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| dj_kane |
I need a few words in my track although it has to be a female i was thinking of one of those text to speech converters although they sound too robotised. i was also going to cut some out of vocal tracks but then i could end up in so anyone any suggestions?
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| 4am |
Why not just get a girl to record them. Also, you can try searching the net for pre-recorded female vox.
-Heather |
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| dj_kane |
| tried searching the net and p2p sites. dont have a mic so cant get any girl i no to do it. |
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| DJSentinel |
Here is what you do...
1. Hire a singer "yes that will cost you like $50 an hour."
2. Rent a hi-quality microphone "I would let you use mine for free but you don't live in the hellhole of the US which I call the midwest."
3. Rent a quiet room from a studio "$100 an hour."
4. Record the vocal.
5. Pay your bills with the money you get from your killer track.
Who said music is free? |
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| whatsupd0g |
Google
AT&T TTS Demo
sounds really real.. but I think it's illegal to use it in a commercial track. Maybe they have a liscencing thing. |
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| dj_kane |
| tried a search chief i wouldnt have made a thread if i found results that were useful. |
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| Khayat |
Hey Pal,
Listen I am the one who stareted the thread last week and to advice u the best thing to do is to use Virsyn Cantor its a cool plug in realy easy to use here is the link
Virsyn Cantor |
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| DJ Shibby |
There's a sweet analogue machine that achieves just the effect you're looking for!
It's called a "singer". :haha: :happy2: |
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| DJ 00 Tommy |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJSentinel
Here is what you do...
1. Hire a singer "yes that will cost you like $50 an hour."
2. Rent a hi-quality microphone "I would let you use mine for free but you don't live in the hellhole of the US which I call the midwest."
3. Rent a quiet room from a studio "$100 an hour."
4. Record the vocal.
5. Pay your bills with the money you get from your killer track.
Who said music is free? |
| quote: | Originally posted by DJ Shibby
There's a sweet analogue machine that achieves just the effect you're looking for!
It's called a "singer". :haha: :happy2: |
I dont want to sound like im having a go at you guys or anything but your posts are kind of useless.
The point is that he does not want to spend that extra cash for just a few vocal snipits.
Maybe a sample cd of somesort will do?
EDIT: Also, pitch and modify the synthesized voice because you will probably be generating the speech as monotone. Singers obviously will sing the notes and blalba. |
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| dj_kane |
i think your the only one read the thread properly DJ 00 Tommy
cheers |
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| optik |
| what about layla - vokator |
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| DJSentinel |
Well if he is looking for cheap vocals then crack Reaktor 5 or somthing and make a speech synth. Requires a bit of knowledge to do so "filtering and the whatnot."
Though that would require some amount of illegal activity. Atleast its a real and free solution :-?
www.nativeinstruments.com if you have $500 laying around :-D
DJS |
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