Wordbuilder, now built into the EastWest Play software, is a word-creation software that allows users of Symphonic Choirs and Symphonic Choirs Expansion to enter words to sing choirs. The Symphonic Choirs Expansion (content of Voices of the Apocalypse) was recorded separately in 24-bit resolution with one microphone position. This eliminates the need for artificial reverb.
By selecting different microphone positions, users can mix these sounds together to create any natural atmosphere they need for their project. To create the feeling of a live concert hall, each instrument and section was recorded with three microphone positions: side by side, on stage (conductor position) and in the hall. “The Symphonic Choirs Expansion (content of Voices of the Apocalypse) was recorded separately at 24-bit resolution and with one microphone.” We’ve also included Symphonic Choirs Expansion in this release as it only took up an extra GB or so. The choirs were recorded in the same concert hall by the same team as the East-West Symphony Orchestra and fit perfectly with the EWQLSO. In addition, the Platinum version (the Gold version has one mic position and is 16-bit) is the first 24-bit virtual instrument Choir that includes three simultaneous stereo microphone settings (near, stage and hall), so users can mix any combination microphone position for ambiance control. Description: Imagine typing words on your computer in any language and hearing a world-class symphony choir sing those words in whatever keys you play “live” on your keyboard controller! Well imagine no more, that’s exactly what this revolutionary “award-winning” virtual instrument does.
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