Profit would be made by whatever deal is made with the company in the contract.Īlso, in the Semi-Open and Semi-Closed models, you could have corporations contracted to do the role of official/commercial distributor instead of Plogue having to do this themselves. These corporations would then do the task of finding voice providers via auditioning or similar measures, and they would be responsible for quality control and marketing. Closed: the dev tools are only available to corporations under contract. Semi-Closed: similar to Semi-Open, however any voice banks created with the freely available development tools would be heavily restricted, or there may not be any freely available kit. Because sales of banks is restricted to the official store, profit could be effectively derived by taking a cut of commercial sales. In order get your voice bank on the store, you would have to submit your bank to them where it would be assessed and released into the store only if it met their quality standards. NATA functions with most DAWs, allowing you to make young adult, female vocals with an intuitive UI. Semi-Open: similar to Open, however there would be an official distribution channel/store, and commercial sales would be restricted to here. The whole English dictionary is at your disposal, as are multiple parameters that make. NATA functions with most DAWs, allowing you to make young adult, female vocals with an intuitive UI. Any profit is derived from sale of the dev kit itself. Vocallective has announced the release of NATA, a new voice bank for the Alter/Ego real-time singing synthesizer by Plogue. The kit is open for anyone to download or purchase, and there is no official distribution channel: distribution is up to the creators. Here's a further description of each option: I decided to make a poll to see everyone's opinion. There's been some discussion on how Alter Ego should license its developer kits. She is voiced by the French YouTaite TBK. This is the second voice bank by VoxWave, who also created the French and Japanese voice bank ALYS for the same engine. I presume you wanted a human (not Ork) female vocalist, but you might find these voices of some use. The newest Alter/Ego LEORA by VoxWave has now officially been released If you are not familiar with LEORA, she is a French and English voice bank for the Alter/Ego software.

This is NOT an any way official, or related to Plogue. Since AlterEgo is free, I would suggest you download MarieOrk and Bones.

Alter ego voice banks