German voice database for Synthesizer V (2)?

[CDRowell]

i was wondering if there ist a german voice bank for SV(2) outside there…

If not. why?!

Is it possible to get the specifications of the for the svpk files somewhere?
Do you have ideas?

[Mechie]

So far SynthV 2 details are scarce, no formal release date has been announced and the last official information I heard was that they were holding release until they were happy with a few of the new features. Vresion 2 voicebanks have been used in demo songs but notthing beyond that, they were existing names so may be just re-engineered for v2.
I have seen nothing about German vicebanks anywhere from any source, just user’s wishlists for future products.

As for voicebank format, only Dreamtronics have that information so if you are suggesting creating your own…?

DIY Voice Database Possible?

This is a subject that has cropped several times in the past. The methods used by Dreamtronics are closely guarded and unless you can afford the recording time and their fees will probably never be possible. Several commercial projects have floundered, apparently because they were deemed not commercially viable. You could try How do i become a voice provider? - #5 by Mechie

[stmdmd20999]

Eclipsed Sounds made an ENG to German dictionary. I think if you bought one of their voicebanks (SOLARIA, Saros, Asterian, or NYL) you have access to it.

[CDRowell]

That sounds fairly good. Do I imagine it right that they do translate like:

Arpabet IPA Example
AE æ bat

If that is the given case it seems not useful.
but if it works like translating a german word to Arpabet than it can be a great leap for let sv sing german lyrics.

Do you know what they offer there?

[CDRowell]

Thank you for Information!

[Xoxoxochitl]

Hi Christian,
I use the Yuma and Mai databases for German songs, and though I need to fiddle a little with the phonemes, I think I do get some decent results. You need to go into the pronunciation of every single word, however.