This synger-derived algorithmic vocalist uses a reduced phoneme set inspired by polynesian languages.
Xchanter uses Lance Putnam's henon oscillator (orbit modeling) sep. This is a very old VST, as of 2008 I still hear of it being used.
Xchanter uses Lance Putnam's henon oscillator (orbit modeling) sep. This is a very old VST, as of 2008 I still hear of it being used.
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Win 32 VST
(0.6 Mb)
(5 / 5)
THIS LITTLE SYNTH does not look great, but it has some weird sound that are unusual and good quality, need some FX and it can be a strange sounding synth, good for sound design.
(0 / 5)
Didn't even work for me, froze ableton.
(4 / 5)
Excellent for a freebie. You people just lack patience, this thing can do some very good stuff.
Sounds like a retarded throat cancer patient that really has alot to say. If you have a sense of humor you will have a blast with this for at least 15 minutes. Of course 5 of that will be staring at your computer wondering why the hell your playing with it. Ahahaa.
You are right.
Never laughed so hard at a comment before. But it's true
lol that comment sure is from 2010 xD
(1 / 5)
So bad.
(3 / 5)
It's okay, but get Angelina.. that one is better... sure, it's not free, but it's not overly costly, and it sounds great, easier to work with than this one. Still, this one is free and if you are patient with it, and don't mind working at it, possibly will get good results. Me...I don't have a lot of time to wast, so it's either Angelina or Cantor, Angelina in first place cos it never freezes my PC like Cantor. Matter of fact, neither has this free one.
(4 / 5)
Sounds awesome with some processing :)
(2 / 5)
Poor graphic user interface, weird sound quality, easy to use.
(4 / 5)
I've had this one for years. If you understand formant processing well, this synth can do nice things for you.