Solaria made Easy. A simple way to use Synthesizer V voices in your DAW.

This tutorial is about 3 topics:
1) The basics of composing vocals in Synthesizer V
2) How to render the vocals „brick by brick“
3) How to create backing vocals for your song

This is my 2nd tutorial about Solaria, an AI-voice, created by Eclipsed Sounds, in partnership with Dreamtonics.
I’ve been working for more than a year with Synth V and several other voices, I tried out many methods, and in my opinion the simplest and quickest way to render the singing and bring it into your Digital Audio Workstation is „brick by brick“, sentence by sentence, each in a separate wav-file.
Through this it will be easy to edit each part of the vocals, in the same way as you would edit an audio recording made by a human singer. It will also be easy to create good backing vocals for your song.
It doesn’t matter which Digital Audio Workstation you are using, it also doesn’t matter whether you are using the Synth V Pro or Basic (free) version, the way of rendering is the same.

00:56 The basics of composing vocals in Synthesizer V
03:33 How to render the vocals „brick by brick“
07:46 How to create backing vocals for your song

The free and pro version of Synthesizer V Studio are available here: https://resource.dreamtonics.com/down...
The free voice of Solaria Lite can be downloaded here:
https://drive.google.com/drive/folder...
Solaria Pro can be downloaded here: https://www.eclipsedsounds.com/solaria

For more information about Solaria and Synthesizer V you can visit this site:
https://forum.synthesizerv.com

If you have any questions, feel free to leave a note in the comments.

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