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The Voices Of The Empire Black Friday deal from EastWest Sounds takes 60% off a vocal virtual instrument built around one singer, bringing it to $59 until Jan 17, 2027.
EastWest/Quantum Leap describes it as a vocal product for epic film, TV and game soundtracks, EDM, or any track that needs solo vocals or chord-based vocal harmonies.
It is a collection of multi-sampled vocal instruments covering Mongolian, Bulgarian and Western styles. Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix, the award-winning sound producers behind it, recorded one voice for the whole library: Uyanga Bold.
The maker pitches it as a companion to the Hollywood Choirs release. That makes it a solo voice to sit against a choir bus.
Bold is a trained opera singer with perfect pitch. She speaks Russian, Mongolian, French, English and German.
Her singing draws on the folk traditions of Bulgaria, Serbia and Mongolia, among others. The maker calls the result "East meets West" and describes the voice as raw and primal, with ethnic character and precise pitch.
The feature list from the maker:
The legato instruments are the ones to reach for when you want a sustained, connected vocal line. The vowel instruments handle wordless parts, such as pads and harmony stacks played as chords.
The phrase library is the other half. Sung words and traditional phrases are spread across all keys, so you can trigger recognisable lines without transposing them.
The maker points to epic trailer and score work first. EDM is on its list too, which suits a single exposed voice on a breakdown or a drop. Any track that wants one lead voice over a bed of strings, drums or synths fits the description.
For harmony work, the vowel instruments let you play chords on the keyboard and get stacked vocal voicings, as EastWest describes it. Layer that over a choir patch and the solo voice stays easy to pick out of the mix.
The 60% cut applies to the full Voices Of The Empire library from EastWest Sounds. If you already run Hollywood Choirs, this is the solo-voice companion the maker designed alongside it.
Yes. The Voices Of The Empire Black Friday deal takes 60% off, bringing the EastWest Sounds vocal instrument to $59. The offer runs until Jan 17, 2027.
Uyanga Bold. The vocalist studied opera and has absolute pitch, and she sings comfortably in five languages: Russian, Mongolian, French, English and German. Her style blends the folk traditions of Bulgaria, Serbia and Mongolia. Doug Rogers and Nick Phoenix produced the library.
Dozens of multi-sampled Mongolian, Bulgarian and Western-style vocal instruments, two Mongolian legato instruments (Western and Traditional), expressive vowel instruments, and 29 words plus 254 traditional phrases spread across all keys.
EastWest/Quantum Leap points to epic film, TV and game soundtracks, EDM, and any music that needs solo vocals or chord-based vocal harmonies. The maker also calls it the companion product to Hollywood Choirs.
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