In desperate need of choirs for use in trance

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Posted by Peter K on Nov-24-2003 10:11:

In desperate need of choirs for use in trance

where can i download some choir samples?
thx in advance

Posted by hey cheggy on Nov-24-2003 12:26:

Mate this question gets asked a few times here and I don't think anyone has answered it yet. As far as getting free choir samples off the net, I'm not aware of anyplace (although I'm sure they do exist). Have you tried synthesizing your own. Most good synths are capable of making this type of sound.

Posted by Luke Terry on Nov-24-2003 12:39:

try absynth

Posted by DJ Terraplex on Nov-24-2003 17:48:

quote:
Originally posted by Luke Terry
try absynth

Luke do you have any quior presets for absynth? All the choir presets i have are as useful as the queen (not very....)

Posted by Peter K on Nov-25-2003 00:23:

thx guys

Posted by Luke Terry on Nov-25-2003 00:25:

i have a bank of choirs for absynth which u can have if you want, they are all fuckin terrible lol. best way is to tweak a couple of them, u need about 5 oscillators on the go to get a decent sound, then just pull the mid eq out of them and then go from there, gimme your email address ill send you the .glo

Posted by Taz on Nov-25-2003 02:37:

I'll assume you're using Fruityloops or some other VSTable program...

First, get the Fruity Soundfont player. Or do whatever's necessary to get the program to deal with Soundfonts.

Next, go to hammersound.net You're bound to find what you're looking for. Try the Mellotron choirs, they're a bit tinny but I love 'em.

Posted by osum-possum on Nov-25-2003 03:34:

I was looking for a review on remix for spectrasonics atmosphere in the remix mag and came upon this

http://www.spectrasonics.net/symphonyvoices.html

Scott G of Deepsky stated that they used a lot of choir sounds from this cd to produce "In Silico." The retail price is $499

Posted by Etherium on Nov-25-2003 05:26:

Voices of the Apocalypse, end of story.

Produced by Ilio. ilio.com

Posted by hey cheggy on Nov-25-2003 06:30:

I get the fealing he's after free ones

Posted by osum-possum on Nov-25-2003 07:54:

Yeah, I kinda figured that one but he said he's desperate
Also, I posted just in case any1 reading was wondering how they came up with choir effect.

Cheers

Posted by DJMikeyP on Nov-25-2003 21:33:

Hey I have a soundfont thats kind of what you're after... better than nothing at least, just instant message me.

Posted by NicklessGuy on Nov-30-2003 06:07:

I hav some choir samples here. They are in a loopable wav format, so u will hav to loop them, do the envelopes, fx and these stuff.
If u still want them, message me

Posted by Sebraa on Dec-10-2003 10:36:

"Voices Of Apocalypse" is the keyword -> rest is your job

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sebra

Posted by JohnOC on Dec-10-2003 17:08:

Akai Classic Choir

www.akai.com

Posted by SOLO on Dec-14-2003 04:36:

I don't know if this helps, but here is the way I usually do it when I'm looking for choir/vocal samples and it's free.

1. I go to the local library & check out some choir/vocal etc.cds
2. listen to the songs to see which part of the song I like.
3. Rip track or part of song with Audio grabber.
4. Open it in Cool Edit for editing.
5. Send it to fruity loops to mix it.

- Of course you can use different kinds of programs but this was just to illustrate. This way you can get cd quality samples and you decide exactly what the sample is going to sound like. Good luck!