Vocal Synth covers of vintage songs

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"California, Here I Come"

Credits

Songwriters: Joseph Meyer, Buddy DeSylvia, Al Jolson
Vocals: Natalie

I felt this would be a fun song for Natalie after listening to her "California" demo, and I realized while putting this together that some of the lyrics in that demo came from this song.

 

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"Some of These Days"

Credits

Songwriter: Shelton Brooks
Vocals: Natalie

Natalie's journey through standards has been fun so far.

 

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I couldn't get to a new cover this week, but when I found that the rap feature was out of beta with the voicebanks I have updated for it, I felt I'd test it out by redoing this song and adding the spoken part.

"Are You Lonesome Tonight?"

Credits

Songwriters: Lou Handman and Roy Turk
Vocals: ASTERIAN

 

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"Steamboat Bill"

Credits

Songwriters: Frank and Bert Leighton, Ren Shields
Vocals: SynthV Teto

A cover of a song best known for its use in a vintage cartoon.

 

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"Life's a Funny Proposition After All"

Credits

Songwriter: George M. Cohan
Vocals: ASTERIAN

A philosophical song by a man who always claimed he was born on the 4th of July.

 

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"Avalon"

Credits

Songwriters: Buddy DeSylva, Vincent Rose, Giacomo Puccini

A standard where one of the songwriters thought it was a good idea to lift part of the melody from a Puccini aria.

 

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"Blue Skies"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: SOLARIA

I've been meaning to cover this song for a while now and a good chance finally came up.

 

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"Old Fashioned Garden"

Credits

Songwriter: Cole Porter
Vocals: ASTERIAN

 

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"O Sole Mio"

Credits

Songwriters: Eduardo di Capua, Alfredo MazzucchiLyrics, and Giovanni Capurro. Translated by Henry Chapman
Vocals: ASTERIAN

Back with another ASTERIAN cover of a translated song.

 

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"Shine On, Harvest Moon"

Credits

Songwriters: Nora Bayes and Jack Norworth, possibly Dave Stamper
Vocals: Natalie

Finally got around to making another Natalie cover of this early Twentieth Century standard in time for the Harvest Moon.

 

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"At the Devil's Ball"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: ASTERIAN, with Kevin as backups

Now that it's October, I can finally post this cover.

 

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"The Skeleton Rag"

Credits

Songwriters: Percy Wenrich and Edward Madden
Vocals: SOLARIA, Haruno Sora, ANRI

Back with another early Halloween song while also experimenting with multiple vocals, finally having a chance to use Sora while also giving ANRI a shot.

 

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"The Haunted House"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: Haruno Sora

One last vintage Halloween song for this year.

 

[IO+]

"The Haunted House"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: Haruno Sora

One last vintage Halloween song for this year.

This is very gooood! Sound sweet!

 

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"Christmas Time Seems Years and Years Away"

Credits

Songwriters: Ted Snyder and Irving Berlin
Vocals: Kevin

With so many Christmas songs being played everywhere right now, what better time is there to cover a song the songwriter of one of the more popular ones (White Christmas) wrote the lyrics for decades earlier?

 

[nene]

I've seen your covers pop up on Youtube a few times :o!! I love how you're covering vintage music, & it feels really nostalgic!! This new one sounds great too! ^^

 

[DigitalVintageTunes]

I've seen your covers pop up on Youtube a few times :o!! I love how you're covering vintage music, & it feels really nostalgic!! This new one sounds great too! ^^

Thank you.

 

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"Toyland"

Credits

Songwriters: Victor Herbert and Glen MacDonough
Vocals: Defoko

While experimenting with OpenUtau, I somehow got the idea of having Defoko try to sing this song and thought she suited it pretty well.

 

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"What'll I Do?"

Credits

Songwriter: Irving Berlin
Vocals: ANRI Arcane

While experimenting with different voicebanks in various songs I've been wanting to cover, I decided to try using ANRI Arcane for this one and thought she was well suited for it.

 

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"I'll be your Sweetheart"

Credits

Songwriter: Harry Dacre
Vocals: Dandy 704 (main) Kasane Teto SynthV, SF-A2 Miki, Hiyama Kiyoteru (chorus)

This proved to be a good opportunity to try out different programs, namely Chipspeech along with trials for both Piapro and a couple of Vocaloids.