Many - but not all - of those voices are now available on the new EX5Tech website, thanks to Derek and Jim. Some voices are really good, and some are outstanding.
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I have a collection of EX5 voices I created myself at that time. I have given a listen to them recently, and I believe some of them may be worth disclosing.
Some of them can be disclosed "as is".
Some of them are a bit unpolished in the sense that they need adding controller sets to become more versatile than they currently are: when I create a voice for my own needs I usually tweak its parameters directly under EDIT mode until it fits my needs of the moment, then I move on to something else. That's why I didn't share them in the heyday of EX5Tech, because I didn't want to share something I felt was not fit enough for a more general use than my particular use.
Reworking those voices would take me time (I'm very slow), but if enough people are interested I could refine them and share them.
Besides, I learned from EX5Tech that good documentation is essential (the then EX5Tech team did an outstanding job with sets like "Mel Labs", "Halloween Ghoul", "Rapman", inter alia).
So I would have to write a good documentation as well.
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As I said before, I'm slow (very slow, indeed
), so I cannot commit to a deadline, but please let me know if someone is still interested.
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