Hello, I am trying to get a decent Choir sound without spending to much money because I am tight on funds right now. Obviously I would prefer free, but chances are highly unlikely.
I been looking around, and VST's seem to be disappointing, and the ones that are good can not be used in a VST host properly. For example DSK Choirz sounds great! I just can't manage to get it to work properly off a VST hosting program. At least not on my Windows 7 PC. SF files are extinct. Xpand's Choirs do not even sound like choirs, and the the female tones sound like men when deep toned.
That being said I have looked around at "alternatives." But at this point I've given up my own research and I'm turning to you for advice and "alternatives." I am not expecting E.W.Q.L. quality here, though that would be nice if possible haha! But seriously, I am into Symphonic Metal so anything halfway decent would be great. As long as the sound, sounds good and gives Choir atmosphere that is all I'm looking for. I know I have no right to be picky at this point.
I am using a dual core laptop with Windows 7 64 bit, 3G of ram and Pro Tools 8 L.E. But again I am up for alternatives that involve using other free studio software, or hosting programs if necessary to produce the sound. From there I will find my way into including it on the track somehow.
I know it's better to buy high end stuff and be done with it, but a man's wallet dictates a lot when you do not want to steal any programs.
Thanks for any help or advice!
I been looking around, and VST's seem to be disappointing, and the ones that are good can not be used in a VST host properly. For example DSK Choirz sounds great! I just can't manage to get it to work properly off a VST hosting program. At least not on my Windows 7 PC. SF files are extinct. Xpand's Choirs do not even sound like choirs, and the the female tones sound like men when deep toned.
That being said I have looked around at "alternatives." But at this point I've given up my own research and I'm turning to you for advice and "alternatives." I am not expecting E.W.Q.L. quality here, though that would be nice if possible haha! But seriously, I am into Symphonic Metal so anything halfway decent would be great. As long as the sound, sounds good and gives Choir atmosphere that is all I'm looking for. I know I have no right to be picky at this point.
I am using a dual core laptop with Windows 7 64 bit, 3G of ram and Pro Tools 8 L.E. But again I am up for alternatives that involve using other free studio software, or hosting programs if necessary to produce the sound. From there I will find my way into including it on the track somehow.
I know it's better to buy high end stuff and be done with it, but a man's wallet dictates a lot when you do not want to steal any programs.
Thanks for any help or advice!
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