Re: Ewql Symphonic Choirs Keygen Download 20
Canumil Flowers
Sib. 5.1: EWQL Libraries
Posted by Peter Roos - 18 Mar 05:46PM Hide picture Good morning everyone:
I am in the process of trying to make my Eastwest Quantumleap libraries (Symphonic Choirs, Symphonic Orchestra, Vocaloid 2, Voices of Passion) to work with Sibelius. The libraries are installed on a separate slave computer (with Pentium IV quadcore processor, big hard drives and 4GB RAM). Sibelius runs on my laptop. The master laptop and slave computer are connected through FX Teleport.
1. Conceptual question: where should I install Wordbuilder, on the laptop or the slave computer? (My educated guess is the slave computer - Wordbuilder's output is MIDI, I don't see how you can "connect" Wordbuilder and the Symphonic Choirs libraries with FX Teleport)
2. Is there anyone in the SF Bay Area or Northern California who has succesfully installed symphonic choirs / symphonic orchestra? I'd like to see it in action and swap notes - have a lot of questions and issues about setup etc.
Thanks,
Peter Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 5.1: EWQL Libraries
Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 19 Mar 12:21AM Hide picture Peter Roos wrote:
> 1. Conceptual question: where should I install Wordbuilder, on the laptop or the
> slave computer?
Sibelius can't easily work with the WordBuilder program, I'm afraid.
But you may be able to install it on the slave computer and send MIDI
from Sibelius to it.
--
Contact Sibelius technical help:
North/Central/South America: [email protected] / 925-280-2101
UK: [email protected] / 020 7561 7997
Australia: [email protected]
Other countries: contact your distributor (www.sibelius.com/buy for details) Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 5.1: EWQL Libraries
Posted by Peter Roos - 20 Mar 06:37PM Hide picture Thanks Daniel. I installed Wordbuilder on my slave computer, now I have a few follow up questions:
1. How do I send MIDI messages from the master laptop to the slave? I have MIDI Yoke on both computers and can choose "Out to MIDI Yoke: 1" as output channel on Sibelius on the master, and "In From MIDI Yoke: 1" on Wordbuilder on the slave. But then the two still do not "talk" to each other. I get the impression that MIDI Yoke only connects programs or libraries that are on the same computer.
2. How do I get the sound back from the slave to the master? Using FX Teleport this is done automatically - but FX Teleport only works for VST Plugins installed on a slave computer, not for this.
(The easiest would be if I could choose "Wordbuilder" as a plugin from the menu in mixer, but that does not work.)
3. Last, do you know if there is a "Wordbuilder for Dummies" reference guide or DVD that explains the program in simple terms (beyond what is in the user manual)?
Thanks,
Peter Back to top Allthreads Re: Sib. 5.1: EWQL Libraries
Posted by Daniel Spreadbury - 22 Mar 11:57AM Hide picture Peter Roos wrote:
> 1. How do I send MIDI messages from the master laptop to the slave? I have MIDI
> Yoke on both computers and can choose "Out to MIDI Yoke: 1" as output channel
> on Sibelius on the master, and "In From MIDI Yoke: 1" on Wordbuilder on the slave.
> But then the two still do not "talk" to each other. I get the impression that
> MIDI Yoke only connects programs or libraries that are on the same computer.
You'll need to connect MIDI Yoke via an actual hardware MIDI link
between the two computers.
> 2. How do I get the sound back from the slave to the master? Using FX Teleport
> this is done automatically - but FX Teleport only works for VST Plugins installed
> on a slave computer, not for this.
I'm afraid I don't know the answer to this question. It's possible that
other users have got to the bottom of this, but I'm not aware of what
solution they've used.
> 3. Last, do you know if there is a "Wordbuilder for Dummies" reference guide or
> DVD that explains the program in simple terms (beyond what is in the user manual)?
Again, WordBuilder is considerably outside my own area of expertise, and
it's not a product that we recommend for use with Sibelius or can offer
any support on. However, I'm sure there's a large community of users
out there. Try the Sounds Online Forums here:
-forums.com/index.php
--
Contact Sibelius technical help:
North/Central/South America: [email protected] / 925-280-2101
UK: [email protected] / 020 7561 7997
Australia: [email protected]
Other countries: contact your distributor (www.sibelius.com/buy for details) Back to top Allthreads
hello
this is a great quesion because there is a lot of vocal library
if you want a big epic choir with sequencer, phrase editor it will cost money and you have 8dio lacrimosa, storm choir 2 from strezov sampling, oceania from performance sample, mars from soundiron and EW symphonic or hollywood choir , and the big dominus from fluffy audio, these are for me the best and huge library to have it cost a lot but you have a lot of possibilities and powerfull choir under your hand
if you have less money, 8 dio has requiem that is not bad, you can find also
with soundiron library you will find mercury micro and olympus element that cost each less than 100$, sound great but not so many possibilities
soundiron requiem light, mercury symphonic boychoir and venus sound great but for me must be doubled by another one
Strezov Sampling has also great choir library with Freyja, Rhodope, wotan that cost less than 250$ and arva children choir for nearly 300$ but children choir is very amazing when you mixe up girls and boys choir together wow fantastic.
I have been looking up and listening overviews of choir plugins whole day and my brain is slowly losing the ability to decide. It is really hard to pick one. What I really want is to have the basic vowels like aah, ohs, and hums, a word builder with latin syllables. It doesnt have to create complex words, it is only to make the choir sing something more realistic than just ohs and ahs Also, I aim for both staccatos and legatos. I want epic mixed choir.
I know there are better for higher price, there will always be a correlation between the quality and the price, I understand that. But these three are affordable for me. I guess there is no one who would just pick one of them for me?
I might as well wait for some massive sale, but I am actually not sure how to keep track of them? There was huge sale from NI back in August, they sold huge bundle of choirs for just 179, I hate myself for missing that
Well let me say it this way: I have got 8Dio Requiem, Liberis, Lacrimosa, EWQL Symphonic Choirs + VOTA, Soundiron Mercury lite, Performance Samples Oceania, Bestservice Mystica & Cantus, Fluffy Audio Dominus and Strezov Sampling Storm Choir I & II Complete, Tropar, Arva, Wotan, Freyja and Rhodope II.
8Dio Liberis also had a very nice sound and I used the vowel legato and FX quite often in the past - the problem with the limited phrasebuilder was the same as in Requiem Pro. Here an example how nice the vowel legato worked:
From my other choir libraries I especially liked Bestservices / Tarilontes Mystica Female (medieval) Womens Choir which had very nice legato. It also had limitations but for a more ancient sound without legato (which I needed in many medieval / celtic inspired tracks) this is exactly what you need and for that it is stil my library to go:
Medieval Sacred Demo
Later I purchased 8Dios Lacrimosa mostly because of Michal Cieleckis awesome demo and the marketing, but I have to confess that the product really disappointed me. What I liked where the fast Syllab combinations, but the normal legato was absolutely not of my liking and I also found that due the totally excessive number of singers the choir sound looses all its nice details which makes it sound even weaker than a choir with just 20 singers - its simple psycho-acoustics.
Now here I found out about Strezov Sampling and their Storm Choir I and II aswell about their Tropar. After listening to the great SC II demo by Adam Hochstatter I purchased SC II and was quite happy with it. Later i went for SC I once it was on Sale at I think vstbuzz and found out that I liked SC I even more than SC II because it works so well just right out of the box. You can write fast passages (not as fast as with Oceania but stil very fast) and also lyrical passages. A true timesaver and a very helpful and inspiring tool. The auto-syllab option aswell as the stacking was very nice. I am stil using this one. Here is a track that i have written featuring SC I for a micro-job (the solo voices in that track are the ethereal voice from Tarilontes Forest Kingdom II and ERA II Vocal Codex).
After that I purchased Wotan and was really blown away by its great sound and usability. Here is a track where I tested it on different criteria: Playability, sound standalone, sound in orchestral context, word building (lending the consonants from SC II).
Because I liked Wotan that much I decided to go for Freyja and Arva aswell - especially after listening to Oschmanns, Raynauds and Hochstatters Demos for these libraries. I didnt regret these purchases. Maybe expensive but very, VERY NICE! I also purchased Rhodope II because for ethnic stuff this is just a nice alternatice to the normal sounding choirs. Its just more ancient and raw with its throat singing style tressenet (or how that is written).
For ecclesiastic and sacred / classical projects I decided to get Fluffy Audios Dominus . I havent got a track written that I can show but damn - very nice and for this kind of project just incredible. Here is a demo by Morten Lauridsen.
The last choir that I purchased was Performance Sampless Oceania . While this choir IMO has got quite some flaws it works very well for what it is made for: Expressive and very fast and energetic singing right out of the box. So even I was not ULTRA impressed I respect that choir a lot because it is very strong in fast passages and its high amount of vibrato can really kick ass in special situations.
7fc3f7cf58