Re: vocal synthesis and processing

[Stefan Tiedje <stefantiedje@googlemail.com>]

Erdem Helvacioglu schrieb:
> i have received a new commission for a new major thriller movie. i will 
> be doing lots of sound processing, sound design, along with traditional 
> composing. the name of the movie is "voice". and the main sound design 
> will based on this recorded voice.
>  
> i was wondering which softwares and hardwares are especially good for 
> vocal synthesis and processing. should i use the kyma system? or would 
> metasynth, soundhack, csound, msp, audiomulch be enough?

It depends on what you envision, and on what you know. If you want to do 
anything, you'd need an universal tool: Kyma, csound, MSP woud be 
candidates. If you would want to experiment, wander around and see what 
will come up: Kyma, metasynth, a huge collection of plug-ins would be 
appropriate.

Maybe thats why Kyma is used a lot in movie sound design, its universal 
and you can wander around alike... It has its own learning curve and for 
myself, I always fell back to Max/MSP, simply because I know it better, 
and I have access to it always...

Stefan

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