words when writing a song from scratch. Then, open the file in the standalone version to make melodies and alt takes.
I start with the standalone version with a backing track for songs I already wrote and program the vocals to the track.
The plugin works strangely sometimes when bouncing files down, so I find it easier to create the audio tracks from the standalone version
Lordy, lordy! where the hell have I been in the last 10 years...lol Thanks Greg
You’re welcome
Is there a voice that would work for hard rock or metal? that's a slick app!
There is a metal guy , I forget the voice pack , or what it's called
The voicebank you want is called: “Ninezero”. Male, made for hard rock and metal. 👌🏼
I have used Saros for my metal songs, i think he is great 😊👍🏼
Is there a specific genre for this kind of Vocal Synth music?
You'll have to check the different vocalists to see which sounds best for each genre.
@@gregkocis thanks. Actually I was referring to Spotify or similar sites. Do they have specific genres for this type of Synth Vocal stuff?
It depends on the producers that use them. But they are most commonly are used for EDM, Pop and Rock.
Solaria usage is tagged with #SOLARIA and #SynthV_SOLARIA for Spotify, but generally people label it as "SynthV (character name)" on other socials (e.g CZcams and Soundcloud).
Great job on the demo, i might have deleted that autune segment near the end there since we want our robot singers to sound more human not more robotic. 🤖
Thats pretty much the whole point of buying SynthV.
For a real time demo…you nailed it!
That's a preference, everyone can use SynthV voices in their tuning and style.
At 12:17 freaked me out, as it sounded like my singing voice. lol
Interesting.
Growl?
any screaming vocals ?
I think the one rock singer they have can scream.
Really stressed confusing tutorial with a hopping arrow
sorry about that
the vibrato controls are horrible