Overall I dig the sound, and the flexibility sort of adds to the sound with how you can build your words or phrases and tweak the tone as needed. There’s even some extra bright/dark settings for the voices that change the tone slightly by pitch shifting up/down in a way that adds a different feel to the vocal. You can also adjust how the vibrato works, as well as reverb and even get into the details like tuning, delay, and panning for the different voices. I love the way you can change the legato types between playing the words in the phrase to playing the vowels, this allows you to riff a little bit and hold out vowel sounds for extra expression. The real coolness factor comes in when you start building phrases, and they actually sound good. You can quickly get a nice choir sound by stacking voices using those basic vowels. The vocal itself has a nice sound, and it’s easy enough to do the basic vocal vowel sounds like oh, ah, eh, etc. The word builder is very intuitive and easy to understand even without cracking open the manual, and there’s plenty of consonants, vowels, and special phrases to allow your creativity and imagination to run wild.
You get control over vibrato as well, and you can even store your phrases or words as keyswitches for quickly recalling in a performance setting. It’s got 3 different types of legato as well as the ability to stack voices for an ensemble type of sound. It’s a vocal library focused on it’s own word builder which allows you to create and play convincing words and phrases. Back with another review, this one is a cool vocal instrument/library from Realitone.
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