Six languages. That's how many you can translate any voice into with Synthesizer V Studio, vocal production software that turns notes and lyrics into singing vocals. You pick a voice. Enter your melody and words. Customize expressions through a straightforward interface.
MIDI imports work well here. Drop in a MIDI file and add lyrics to create vocal parts. Even better — you can convert actual voice samples into MIDI through Melodyne integration, then layer new voices on top. Useful for session musicians who need backing vocals from a lead track they recorded earlier.
Synthesizer V builds 16-voice choirs in a single track.
The voices sound realistic enough for demo work, though they won't fool anyone expecting human nuance in a final mix. Music producers and songwriters use it for vocal demos and rehearsal tracks. You can sketch out complex harmonies without booking studio time or coordinating multiple singers. The GUI makes expression adjustments simple. Vibrato happens with slider movements. Breathiness too. Tone shifts follow the same pattern.
Free trials let you test everything before committing to paid versions. It connects with MIDI keyboards for real-time input. Version 2.2 shows active development, with Studio 2 Pro offering the full feature set. You'll find it handles both lead vocals and choir arrangements without much learning curve.
