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If it's fitting to your style of music try using a vocoder (for example TAL vocoder from DISTRHO ports). It won't sound natural, but neither do these vocal synths to my ears.

Can we use wavetables created from samples, e.g. using text-to-speech to generate a wav file, import that into WaveEdit and export it as a wavetable for Vitalium?

nyxeles wrote: ↑Wed Jul 05, 2023 6:44 pm

@SpotlightKid You'll be able to login now!

Yup. Thank you.

For Arch Linux users: https://archlinux.org/packages/extra/x8 ... rho-ports/

Petrodvorets in winter 2023. Walking video sketches in the Lower Park of Peterhof, filmed in the winter of 2023, voiced by the author's guitar improvisation 'The little bird'.

I liked that one. But in the video the overused fast zooms are a bit jarring

Very well done, but not my cup of tea stylistically, too sugar-y-sweet.

But I commend you for using the "Not In Love" vocal pad technique. I always wanted to try that out myself sometime.

Excellent mood in this track. But I've you hadn't written it, I would never have guessed that it is a cover of Last Christmas. Not much left of the original song.

I like it! I guess to qualify as synthwave, the drums would have to be a bit more "produced" or synthetic, but as they are they gel well with the guitar.