One of our most popular items from the MESSE coverage this year was the Virsyn Cantor Vocal Synthesizer. Cantor synthesizes the human voice entirely in software - using no samples and as a result is able to offer realtime playability from a MIDI input. The voice engine has been developed by Virsyn boffin Harry Gohs, who's dedication to the software he produces is one of the main attractions of Virsyn's suite of software. You may not be aware that most Virsyn releases achieve high praise from the reviewing organs: Their Tera Synth won a coveted Future Music Platinum Award in March 2004 and the Cube Additive Softsynth won Editor's award from Electronic Musician. Features:

8 part vocal synthesis engine

plays lyrics in realtime

english phoneme dictionary (120000 words)

no samples used

score editor

voice editor

phoneme editor

Realtime editing

Brightness

Humanize

Metallize

Gender factor

Vibrato

Breath noise

Interfaces

stand alone mode

VST 2 / AudioUnit

ReWire / RTAS (Sept. 2004)

Scala compatible microtuning System requirements:

Mac G4 > 400 Mhz

PC Pentium III > 600 Mhz

Athlon XP/MP

256 MB RAM

Mac OX 10.2 / WinXP Demo versions

PC Version>

Mac OS X Version

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