Vocal Synth covers of vintage songs

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"Serenade"

Credits

Songwriters: Sigmund Romberg, Dorothy Donnelly
Vocals: ASTERIAN (main) ALLEN, ASASHI, TAKU, AKITO (chorus)

A song quite fitting for February, and I figured I might as well find some use for the default Vocaloid 6 voicebanks as backup vocals while I still have the trial for it.

 

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"Fascinating Rhythm"

Credits

Songwriters: George Gershwin, Ira Gershwin
Vocals: Frimomen

After listening to the Frimomen cover posted on this forum the other day, I was inspired to use him to cover another song from the same songwriters and was impressed by how suited he seems to be for some songs from that era.

 

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"The Bells, Op. 50a"

Credits

Composer: Joseph Holbrooke, based on a poem by Edgar Allan Poe
Vocals:
Soprano: SOLARIA, Mai, Haruno Sora
Alto: Natalie, Kasane Teto
Tenor: Kevin, Frimomen
Bass: ASTERIAN, Frimomen

Just in time for Halloween is a choral setting of Edgar Allan Poe's "The Bells" based on the vocal score, with most of the voicebanks I have covering the chorus parts.

 

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"Alice in Wonderland (1924)"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: Otomachi Una

Finally got inspired to finish this cover after the release of Una's SynthV voicebank.

 

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"Santa Claus, A Syncopated Christmas Song"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: Otomachi Una

In time for the holidays, we have an obscure Christmas song from the writer of one of the most famous.