choral

Sounds pretty good except for the G in regina and the basses don't sound too real.
Why did you choose to use basses from a different product?
We used symphonic choir boy sopranos on on Blessiong V2 on my soundclick page.
Troy

Still working on this, as on everything with samples, to make it more right ...

Troy, the symphonic choirs basses go only as high as an A, so it takes a lot of work to get a full bass line programmed working around that -- when I get time, I'll do what the makers should have done and make the notes extend to cover a full vocal bass range. The soprano had the same problem, only going down to an A (leaving off the lower fifth of their range). Completely dumb, imo, but that's one of the many drawbacks of this package. Trying to use it anyway!

Jeff, ecclesiastical latin is different than classical, especially in some of the sounds at the beginning of this: the G, the V, etc. There will be a note on the sheet music indicating my preference for italianate ecclesiastical latin. One could certainly do it differently, but that's how I was imagining it, with the V instead of W and J instead of G and so on.

Thanks for listening.

Just to echo the previous comment. If you hadn't said it were samples and I just had it on in the background I'd never have known it wasn't a "real" choir. Impressive stuff.


Oli

Thanks much for listening and your points of view -- finished up with the recording to the extent necessary and deleted the links. Hopefully you'll hear it in a year or two at a chorus near you.