it was like a dream I had since I started to create my sounds, having the possibility to simulate a crowd to sing my hooks and choruses. Many options out there with plug-ins or Artificial Intelligence, some pretty valid too ...this one is made through Vital Synth and actually follows a melody you play...and you can put in the words / syllables of your choice...
https://reddit.com/link/1ueetj9/video/lakdmjqgo89h1/player
TTWT on Vital Synth offers a great way synthesize and multiply voices...i tried to obtain a realistic effect blending some nostalgia with this old tune...do you think it works? It is anyway easier than stacking 40 people in a studio like Scooter did back then :)
https://reddit.com/link/1udphej/video/438siwfus29h1/player
TTWT offers a great way synthesize and multiply voices...i tried to obtain a realistic effect blending some nostalgia with this old tune...do you think it works? It is anyway easier than stacking 40 people in a studio like Scooter did back then :)
I saw some on yt in the past, some are costy, some are way too articulate and difficult to make while the result does not cut it! I would like to have a crowd singing the hooks of my drops or some parts of the chorus.. but i cannot stack 40 people in my livingroom....or record myself over and over from every angle of the room....neighbours would call the police 🤣
That's how it went.
I was trying to recreate the kick+bass interaction from "Drugs From Amsterdam" in Vital and had OBS running because I thought I might turn it into a tutorial later.
Instead, I started jamming with the patch, mapped a few controls, drifted away from the original sound, and after about 8 minutes I had a melody and the foundations of a totally new track.
I chopped together the best moments from the session and eventually turned them into my latest track, "La Piazza" (the vocals came later).
https://reddit.com/link/1uac9pn/video/0trvz8cpk28h1/player
This video is a short summary of that process.
I've always found this a fun way to write music: start with a technical goal, then follow the accidents when something unexpected appears.
Do any of you end up writing tracks while you're supposedly just designing sounds?
That's how it went.
I was trying to recreate the kick+bass interaction from "Drugs From Amsterdam" in Vital and had OBS running because I thought I might turn it into a tutorial later.
Instead, I started jamming with the patch, mapped a few controls, drifted away from the original sound, and after about 8 minutes I had a melody and the foundations of a totally new track.
I chopped together the best moments from the session and eventually turned them into my latest track, "La Piazza" (the vocals came later).
https://reddit.com/link/1u9bizo/video/0trvz8cpk28h1/player
This video is a short summary of that process.
I've always found this a fun way to write music: start with a technical goal, then follow the accidents when something unexpected appears.
Do any of you end up writing tracks while you're supposedly just designing sounds?
I am trying some stuff to perform with Vital as a live instrument rather than just Studio use / preset, filling tracks. Has anyone ever thought about this?
Hi! I created this housy track by jamming... now I cannot find what subgenre it may belong to. Do you guys can help?