Loved the video but ACE Studio is subscription based. Synthesizer V is one time price and it does the same with replacing voices and also have the ‘a cappella’ feature (with a different name). Not many other RU-vidrs did videos about Synthesizer V. I own the software and use it to replace the Suno generated voices, improve their pronunciation by editing the lyrics and then replace that well pronounced voice with any voice I want or made in Weights for example. You are our AI guru Bob! Please review Synthesizer V! 😊👍🏻👍🏻
The day I started using Suno, my prediction was that they would want to fill this niche and just develop their own DAW with AI integration. Or that Image-line would jump on board with something like this. But Ace Studio seems to be ahead of the game, so I’m pretty sure it’s going to be my tool of choice sooner than later.
I suppose That’s one of the reason why Image-line started a few months ago their FL Cloud subscription. Since IA cost a lot of money for calculation, they will offer some monthly credits based on the plan subscription you choose.
For real! That’s why I never fokd with adobe and got davinci. The money grubbin residual income pricks. Something else will come out that’s better and just charge 200 to 1000 bucks like most good shi+
I Like your style. It would be great if you slowed down with the program commands. I am still having problems with what you are doing even though I repeatedly stop and replay.. Perhaps an in depth look at commands along with the examples. Keep up the good work.
I’m still trying to decide what is the best route for my vocal tracks. I’m extremely happy with the vocals I get from Suno, but I want better sound quality so that I can actually consider releasing it rather than just keeping it as a demo. So I’m curious if it would make sense to import the Suno vocals into Ace to recreate the same track but with higher quality as well as the ability to edit individual words/notes without having to rely on Suno to produce a new version that is better than the last.
Software stem separation has been out for years. All terrible including the akai. The fact they have a "other" track shows they are still not ready for prime time. None can separate a guitar.
This could be repackaged as a microphone modelling plug-in... some of those olden-days microphones... get that AM and pocket transistor radio sound just right...
Hey! Have you ever done a video on ACE's Custom Voice feature? They released it a few months ago and it was so ridiculously expensive (something like $300 per voice!) that I didn't try it. I just want to their website and now they've include custom voices in their subscription! Probably nobody bought it lol!
Since my severe stroke my ability to do research is not that good anymore. With that said, do you know of any Free Ai tools out there that were specifically created for consistent character models? I know that there is a complex way to make consistent characters but complicated things make my mind hurt 😔. Thanks for all your content.
As long as they don't offer a VST/AU plugin this will be much more effort to use than Synth V. Both follow different approaches. Atm I would prefer Synth V (even emVoice) over it. Would be nice to get a custom voice feature for Synth V or emVoice.
I installed synthesizer V last week and I am trying to get up to speed on it. This is definitely been requested for quite a while and I do intend to get to that!
@@BobDoyleMedia Also have a look at Ritchy, the first acceptable implementation of an artificial rapper. Solaria is a good singing voice for English. Asterian and Saros, male voices, also from Eclipsesound, seem to be as good (I still have to test both), too. Maybe not as flexible but easier to use, emVoice is a good alternative to Synth V, too.
@@BobDoyleMedia Synth V: VST/AU plugin for DAWs and standalone. emVoice: VST/AU plugin for DAWs. Solaria, Ritchy, etc. are voice models that can be loaded in side the user interface of Synth V, as with e.g. Keela from emvoice. Synth V has an ecosystem of voice model developing partners, like Eclipsesound. Synth V and emVoice allow to buy / download voices inside of the user interface.
Did they at subscription? I' ll pass..thank you Pay forever and never own the tool I depend on. sounds great though. Hopefully synth V gets better, but it works for now
totally. Thx for saving me the time of figuring out if it had a pricing model. I would love a resource that discusses Open Source and Open Source only. Psssht subscription model, sad. sd.
its a shame that its monthly. i hate that! i wanna pay and own it... done. With this model you don't keep using it if you don't pay for the rest of your life? dumb dumb dumb sorry PS great video bad song choice?/
