Best Choir Vst?

[Jnr1114]

Looking for a Choir VST. No cheap ones. Realistic only.
The ones in FL Studio (Sytrus) have to much of a delay.

Thanks

[nathanallenpinard]

At 12/5/09 11:55 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: Looking for a Choir VST. No cheap ones. Realistic only.
The ones in FL Studio (Sytrus) have to much of a delay.

Thanks

It's going to cost you.

For realistic word building, go to soundsonline.com for Symphonic Choirs.

For more realistic legato but no word building, go to VSL's Choir page at www.vsl.co.at. Not sure if it's released yet.

[Reaper93]

If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

[Jnr1114]

At 12/6/09 12:01 AM, Reaper93 wrote: If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

It has a good sound but it takes to long to attack. I need something faster.

[nathanallenpinard]

At 12/6/09 12:14 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:01 AM, Reaper93 wrote: If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

It has a good sound but it takes to long to attack. I need something faster.

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

[Jnr1114]

At 12/6/09 12:16 AM, nathanallenpinard wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:14 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:01 AM, Reaper93 wrote: If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

It has a good sound but it takes to long to attack. I need something faster.

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

No, I don't think so.

[DJ-Chilvan]

At 12/6/09 12:22 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:16 AM, nathanallenpinard wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:14 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

At 12/6/09 12:01 AM, Reaper93 wrote: If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

It has a good sound but it takes to long to attack. I need something faster.

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

No, I don't think so.

Well, by Syntrus you mean Sytrus then yes, you can reduce the attack time, but it dont do much. I see where you're coming at, the delay aint for me either.

[Reaper93]

If you want a free, though time consuming, result you can always just sample sytrus and cut the waveforms to fit.

[EoD696]

samples + effects

fl studio actually comes with some decent choir samples already. just take one of those, whichever suits your key and melody best (some samples are higher or lower or faster or slower than others) then put an eq on it, drop the midrange frequencies a bit, add a chorus effect and a reverb, and voila. You have a great sounding choir with no delay at all and a harsh attack.

[Step]

If you want to change the attack time so the choir comes in faster, just go on the volume envelope of Filter one and configure it to something like this:

[Chozz]

At 12/6/09 12:22 AM, Jnr1114 wrote:

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

No, I don't think so.

With twisty knobs, anything is possible =D

[Step]

At 12/6/09 07:14 AM, Chozz wrote: With twisty knobs, anything is possible =D

My sentiments exactly.

[btriangle]

At 12/5/09 11:58 PM, nathanallenpinard wrote:

At 12/5/09 11:55 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: Looking for a Choir VST. No cheap ones. Realistic only.
The ones in FL Studio (Sytrus) have to much of a delay.

Thanks

It's going to cost you.

For realistic word building, go to soundsonline.com for Symphonic Choirs.

For more realistic legato but no word building, go to VSL's Choir page at www.vsl.co.at. Not sure if it's released yet.

Do you think it would be intelligent to buy both? Since many like the word building, but prefer the sound of VSL's choir.

[SessileNomad]

magnus choir is good, but it lacks realism in alot of its choirs, especially the male ones

its female ones are pretty good though

[Jnr1114]

Thanks guys, I will probably try that.

As for the choir in FL Studio, they don't have any reverb. . .

[SessileNomad]

At 12/6/09 05:59 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: Thanks guys, I will probably try that.

As for the choir in FL Studio, they don't have any reverb. . .

...?

so add reverb in an effects channel

[Jnr1114]

I have but it sounds soo fake. There isn't a wide variety in notes either. I can use notes about 3 up and 3 down. Any further sounds fake. . .

[nathanallenpinard]

At 12/6/09 06:19 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: I have but it sounds soo fake. There isn't a wide variety in notes either. I can use notes about 3 up and 3 down. Any further sounds fake. . .

The suggestions I mentioned are what you want, if you have the cash.

However, if you are looking for real choirs for 0 money, stop looking.

[darkmelee]

i use Magnus Orchestral Choir VST. forget how i got it though...

[dayday8421]

At 12/6/09 06:19 PM, Jnr1114 wrote: I have but it sounds soo fake. There isn't a wide variety in notes either. I can use notes about 3 up and 3 down. Any further sounds fake. . .

I really like Reverb.it from Silverspike (...think it's just silverspike.com). Great set of preset reverbs and highly tweakable. Great for vocals including choirs ... just my 2 cents

[Robot-Lock]

Miroslav Philharmonic.

[nathanallenpinard]

At 12/7/09 01:29 PM, Robot-Lock wrote: Miroslav Philharmonic.

Forgot about that one.

There's also Symphony of Voices from Spectrasonics which I STILL use even though I have EWQLSC.

[Chronamut]

I agree that magnus choir is great for female choir.. not for male choir though - and most of their presets suck - but that one filtered down.. ahh.. heavenly..

[Zenan]

DSK Choirs

[BrokenDeck]

Don't use FL to mess around with EWQL. There are very few people here that are adequately prepared for that kind of bull. I know MaestroRage uses that combo almost exclusively, but he's a rare gem. If you want realistic choir samples, EWQL and Cubase is the only way to go. Word-builder will integrate smoothly into Cubase.

[hardtoplease]

symphonic choirs has always worked really well for me. never got my head around how to use the word builder though.

[kelwynshade]

Nathanallenpinard is right on the money with Symphonic Choirs. It's pretty much everything I've ever wanted in a true complex and high quality choir VST. Simply amazing stuff can happen with it.

I can vouche for it as I use it and many other East West products.

[TopherJ]

If you think Sytrus has too much of a delay you may have some issues :p

It has a good sound but it takes to long to attack. I need something faster.

Can't you reduce the attack time in Syntrus?

No, I don't think so.

*FACEPALM*

[Wurfel-Waffles]

This thread is old, but w/e

I use Requiem Pro/ It's alright for low budget musician.

[NickPerrin]

At 12/9/09 01:57 PM, BrokenDeck wrote: If you want realistic choir samples, EWQL and Cubase is the only way to go. Word-builder will integrate smoothly into Cubase.

I'm going to go ahead and say DO NOT go with EWQL choirs. It is an outdated product. The word builder will not sound as good as you hope it will and it lacks the up-to-date legato tech of newer choir libraries as well as other dynamics control options - lots of noticeably awkward sounds even in the demos on their site.

Check out 8dio's Requiem Pro or Cinesamples' Voxos. They both sound stellar and have similar features.

http://8dio.com/?btp_product=requiem-pro

http://cinesamples.com/products/voxos/

I use Voxos but I hear only good things about Requiem as well.