Dreamtonics Black Friday Sale

[ZincT]

https://store.dreamtonics.com/

This sale is on until 1st December...

25% off all voice upgrades
20% off Synthesizer SV Studio 2 Pro & Single  SV Voices
15% off Bundle purchases
30% off Vocoflex

They also have two new English voices (Etta and Danny)...

 

 

and two new Chinese Operatic voices, Lang Chuan (baritone) and Yun Hua (mezzo-soprano),
which also do English well according to one review I read... 

 

 

Edited 7 hours ago by ZincT

[locrian]

I like the way Danny sounds but wonder whether it pays to keep buying single voicebanks for ~$80 when, for the same price, I can buy a 'voice changer' app that will transform a single SynthV voice into many different voices.

Thoughts?

[ZincT]

20 minutes ago, locrian said:

I like the way Danny sounds but wonder whether it pays to keep buying single voicebanks for ~$80 when, for the same price, I can buy a 'voice changer' app that will transform a single SynthV voice into many different voices.

Thoughts?

Yes I bought Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI perpetual license when it was on a deal for that reason. Seems to work fine, even using a SV voice as input.  I think it's on a BF deal again  at the moment.  

There is a 7 day limited trial. 

Here is the link for their BF sale... 

https://www.sonarworks.com/black-friday

Edited 55 minutes ago by ZincT

[locrian]

55 minutes ago, ZincT said:

Yes I bought Sonarworks SoundID VoiceAI perpetual license when it was on a deal for that reason. Seems to work fine, even using a SV voice as input.  I think it's on a BF deal again  at the moment.  

There is a 7 day limited trial. 

Here is the link for their BF sale... 

https://www.sonarworks.com/black-friday

Yes, I too own SoundID VoiceAI.  And that's why I'm wondering if it pays to continue buying single voices when something like SoundID VoiceAI can turn one voice into many different voices.  My post was more about hearing what others are doing in this regard.

I should say that I'm very happy with all the SynthV voicebanks I've purchased thus far, but am unsure if this is a cost-effective strategy going forward.