You trying to be Porter Robinson too?

They're expensive, that's all I know. Seem not that hard to use.

Hey all,

First topic post here and not sure if this has been asked before. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience using vocaloids (specifically Avanna). I was wondering if they're easy to use, a good tool to have during production if you want vocals, or if they're generally worth buying and using.

Thanks!

Quote from: Dnaha on January 26, 2016, 05:29:48 pm

Hey all,

First topic post here and not sure if this has been asked before. I was wondering if anyone here has had any experience using vocaloids (specifically Avanna). I was wondering if they're easy to use, a good tool to have during production if you want vocals, or if they're generally worth buying and using.

Thanks!

Thanks a bunch for these links!

Hi Dnaha, how far down the rabbit hole do you want to go?

HTH:

If you're finding it hard to find a vocalist, consider using a voice synth:
https://www.reddit.com/r/edmproduction/comments/3jcara/if_youre_finding_it_hard_to_find_a_vocalist/

Voxanimation: Voice Synth Production as an Art Form
https://ello.co/zuddox/post/GUi8obYTJAF7esFJEEpMOQ

"What Equipment/Tools do you need to start doing Voxanimation?"
https://ello.co/zuddox/post/jDqHLgIjzSKIAOv9Kz-k9g

Voxanimation subreddit:
https://www.reddit.com/r/voxanimation/

Cheers, zuddox

I highly recommend it. If not for creating final vocals, its good for getting vocal ideas down before you send to vocalists.

It's just a shame that it's so non-user-friendly and expensive

EDIT: Btw I never try to do the pitch changes in vocaloid, I just do it all one pitch and edit it in melodyne