Reply to thread

Message

[QUOTE="Queen, post: 90208, member: 27"]
Four solo voices just got a faster playback engine and a serious quality-of-life patch. Eduardo Tarilonte’s ERA II Vocal Codex has migrated to Engine Audio’s Engine Player through Best Service, pairing detailed recordings with a scalable interface. More than 14,000 samples occupy roughly 8.5 GB and split into Celtia, Heroica, Bard, and Medieval Tenor.

Celica Soldream supplies Celtia’s airy softness and Heroica’s dramatic power, while Iván López gives Bard its warm storytelling tone. Víctor Sordo handles Medieval Tenor’s clear lyrical sound. Every instrument carries five True Legato vowels, layered dynamics, and velocity-reactive syllables, while users can alter word length, vowel choice, and articulation speed. Medieval Tenor adds separate transition-speed control.

Thirty atmospheric soundscapes and dry recordings widen the layering options. The library supports Windows 10 onward and macOS 10.15 onward through VST3, AU, AAX, or standalone operation.

Intro pricing sits at €103.35 before rising to €159, while eligible Ancient ERA Persia, Celtic ERA 2, Dark ERA 2, or ERA II Medieval Legends customers pay €64.35 instead of €99. Existing ERA II Vocal Codex users get the Engine Player edition free.
[/QUOTE]

Name