Dreamtonics Synthesizer V - AI Vocal Synth That Will Blow Your Mind

[@UDiAudio]

Synthesizer V Studio Pro udiaudio.com/collections/dreamtonics

[@LumiosNoctis]

There are quite a few vocal synthesis softwares like Synthesizer V. There is of course Vocaloid 6, there is Cevio AI. But there are also some open source options that have a similar quality level to Synthesizer V AI such as DiffSinger that can be used with the software OpenUTAU

[@UDiAudio]

Thanks 🙏🏼 I’ll check it out

[@alanawright5586]

Vocaloid 6 is just a SVC singing Vocal Changer .

[@LumiosNoctis]

@@alanawright5586 What are you talking about. You might be confusing with Vocalo Changer. Vocalo Changer is included with Vocaloid 6, but it's just one of the features of Vocaloid 6. Vocaloid 6 still works with manual notes inputs like previous vocaloid versions and synthesizer v

[@mrbela8364]

Very useful video! Very interesting.. Good and nice job! Thank you very much!!

[@UDiAudio]

thank you so much for this comment. This product is available in my shop udiaudio.com

[@alaposte4386]

I find this software much better than vocaloid in terms of the realism of the voices. There are still some small imperfections concerning the transport part between the cursors, in the loop game. The display of the grid would require more precision. In any case it is a globally revolutionary technological progress.

[@UDiAudio]

and here’s the song on Spotify open.spotify.com/album/2huuecc2Hjjs9tAuzqtMOg?si=evRjJYRCS922A2A6g25GOQ

[@utubelica]

nice video:) I cannot see how the editor works, is it like editing fx a piano plugin or does it have it's own edit window. I have had Em-voice for many years and it is annoying that it is in a seperat window. I've seen other videos on this synth where you need to sync them tempos and I find that strange. Can you explain please. I have Cubase 14

[@EdVizenor]

What's the keyboard shortcut to move notes up, down, left or right?

[@UDiAudio]

sorry, I have no idea you might want to check the user guide

[@ekitiibwalife7921]

Can this software be used for instruments and beats as well, or you have to develop those elsewhere? Sorry if you mentioned it somewhere.

[@UDiAudio]

You can import audio files or background music but it's not a DAW in which you can compose with other instruments. In this video I'm using it as a VST plugin in Cubase which allows me to compose and use instruments. You are welcome to buy a bundle in my shop (I'm an authorized reseller): udiaudio.com/collections/dreamtonics

[@alanawright5586]

Ace studio looks exactly like this except for its subscription based. You can do the same with it as you can with Synthesizer V.

[@UDiAudio]

never had a chance to check on ace studio. i’m sure there are other similar tools out there from what I experienced with Synthesizer V, the vocals sound very natural

[@mootologist]

I have been using ACE for about 6 months. It does not render in real time. You have to wait. It's not much, but it definitely gets irritating. You have no where near the flexibility in voice parameters. The DAW integration is not intuitive in ACE. The editing features and shortcuts are simplistic and the "manual" is nearly non-existent. The consonants in ACE are challenging as well. I haven't used Synth V yet because I feel like I got burned on ACE a little, but I have been looking at a ton of videos and am about to get the trial because Synth V looks better so far. Cheaper. Way more control and faster rendering.

[@mootologist]

You can NOT do the same with ACE.

[@mootologist]

Also, you get more free voices with ACE, but unless you want your music to have the vocals of a japanese female in the fifth grade there are actually 2.

[@rayderrich]

Looks like a fun tool to add to the setup, but boy it is expensive! If you usually hire people to sing and this would replace it, that is a different story of course.

[@UDiAudio]

in my shop, I can only get the bundles, but maybe on Dreamtinics you can get the basic studio. If you want I can give you 5% off coupon..

[@rayderrich]

@@UDiAudio It is not me trying to get it cheaper, I was just a little shocked but understand why they price it that high, no worries.

[@UDiAudio]

@@rayderrichNo worries ✨

[@Arcessitor]

$90 is expensive lmao? That's like 1/4th of a professional vocal performance for a single song.

[@UDiAudio]

@@Arcessitor Still this allows you to produce endless number of songs.. but maybe that's not the point. With this software you can try things, experiment and create on your own. It's not always this or hire a vocalist.

[@101Licious]

Is it a VST or ?

[@UDiAudio]

It's both standalone and VST plugin. In this video I'm using it as vst plugin. You are welcome to buy a bundle in my shop (I'm an authorized reseller): udiaudio.com/collections/dreamtonics Let me know if you need more help.

[@DreamerOneManBand]

Hello, How many voices do you get with the purchase of the $89 Synthesizer V Pro ? Thank you

[@UDiAudio]

From dreamtonics website it seems the Synthesizer V Pro comes with one free voice. I suggest you check it out. You can support my channel and buy a bundle that includes 3 or 6 voices plus synthesizer v of course. See the link in the description of this video. “Free Voice Database for Synthesizer V Studio Pro All users of Synthesizer V Studio Pro also receive the free vocal Mai (Download). Mai is a bright and energetic feminine pop vocalist originally recorded in Japanese, but able to sing clearly in English and Chinese using the cross lingual synthesis function. With Emotional and Soft vocal modes, Mai’s singing style can be adapted to a wide variety of productions. Like other Dreamtonics voices, there is no restriction on the monetization of songs created with Mai.”

[@eliyahhaddads5778]

is it multi language?

[@UDiAudio]

Yes. English, Japanese, Spanish, Chinese. I have 2 bundles in my shop. udiaudio.com

[@LilHoss]

$89 for pro, then more for voice packs? Too much!!!!

[@UDiAudio]

I wouldn't say it's too much for what this software can do which is generate excellent vocal tracks that actually sound natural.

[@LilHoss]

@@UDiAudio So, buying the pro version you get one voice, then you have to buy voice packs to get the right voice, so you end up spending what, $400-$500???? That's too much!!!

[@themidimachine]

@@LilHoss You could always buy one voice at a time. Sure, you can collect voices if you want, but you don't have to. I could do all my songs with one female singer. The males are a little trickier since there are more holes in the range, but you may also be able to do male vocals with just one voice. For general use, Solaria and Hayden would get you most of the way for pop.