Synthesizer V

A closer look at Synthesizer V

Synthesizer V is Dreamtonics' AI singing synthesizer for producing realistic sung vocals without a session singer. You enter melody on a piano roll, type lyrics, pick a licensed voice database, and edit pitch, phonemes, and expression note by note. It runs offline as a standalone app and as a VST3/AU/AAX plugin in major DAWs, supports cross-lingual singing (voices can sing in English, Japanese, Chinese, and more), and renders locally with no cloud account needed.

Editorial guidance based on published documentation. The workflow below is a suggested starting point, not a measured product result.

When to choose Synthesizer V

• Songwriters and producers who want realistic vocal demos, reference vocals, or finished virtual-singer tracks. The piano-roll workflow fits electronic musicians, and the licensed voice catalog suits demos before handing charts to human singers.
• Producers who want cross-lingual singing in English, Japanese, Chinese, and more with offline rendering and no cloud account.

When to choose something else

• Not a one-click song generator — you compose the melody and lyrics yourself, so it demands musical input. Also a poor fit if you want a free ongoing tool: it is paid software with a trial, not a freemium web app.
• Producers who want a free ongoing tool, since Synthesizer V is paid software with a trial, not a freemium web app.

A practical starting workflow

1. Install Synthesizer V Studio (14-day trial available) and pick a voice database.
2. Enter or import your melody (MIDI import supported) and type the lyrics.
3. Edit pitch curves, phonemes, and vocal modes note by note.
4. Render offline and export the vocal track into your DAW.

Check before committing

• Each voice database is a separate purchase or bundle — the base price includes only one voice, and building a varied vocal cast adds up. It will not replace a real singer for emotional nuance; treat it as a demo and production tool. Version 1 and version 2 are separate product lines with different pricing.
• Pricing and feature availability may change; confirm current terms on the official website before committing.

Common questions

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