> Message posted by Jim Bannockx <nacnacmusic@ skynet.be > <mailto:nacnacmusic %40skynet. be>>: > > Thank you very much for the link. > Now, it works flawlessly on my G5 in combination with logic pro, and , > indeed, i have to practice with the way i writ text in Wordbuilder. > But it's nice that I can let sing a full choir all my crap > texts.. sometimes funny; > Thank you > Jim Bannockx. It works flawlessly on my G5 with Logic Pro too...... but if anybody can get an intelligible sentence out of the thing in less than a decade, I'll be very surprised. If you invited a choir around to record, filled their mouths with large amounts of bread, then gagged them with a gag which you could use to tow a truck, and recorded them with a mic inside a cardboard box, inside a bigger cardboard box, and EQ'd out everything over 200 Hz, oh, and asked them to sing in an obscure Albanian dialect, you would get very close to the "Wordbuilder" . I should know by now, but this piece of software will be joining Vocaloid on my pile of "software that promises lots, costs a fortune, but is unusable". Aren't guitars wonderful ? :-) Colin Orr -------------------------- I know I'm a bit off topic...but I am very pleased with this product. Nothing will replace human singers and the package is far from perfect. You can cover up some of the flaws with session singers. Sometimes it reminds me of a hint of Vocaloid on some of the demo songs...but stay away from any solo work from this product. I've spent time with tweaking English phrases and it can sound good. Great for mock ups too. I don't have access to a real choir and I'm glad to have the software. This product is great for haunting choir effects on soundtrack work done in Latin or some fictitious language with a nice tail of ambience. As far as Logic goes, it would have been nice to be able to just pull it up on a single track and add WB as a midi VST plugin...I really like that feature in Cubase. Still glad it works in Logic though.