Natural sounding voices, good variety

The choir and solo voices all sound excellent, and being able to type in the syllables as lyrics is really neat. The whole thing adds a lot to an orchestral/choir score! One feature I would love to see (probably on the MuseScore end of development rather than with the sample library itself) is the ability to have distinct playback lyrics vs. written lyrics. That way you could have the actual lyrics written out on the page, and the playback could sing a different set of hidden VOXOS syllables. Anyhow, great sounds here. It's crazy how inexpensive these MuseSounds sample libraries are.

It feels so much better to be able to hear the choir sing words instead of just "Ah, Ooh, etc." even if it's in their own VOXOS language (which I jokingly call "Adiemus"). This results in a better approximation of your choir playback because words, even if it's pseudo words, add nuance to your mockup. This Latin-derived pseudo-language also adds a layer of mystery to the choir which I love. I'm a choir composer as much as I am orchestral, and this library is a must-have! One thing to know when using this library they can't melisma a syllable (which is understandable since it's a limitation of the source library. It can only do one note per syllable basis). Although, you can still fake a melisma by using vowels to "extend" the syllable through many notes. The solo soprano, solo boy, and boy choir, though it does not have word options, sounds so lush and beautiful. Also, did I mention this library comes with shouts, glissando shouts, and whispers? Now you know! I cannot recommend enough this library. It's absolutely fantastic!

Fixed the women and men voices from crashing the app

4note-8th-4note -> good Sound but then there is Always a break on this 4note and the next 8th which Comes after ist very late. Sounds like sh.... Don't know if I'm doing sth. wrong - I'm really upset for having Paid for this...

I've found these an improvement over the standard Musescore vocal samples and the partial vocalisation of lyrics is useful apart from when actual lyrics include the word 'noise'. I'd like to see vocalisation for full sol-fa including half steps. Since Musescore can already give sol-fa noteheads, could these be used instead of lyrics to give produce the sol fa sounds?

This sound library is incredible. This is truly an epic deal for the price. That said, there are some bugs as others have said. It is absolutely still worth your money, though.

Some of these sounds have worked alright, and I like the amount of phenomes you can play with. However, there are random bugs that really ruin the experience. the Women patch on mezzo forte legato has loud midi artifacts; the Men patch on staccato has the same volume at mezzo forte and forte (both are very loud); the legato is nonexistent/broken for both the Men and Women patches; the "Ra" phenome on the Men patch is way too loud at low dynamics. Those are the issues I've found so far and, until they're fixed, I can't recommend spending money on this.

Impressed by the clever technology and sounds great with opera, music theatre, musicals, and choral works. Was experiencing crashes when trying to play lyrics as numerical values e.g. 1, 2, 3, 4 - stopped crashing when changes to one, two, three, four etc.

Every time I use Men/Women voices, musescore just crashes and there's no sound at all.