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Synthesizer V

Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro turns MIDI notes and lyrics into editable singing or rap vocals, suited to producers, songwriters, vocalists, and composers creating demos, arrangements, or finished tracks.

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dreamtonics.com·From $89.00·Checked 2026-09-03

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What is Synthesizer V?

Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro is a standalone application and plug-in that generates vocals from MIDI sequences and lyrics using AI-controlled voices created from recordings of singers. Users can edit notes, pitch, timing, phonemes, vocal parameters, and expressions, then render the result in a DAW or as a rehearsal and guide track.

What are the pros and cons of Synthesizer V?

Strengths

Provides detailed note-level, pitch, phoneme, and expression editing
Works both as a standalone application and as a plug-in inside supported DAWs
Supports six singing languages
Can create singing and rap vocals from MIDI data
Includes a 14-day trial with selected voices and core features

Trade-offs

Professional voices are purchased separately from the software in many workflows
DAW transport controls the plug-in, but the plug-in does not control DAW transport except with certain hosts
The workflow depends on MIDI sequences and lyrics rather than functioning as an audio-only vocal editor
The listed $89.00 software price is for Synthesizer V Studio Pro 1, while the promoted product is Studio 2 Pro

What are Synthesizer V’s key features?

Generate singing and rap vocals from MIDI notes and lyrics
Edit pitch curves, note duration, timing, and vocal expression in a Piano Roll editor
Adjust tension, breathiness, voicing, gender, tone shift, and other parameters
Edit phonemes and use AI retakes for pitch and timbre changes
Use the standalone application or VST3, AU, AAX, and ARA plug-ins
Translate voices to English, Japanese, Korean, Mandarin Chinese, Cantonese Chinese, or Spanish

What are the best use cases for Synthesizer V?

Draft vocal melodies and song ideas from typed lyrics, imported MIDI, or MIDI keyboard performances
Create guide vocals and choir rehearsal tracks
Build backing vocals from MIDI or vocal melodies extracted from recorded performances
Produce vocal parts for songs and covers without booking a session singer
Convert a user's vocal or vocal samples into MIDI, then render them with other voices

What is the pricing for Synthesizer V?

PlanPriceDetails
Synthesizer V Studio Pro 1$89.00One-time purchase with standard offline rendering, pitch and timbre retakes, manual mode, vocal parameter editing, and standalone and plug-in versions.
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro + One Extra Voice$149.00Bundle containing Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro and one extra voice.
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro + Vocoflex$249.00Bundle containing Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro and Vocoflex.
Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro + Vocoflex + Synthesizer V VoicesFrom $301.60Bundle containing Synthesizer V Studio 2 Pro, Vocoflex, and Synthesizer V voices.

The free trial runs for 14 days and includes a curated selection of voices and core features.

Checked 2026-09-03 · source

Who is Synthesizer V best for?

music producersA fit for producers who need editable lead, backing, rap, or guide vocals inside a DAW.
songwritersSongwriters can test melodies and lyrics with selected voices before sending parts to singers.
composersComposers can render vocal parts from notation or MIDI and create rehearsal tracks.
vocalistsVocalists can convert their own vocal material to MIDI and explore it with other synthesized voices.
Not for
  • Buyers seeking a simple audio-to-vocal replacement without working with MIDI notes and lyrics
  • DAW users whose host is not among the applications with expanded two-way transport control
  • Teams that need a single software purchase to include every professional voice

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