Garbage
In the age of amazing realistic AI vocals? I didn’t check the release year, what a fool I am. Anyhow, the developer needs to make a living, too, so I should support the good effort.
Great app, needs more “voices”
Works well as an Audio Unit in GarageBand on iOS (and the macOS version is also good), but more voice styles are needed. This is just money sitting on the table waiting for the developer to pick up and implement in this very useful app.
Interesting sounds
IOS music makers are always on the look out for new and interesting sounds, and/or variations. Pipa delivers both, and uses to add warmth and tone to a piece it’s excellent. BTW, I got this in the recent sale, and returned to buy more the next morning …only to find that the developers sale lasted a single day. So what was the point of that, getting people interested then snatching away the opportunity.
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Interesting and worth tweaking
It’s interesting, very worth tweaking the presets and setting up user patches. Also look closely at your playing technique because these aren’t just samples but act more like synth patches.
Really wonderful
This just sounds fresh and different. Can be used as backing chorus, leads, and pads. Fun!
Super cool!
Don't forget to play it in chords and put through some long pitch-shifting reverb or delay for a proper dreamy atmosphere.
Good so far!
I like it so far! It’s on the right track. My only gripe is that there needs more voice range, and I’d like to be able to stay within the same voice on a keyboard rather than it changing every octave and going from the right voice type to suddenly a man.
Having different voices more common with various ethnicities/languages, strong, soft, robust, soulful, mousey, raspy, hoarse, etc. would make this perfect, along with larger range and the ability to add more vibrato by sliding up on the key to give it more control.
If there’s a way to do these already and I’m just missing it, please let me know where it is and how to use it lol
What would be really cool is if we could play a song or speak and it can adjust to that voice frequency and tone and learn new voices. It sounds too much like basic Caucasian church singers at the moment. Lol I want voices like soft spoken Japanese electronic pop girls and African RnB soul queens 🤣
Having different voices more common with various ethnicities/languages, strong, soft, robust, soulful, mousey, raspy, hoarse, etc. would make this perfect, along with larger range and the ability to add more vibrato by sliding up on the key to give it more control.
If there’s a way to do these already and I’m just missing it, please let me know where it is and how to use it lol
What would be really cool is if we could play a song or speak and it can adjust to that voice frequency and tone and learn new voices. It sounds too much like basic Caucasian church singers at the moment. Lol I want voices like soft spoken Japanese electronic pop girls and African RnB soul queens 🤣
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Glad I Bought This
“Natural Lead” jumpstarts every project with a convincing monophonic melodic line. Useful, good value, recommended.
Gorgeous in places, and flexible.
All I can say is...OW OW OW AOOW OWAAOW or something like that. In a good way. After a couple of hours shifting controls and selecting the different vowel sounds (top right on the screen), I suddenly have an interest in choirs. Versatile, wide-ranging, new.
It’s probably one of those apps where it is best deployed sparingly, but it is versatile to a point, giving you different vowels to choose from, and there is the basic male/female/mixed choice on the left of the app’s fascia. Having said that, I do want to produce an entire piece with this app centre-stage, multiple parts. It kind of asks to do that.
Chords or just two-note chords, can sound really vibrant with the right vowel sound selected, and full and all very warm and great. This does not sing as such, but it does do a good bit of angelic sounds and also down into Gregorian chant territory, it’s really interesting. Very usable.
Klevgrand say it has a basis in wavetables morphing and fusing together somehow, and the graphical approach to certain aspects being adjusted is reminiscent of the rather wonderful Korvpressor which I absolutely cannot do without - normal compressors leave me largely baffled. The sausage-graphic was a real innovation then, and I like this app’s similar principles being applied. Standard enough wavetable mode of operation I know, but it’s well-done here for multiple aspects of how the vowel is emitted.
Very 5-star, and having spent some time now slapping about every effect I have in iOS on the end of it, again less is more, because you don’t want to obliterate the vocal sound this app sends out. So delays and echoes and reverb work very well, distortion just is kind of prone to losing the character of this as a sound source, so there’s a bit of subtlety to deploying this to best advantage.
Don’t think there’s anything quite like it on iOS for sure, and it worked well in Cubasis 3 when used as an AUv3, I will be trying it in GB next.
Very likeable, lovely interface, I just needed to take care with some inserted effects in Cub3, their input or output could default to be a little ear-splitting if used right away without checking this, my fault.
Well made and responds well to judicious effects. This is a bit novel, in a good way, and the wavetable essence comes through as I say, in that parameters are altered of eg pitch change over the duration of the vowel uttered, and other parameters too.
Lastly, I found the pitch wheel on the Cub3 keyboard onscreen, to be really useful, you pop your finger on it above or below the ‘sprung’ central position, and it leaps to that location, a characteristic not repeatable in a ‘real’ MIDI controller keyboard, and this method of pitch-changing as opposed to hitting a different note by the key pressed, gives a lovely effect with this choral type of sound, very nice!
It’s probably one of those apps where it is best deployed sparingly, but it is versatile to a point, giving you different vowels to choose from, and there is the basic male/female/mixed choice on the left of the app’s fascia. Having said that, I do want to produce an entire piece with this app centre-stage, multiple parts. It kind of asks to do that.
Chords or just two-note chords, can sound really vibrant with the right vowel sound selected, and full and all very warm and great. This does not sing as such, but it does do a good bit of angelic sounds and also down into Gregorian chant territory, it’s really interesting. Very usable.
Klevgrand say it has a basis in wavetables morphing and fusing together somehow, and the graphical approach to certain aspects being adjusted is reminiscent of the rather wonderful Korvpressor which I absolutely cannot do without - normal compressors leave me largely baffled. The sausage-graphic was a real innovation then, and I like this app’s similar principles being applied. Standard enough wavetable mode of operation I know, but it’s well-done here for multiple aspects of how the vowel is emitted.
Very 5-star, and having spent some time now slapping about every effect I have in iOS on the end of it, again less is more, because you don’t want to obliterate the vocal sound this app sends out. So delays and echoes and reverb work very well, distortion just is kind of prone to losing the character of this as a sound source, so there’s a bit of subtlety to deploying this to best advantage.
Don’t think there’s anything quite like it on iOS for sure, and it worked well in Cubasis 3 when used as an AUv3, I will be trying it in GB next.
Very likeable, lovely interface, I just needed to take care with some inserted effects in Cub3, their input or output could default to be a little ear-splitting if used right away without checking this, my fault.
Well made and responds well to judicious effects. This is a bit novel, in a good way, and the wavetable essence comes through as I say, in that parameters are altered of eg pitch change over the duration of the vowel uttered, and other parameters too.
Lastly, I found the pitch wheel on the Cub3 keyboard onscreen, to be really useful, you pop your finger on it above or below the ‘sprung’ central position, and it leaps to that location, a characteristic not repeatable in a ‘real’ MIDI controller keyboard, and this method of pitch-changing as opposed to hitting a different note by the key pressed, gives a lovely effect with this choral type of sound, very nice!
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Yes!
This thing sounds great!
Very Interesting
Another really different Klevgrand synth...
Just very beautiful vocal type sounds, with some nice variability.
Just very beautiful vocal type sounds, with some nice variability.
