GLS is a free Vocal remover plug-in developed by ToneBytes. Plogue's Alter/Ego is a new voice synthesis platform. It's free and can run as standalone software, VST, AU, or RTAS/AAX plugin in 32 or 64 bits. Daisy seems at her best with higher female vocals – she sounds most convincing and powerful there. Male vocals sound more synthetic and more subdued. Cartoonish voices with the helium turned up also sound good, in an obviously unnatural way.
Daisy is a robot but she can sound quite human, especially when singing longer syllables. It’s quite an eerie feeling when after a few robotic words a longer note shows up, vibrato kicks in, and Daisy suddenly sounds very human for a second or two, before suddenly turning robotic again. More whispery sounds also sound more human. #Vocal rider vst 64 bit mod#Īutomating the vibrato (or controlling it via mod wheel) and expression can sound quite expressive and emotional. Other parameters can also add emotion in more subtle ways, for example changing the impulse width to make the sound slightly less smooth and more gritty. One sound I haven’t been able to get is a very aggressive or dirty vocal – Daisy’s always too clean and nice to ever sound much like Tom Waits or even Katy Perry. Extreme metal vocals are not really possible, either. Lower notes can sound a bit growly, though, so maybe distortion or other external effects can bring that out. Mixing these vocals isn’t very difficult – you can put the same effects you normally would put on a human voice, including harmonic exciters and sweeping resonant filters. VocRider is a freeware vocal rider VST plugin developed by Terry West, providing smooth leveling of vocal tracks in relation to the the rest of the mix. A true timesaver, this plugin adjusts your vocal levels automatically, saving you the need to draw each level change in your DAW or manually ride faders. A selection of great free VST plugins that all hold their own against their commercial counterparts.
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