Hi all. This may be a rather simplistic question to you lot and may even require an RTFM response to me! 🤣 However; how do you get realistic sounding lyrics in your choir libraries? I use East West Symphonic and Hollywood choirs and 8Dio Lacrimosa, all of which have word builders. That said, I've never been able to create anything as convincing as some of the examples that I've heard on here, especially Alex's. Do you guys use the word builder to create actual words, or just the vowel / consonant sounds to approximate the sound of language? Is there a knack to this that I may be missing? Cheers all. 😊

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I know each DAW have their pros and cons but what's the recommended or ideal DAW for composition? Which would would be ideal for the mixing/mastering as well? I ask because my goal is to have the tools that would produce the best quality. I bounce in between FL Studio and Studio One at the moment. All suggestions welcomed. Thanks.