Just watched an old (from 2009) 5 part series on the EWQL Word Builder for Symphonic Choirs.
 
I can see how in many ways it's better than the Soundiron phrase builder for Mars and Venus.
 
Can't wait until I have a need for that tool.

I take it you have been over to the EW forums and read ALL the comments about it ???
some of them are not quite flattering ..jus sayin

musicman100
I take it you have been over to the EW forums and read ALL the comments about it ???
some of them are not quite flattering ..jus sayin

What's the point? I'll just be slammed as a fanoi with a low post count, roight?

I often wonder why these choir demos don't have a special cover version of old McDonald had a farm. Would really help when making quality vowel decisions.

Bibs

wizard71
I often wonder why these choir demos don't have a special cover version of old McDonald had a farm. Would really help when making quality vowel decisions.

Bibs

Because it would come out sounding like Oh mmmahmm ahdah ahmm. However, layered with multiple tracks of distorted guitars and exploding drums, folks would just call it symphonic metal and marvel at its genius. After all, intelligible lyrics haven't been relevant to metal music since "War Pigs".

bitflipper

wizard71
I often wonder why these choir demos don't have a special cover version of old McDonald had a farm. Would really help when making quality vowel decisions.

Bibs

Because it would come out sounding like Oh mmmahmm ahdah ahmm. However, layered with multiple tracks of distorted guitars and exploding drums, folks would just call it symphonic metal and marvel at its genius. After all, intelligible lyrics haven't been relevant to metal music since "War Pigs".

You could call them the "Latine Choir Faux", no?
 

I was having a bad day; but a little dose of Dave and BAPU, and I'm smiling once again.
 
Thanks guys!

Sorry to hear about your bad day, Tom.
 
How about a joke to cheer you up: 12!

11's just fine!
Feeling better today.
Thanks!
;-)