69% OFF VOCALISA – Slavic Womens’s Choir by Impact Soundworks

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VOCALISA: Slavic Women’s Choir by Impact Soundworks

Discover the sound of Slavic, Bulgarian-style singing!

Detailed recordings for a versatile sound with air
Traditional Slavic choral singing
Eh, mah, yah, ree, shteh, svah, and oh
Mordents, turns, clusters, FX & breaths
Section-building with sopranos, mezzos, altos
Soloist & full choir patches
Two flexible modes: keyswitch & grid (sequence)
Beautiful UI with performance tweaking & mix

For only $39.99, get VOCALISA (Affiliate Link) – The Slavic Women’s Choir by Impact Soundworks!

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The interface of VOCALISA (Affiliate Link) allows for full control over the performance and sound of each section. Articulations and syllables can be triggered via key switch, or sequenced using the “Grid Mode”

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Each syllable and ornament can be tweaked individually – volume, offset, and brightness. For example, using offset on the “mah” syllable can create a simple “ah” vowel, or “shteh” can be shortened to “teh”. The brightness knob is also a highly useful tool for shaping the timbre and tonality of the performance.

Other global effects are available as well! Impact Soundworks included handy tools such as a compressor, stereo width control (for widening or collapsing to mono), release noise mixer, EQ, and convolution reverb.

Discover the powerful sound of Slavic (Bulgarian-style) singing as performed by an all-female chorus: sopranos, mezzos, altos, soloist, and full choir.

VOCALISA (Affiliate Link) features many important syllables and consonants idiomatic to this style, plus useful pitch articulations (mordents, turns) and FX (breaths, claps, clusters.)