It's a bit expensive. Especially because the many microphone placements it had don't actually offer much sonic capabilities. Most of the microphones sound very similar or have no difference at all so it just eats up storage and ram. I'd recommend deleting most of the mic files that aren't useful. when lifting off a key it immediately cuts off the choir and doesn't let the stage they were recorded on be heard. I haven't been able to find a way to fix this. The altos have some strange tonal quality about them for some patches. not too noticable but it sounds like a mixing error. I don't think it's worth it's price. They need to make a cheaper option with less mic placements or people will continue to buy other choirs. It's hard to get a sense of intensity from this choir as it seems to be more for eery/peaceful music? The legato patches do sound semi realistic but there is no variety in the transitions. Which is what you'd expect to get for paying $600. There is nothing smart about the plugin. you can't play legato plugins at the same time like VSL so either use the less realistic long note patches or make multiple instances of each group (soprano, alto,tenor,bass). But overall this is a decent choir. I'm critical because of it's price but objectively looking at it it is a good choir plugin. Works well with large ensembles especially and most of the other choir plugins around today are incredibly unrealistic and nonody puts much time into them like they do for string sections or solo strings. Do I recommend you buy this? No, unless if you're rich and can blow a few hundred here and there, or if you're an idiot like me. But objectively it is a good choir.
