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Transform your music projects with the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices, a truly expansive vocal sample library that captures the essence of both classical and contemporary vocal styles. Whether you're a composer seeking the grandeur of a full choral backdrop or a producer in search of that perfect pop layer, this collection delivers with stunning precision and depth.
Featuring an impressive range of vocal timbres, Symphony of Voices is a four-disc set that showcases the incredible versatility of human voice. From the 80-voice London Chorale, recorded in the enchanting acoustics of an English cathedral, to the ethereal tones of a boys' choir and the haunting resonance of Gregorian chants, this library offers a tapestry of sonic possibilities. Each disc focuses on a distinct vocal style, providing everything from operatic tenor and soprano solos to lush, multi-layered pop stacks that evoke the timeless beauty of artists like Enya.
Notably, this collection includes samples with minimal vibrato, offering a level of playability and adaptability rarely seen in vocal libraries. With a variety of dynamic performances, including natural crescendos, staccato accents, and vibrant vowel transitions, Symphony of Voices is a treasure trove for anyone looking to elevate their soundtracks, orchestrations, or pop productions.
Key Features:
- 80-voice London Chorale with rich, natural reverb
- Classical solo voices including operatic tenor and soprano
- Authentic English boys' choir and Gregorian male voices
- Extensive library of pop vocal stacks with layered harmonies
- Includes unique vocal effects like whispering, murmuring, and more
Unleash the power of vocal storytelling in your compositions with the Symphony of Voices, a must-have for every serious music creator.
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Cinesample's Voxos offers a softer, more intimate sound, similar to Symphony of Voices, whereas Soundiron's Olympus Choir delivers an epic, large-scale choir experience.
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"Absolutely BRILLIANT! These are beautiful sounds that will work great in my music. The Gregorian Men and Choir FX are really cool and unique."
"The Boys Choir is amazing. We used them in Good Will Hunting. Very Impressive."
Akira Yamaoka utilized the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices sample CD for background vocals or hums in his work, as evidenced by the video "Silent Hill: Homecoming Unreleased OST - Underground Dawn III" at 0:27 with the sample " MISERERE " being played .
James Newton Howard has praised Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices, highlighting its effectiveness by stating, "Sometimes your samples work better than real singers. The best in the business." This endorsement is featured on Spectrasonics' official legacy products page.
Trevor Rabin praised the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices, describing the sounds as "simply fantastic," as noted in the Spectrasonics Legacy Products overview.
Steve Porcaro praises the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices for its impressive sound quality, highlighting the Pop Stacks and Boys Choirs as particularly remarkable. He notes the collection's comprehensive range, including Gregorian chants, as superior to other offerings. This endorsement is featured on the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices product page.
Christopher Franke praises the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices for its exceptional quality and innovative "Moving Vowels" technique, highlighting its potential to inspire many musicians. This endorsement is noted on the Spectrasonics Legacy Products page for Symphony of Voices.
Mark Isham praises Spectrasonics' Symphony of Voices, highlighting the exceptional quality of the Women and Boys Choir samples. He expresses satisfaction with how this collection has enhanced his work, as noted on the Spectrasonics Legacy Products page.
David Newman uses the Spectrasonics Symphony of Voices, as highlighted on the Spectrasonics website. He praises the exceptional recording quality, noting its significant benefit for accessing high-quality vocal samples.
"Most tracks in Diablo 2 were built around a blend of maracas and the human voice whispering or shouting. Favorite sources for this sound were live, using the 808/909 rack emulator, the Ensoniq percussion library, and Spectrasonics' Heart of Africa. My favorite choral voices were from the ASR-10 libraries and the ubiquitous Symphony of Voices. In the sound department, some Lucas source was also used, with the trademark fireball being found in the portal-generation sound. The Diablo 2 skill tree was a nicely sized task for everyone directly involved, and it meant significant thinking through almost one hundred miniature operas."
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