Īmong other things, I do old-time radio plays of a science fiction novel I have been writing since 1987, and for the first two volumes I did all the voices, which is fine when they are male voices but not so great when they are female voices, hence the ongoing need for at least one intriguing digital female voice.
There also is a "Settings" page for Realivox Blue, and this is where you tailor advanced options and parameters. The "library enabled" version costs $139.95 (US), which is the "Summer Sale" price. Įven though I have the full version of Kontakt 5, I purchased the version for folks who do not have the full version of Kontakt 5, because for the additional $10, Realivox Blue appears as a library, which makes it easier to load, since it appears a library rather than as a set of files. There are two versions, one for folks who have the full version of Kontakt 5 (Native Instruments) and want to save $10 (US) and one for folks who do not have the full version of Kontakt 5, hence need to use an activated version of the Kontakt 5 Player. One of the searches revealed a new female digital vocalist and soprano named "Realivox Blue", so I examined the information watched a few YouTube video tutorials to see how it works listened to some audio clips and then purchased it. I was doing a bit of research yesterday to see whether Yamaha had made any of its digital vocalists available for the Mac, since the last time I checked they only were available for Windows, which continues to be the case, but so what.
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