Share your Wishlist on the comments about what you want for the final release after the beta
This is not a request, but more, many more languages. Russian, Vietnamese, Arabic, Italian, Dutch, Swedish, Danish, Norwegian, Malay & Indonesian, Thai, Lao, Hindi & Urdu, Turkish, Azerbaijani, Persian, Mongolian, Polish, Romanian, Czech, Slovak, Hungarian, Serbian & Croatian, Greek, Bulgarian, Ukrainian, Kazakh, Uzbek, Swahili, Hausa, and Myanmar.
I don’t expect them to be in the next release, but here’s my wish.
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- Bug fixes
- Phoneme dZ missing in German should be added.
- Missing Spanish phonemes should be added, as well as Spanish and German bugs should be fixed
- Character bug should be fixed
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would be nice to include fantasy languages: elvish, klingon, vulcan, dwarf, etc as well to really mix things up. esp for people producing soundtracks for moving pictures or games. List of constructed languages - Wikipedia
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I’m only new to SynthV. I purchased it yesterday after finishing the 14-day trial. The only thing I have come across that I wish that it had (and for all I know, it does have it hidden in the settings or something) is the ability to have Ctrl+Mouse Drag to select while using the note creation tool. Right now, it seems you have to switch between the note editing mode and note creation mode. I wish I could select multiple notes (for moving) simply by holding down the Ctrl key and dragging the mouse over them, releasing the Ctrl+ mouse and moving the notes, etc., to bring it in line with most other software that has piano roll-style editing. But for all I know, this setting could well be possible by activating it in the settings; I am yet to explore all these things.
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Hopefully, Indonesian language supported will be added in the future updates.
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A better selection of English singers overall.
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Piano roll:
Some way of sonically or visually connecting the note edited with the piano roll note without having to wiggle the note in question
Possibly increasing color contrast between each piano line across the field
Or having edited note sound its pitch without moving it.
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I agree with these. I want a UI element that indicates the note.
I also wish I didn’t have to constantly hit ESC to clear note selection. For example if you use the split note feature you then have two selected notes. Clearly I split them so I can do something with ONE of them. I can’t just click on the one I want to manipulate, I have to hit ESC first. Tedious…
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- putting glottal stops in multisyllabic words, because right now cl and + do not combine very well
- costumize the syllabication of a word in the library, or the ability to separate syllabication in the library the way i want
- The ability to export mp3, if this is possible.
- Improved musescore support
- Improved musicxml support,
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This is already possible by writing '+ in the lyrics.
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This works when i do it in the midi editor, however, what i need to do is do it in the library to automate every word as i enter it.. this is useful when doing choir where words are repeated multiple times. So i dont have to individually change them everytime. For example in songs where multiple Alleluias are repeated in four voices, the we speak Alleluia it has a glottal stop in front of A because thats how we say it, i cannot do like “cl A le lu ia” in the library, so i have to manually do it for each note
It will be useful if in the phoneme editor in the library i can put cls in multisyllabic words. If only there’s a way to override the system using the library so i can put cls wherever as is common in our language.
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Provided that you’re trying to put “hallelujah” in English phonemes, something like cl ae l ax l uw y ax should work. You should learn what phonemes are.
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It was just an example. this is what im talking about that i cannot do. Without the cl every syllable is distributed correctly. with the cl in front it just puts it all in the first note. It’s the same with your suggested english phoneme as well
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That sounds like a bug. Since you’re working on Spanish phonemes, as a workaround, you can put 'aleluĂa as the lyrics directly into the note, I guess.
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Yes it works that way, but doing it in the library would be a welcome feature as far as our language is concerned. We have like hundred languages/dialects, each with distinct glottal stop placements, spanish works for our languages as it is the closest that can replicate our accent.
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As always, control of the brightness - and perhaps the color - of the background and grid. It’s SO easy to do and would be SO helpful to those of us with old eyes…
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A voice mode where the voice speaks and do not sing.
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I would love to be able to add points to the expression curve with specific values and not just eyeball it. Or at the very least, have a scale displayed.
My current workaround is that I am using a screen overlay app that just has some horizontal lines lightly display over the top of the SynthV interface, but it’s a rather clunky solution.
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More external control of stop start record functions on keyboard or mouse/pad, currently its a lot of screen button pressing, sometimes it works on the keyboard (Stop & Start) but not every time.
Easier manipulation of notes on screen, improve copying function very clumsy at the moment.
Import & Export, again very clumsy system.
A simpler way to retrieve crash saved files, identifying files not simple.
Thanks
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