Nano59

Im trying to recreate this sort of thing: 

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRAiDa7KHz8

and I've created something vaguely similar. Please could someone show me where the problems are within this patch. I know there has to be some kind of vibrato but finding the right depth is proving difficult. Any help would be greatly appreciated

Im trying to recreate this sort of thing: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GRAiDa7KHz8

and I've created something vaguely similar.  Please could someone show me where the problems are within this patch.  I know there has to be some kind of vibrato but finding the right depth is proving difficult.  Any help would be greatly appreciated 

formant-synthesis

download the objects and patches, and you'll find a "singing voice" in:

CNMAT-Everything-OSX-MachO/CNMAT_MMJ-Depot/demos/singing/singing-voice~.mxb

also worth having a look at the old "chant"- objects by IRCAM...

Have a look at
http://cnmat.berkeley.edu/downloads
download the objects and patches, and you'll find a "singing voice" in:

CNMAT-Everything-OSX-MachO/CNMAT_MMJ-Depot/demos/singing/singing-voice~.mxb
also worth having a look at the old "chant"- objects by IRCAM...

The trick is to tune the bandpass filters in a way that the sound like a vowel:

i also prefer biquad over chant/resonators ... more flexible ... and 3-5 fruqency bands are enough

for generic (non-vowel) formant synthesis [paf~] has alwas been a good basis.

i also prefer biquad over chant/resonators ... more flexible ... and 3-5 fruqency bands are enough
to create a recognisable vowel.

for generic (non-vowel) formant synthesis [paf~] has alwas been a good basis.
