SK-crooner
by Arman Bohn
by Arman Bohn
2.8 / 5
(12 votes)
SK-crooner is a vocal synth based on the 8-bit “human voice” patch from the Casio SK-1.
- Two separate modes: Original (modeled after the Casio SK-1) and Tone held (for long notes)
- ADSR Amplitude Envelope
- Vibrato with Rate and Depth
- Filter control with Frequency and Resonance
- Sample Rate and Bit Depth Crush
- Variable Portamento
- Master Volume Level
- Reverb with Size, Depth and Width Control
Downloads
Win 32 VST
(1.1 Mb)
(4 / 5)
One trick pony. I used this on one song. It's a nice sound. I had a female vocal choir sampler in one channel and SK crooner (playing the same notes) in the other channel. Sounded nice. Sits really nicely in a mix.
(5 / 5)
I'm so glad I found this once again, I loved it so much, I used it in a few of my MAGIX songs
(4 / 5)
I honestly love this synth's sound, all nasally and kinda trapped in its own warbly world. It's not super versatile but if you're looking for a lead to spice up an upbeat track I'd instantly go for this one.
(4 / 5)
Fine program !
(3 / 5)
Let's be honnest here. This is an one trick pony. No more no less. This ain't a bad thing, but the interface must be reworked so it doesn't remind Casio's lawyers about their old synth. I saw a Juno106 imitation and a Korg MS20 imitation got removed from the Internet because of they used the similar fonts and looks as the original synth. Apart from this little complaint this is a great synth.
(1 / 5)
Needs some work...