The same thing as chipspeech synth, but it focuses on more modern voices and not antique voices. Just messed about with the plouge alter/ego thing though and. It has nothing to do with CC-settings, or MIDI-setting. Recently (And by recently I mean last year), the PLOGUE company (The same company that created chipspeech synth) created Alter/Ego synth. I use an alchemy vocal patch, Im not sure what its called as I have saved as top line melody. The wrench-button is only found on VST-containers. Then the lowest 23 keys will be able to choose which line of text you want to sing. You have to move that square one octave higher. Other great apps like DeepVocal are Synthesizer V, Emvoice, Alter/Ego and Chipspeech. It's not free, so if you're looking for a free alternative, you could try UTAU or Cadencii. What are these Midi CC2 / 3 things and where can I access them in LMMS?Ħ Years and I can't find a correct answer online. There are more than 10 alternatives to DeepVocal for Windows, Mac, Linux, Online / Web-based and iPad. To edit your text, you will want to setup your host to send all keypresses to Alter/Ego. Midi CC3 will set the playback cursor within the current line. (higher lines cannot be triggered with key switches)Įditing or selecting a text line will do the same, and set the next playback start position to that line as well.Įvery time playback is reset, the text cursor will restart at the last edited text line. Key switches (low notes from 0 to 23) will trigger lines 0 to 23.

Midi patch change will do the same thing as CC2 (provided for convenience for some Midi controllers). For instance, if Alter/Ego receives CC2 value 57, the text cursor will be set at the beginning of line 57 for the next note. Midi CC2 will set the cursor to a text line. Alter/Ego keeps a cursor in the text, and advances by one syllable for each MIDI note.īecause the song can be played starting from any position, the text cursor may end up getting out of sync with the song.

Alter ego synth