Best Sampled Choir

[Harry Hansen]

Hi, can anyone suggest a very good sampled choir? does VSL have a choir? the sound I'm after is like as close as I can get to something like the Choir sounds in Bram Stoker's Dracula (Kilar)

I know that this is a real live choir, but is there anything that comes close?

thanks

Harry

[Gabriel Plalame]

See,

http://www.bestservice.de/group.asp?uid=307018a81p51p10p110&lng=5&area=2&group=8&typ=1&idx=1&flg=grp

And MP3 Demo :

http://www.spectrasonics.net/symphonyvoices.html

http://www.soundsonline.com/sophtml/details.phtml?sku=QLVOTAGS

http://www.univers-sons.com/us2K/exec/search?searchType=detailedCdroms&EDITEUR=omniEdit&FFORMAT=omniFormat&categ=1850&affichage=detail&sb1=RECHERCHER


Regards

The French dyslexic who speaks badly English.

[Peter Roos]

hehe, Crystal, love your location remark: "Old Europe" [:)]

[theiss1979]

Hi Harry Hansen,
in my own opinion (it's my very own opinion [:)] ) - the "East-West Quantum Leap Voices of the Apocalypse" is the best sampled choir so far. It not only contents the usual "ooohhh" and "aaahhh" stuff - they sampled lot's of vokals and consonants (I hope it's right - my english is baaaad [:)] ) - so this makes it possible to "rebuild" whole words and phrases !!! - If you are using Gigastudio, you can also download the new free "world building tool", which makes it more easier to build words etc.
The quality of this library is outstanding !
Best regards,
theiss2003
P.S. - seems one of the links above goes to the demo-site of "VotA".

[Harry Hansen]

heyy Crystal, Theiss.. thanks for your replies [:D]

I am thinking after what you and other ppl I have asked, that I will be leaning towards 'VOTA'... the demos I heard are great.. pluss the option of making my own words wow

thanks a lot
all the best

Harry