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Looking for best choir sounds/app for
As in title, any apps with soundpacks or alone, which would gave me great sounding choir?
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Korg Module has a nice KAPRO Monumental Choir Dreams IAP
Beathawk has a nice Choirs IAP too.
Staffpad (not AUv3) has the "VOXOS" IAP which has some great choir options.
Hi @unlink could you remind me. Not AUv3 means it is not usable in AUM?
Yes, exactly. It's a completely separated app (and also not cheap). My workflow is usually to export the tracks I'm working on, import them into Staffpad and work here.. not the easiest workflow but the quality of the string packs (and the VOXOS pack) here is impressive.
In addition to the apps already mentioned, Xinematix.
Best sounding I’ve heard is beathawk and xinematix for auv3/ use in AUM. Everything else sounds fake.
StaffPad also top notch as mentioned.
PureSynth Platinum has some OK sounding choir presets.
My faves are from Module Pro and from Beathawk. Especially the children's choirs in Beathawk.
Ditto.
Isymphonic has many and its au3. Also Soundbox has Choir from Kompose Audio.
MicDrop has 65 different voice models that you can use your own voice as input and add words to the results. Only 1 voice is an actual choir and it’s called “Kid’s Sing”. I imagine you could use you own voice and create the Soprano-Alto-Tenor-Bass parts selection from the 50+ human singer models and use “doubler” type of FX process to create the group sound.
WARNING: Mic Drop is a CPU beast but creating multiple recordings helps. Any of the voices can be driven via MIDI input but you;ll get the typical “doo”, “aah” results that any of these choir choices would produce.
I’ll look for my USB Mic and test out what is possible and share the results… give me a few days to learn what’s possible and share my findings. Buying all the voices in a bundle cost me $60 as I recall, You get some voice for free and can buy them one at a time, I think. Buying the whole enchilada gave me the rights to any new voices added to the library… I think they add 5 or so since I dove in to the deep end.
Get sopranotron2 and the monotone stretttron by the same developer
PIPA,
Module Pro's Voices of Rapture, FrMs Fragmented chants, Digitalism has an excellent ahh choir preset
https://apps.apple.com/us/app/sopranotron-2/id1447101182
I use choir a lot and my go to is Beathawk. Sometimes I will also use the Mellotron choir in Beathawk for that retro 70’s sound.
You guys had me re download Xinematic and I downloaded all the choirs. Some really good stuff. I wish I knew what the phrase choir said. I don’t want say stupid in my songs. I say enough of stupid things as it is.
The choir in Module I find the sound to be lacking definition. Even with the reverb off. I am not sure of the right term. They need sharpening lol
There are 30 free Choir Instruments available for Decent Sampler (which is free also). They can be found at pianobook.uk.co. My favorite is probably this one:
You can download them from here:
https://pianobook.co.uk/sampler/decent-sampler/?pb_instruments=choirs&pb_sort_by=date