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[QUOTE="Queen, post: 89910, member: 27"]
Eduardo Tarilonte just dry-recorded fourteen thousand vocal samples for medieval and cinematic scoring, and reverb placement falls entirely on the engineer. Best Service packaged the collection as ERA II Vocal Codex, spanning 8.5 gigabytes across four distinct singers tracked through a Kahayan 4K7 mic, an API pre, and a Kahayan Epsilon I mixer.

Celica Soldream handles both Celtia for softer Celtic passages and Heroica for epic arrangements. Iván López voices the delicate Bard profile, while Víctor Sordo covers sacred liturgical territory as Medieval Tenor. Each one carries true legato across all five vowels with real interval transitions, dynamic layers, and MIDI-mapped vibrato and articulation controls.

Thirty scripted soundscapes blend treated vocal stacks with synth-generated textures for pads and ambient backdrops. The whole library runs inside the included Engine Player 1.6 at $159, shipping as VST2, VST3, AU, AAX Native, and Standalone on Windows and macOS with Intel and Apple Silicon support. Two machine activations come standard per license.

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