Solitary Choir

Long, ethereal, quadruple-tracked vocal samples recorded at my desk whilst home alone.

The story

Between jobs and waiting to move house for the first time; most of my friends away for the summer, and I, home alone for several days, decided to create a choir – a solitary choir.

I recorded four takes of each note from G2 to C5, singing for as long as I could before running out of breath, and occasionally re-tonguing the notes to create a subtle swarm-like effect. I spliced each of the four takes into a near-continuous, very long note, and then copied and pasted these three times but starting from different takes.

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Reviews

  • GREATEST Choir Sound

    I LOVE playing melodies and chords with this! Great sound with a sinewave sub sound. Beware me playing a lot of Vangelis Chariots of Fire. I first heard about Decent Sampler on YouTube. Shoutout to Venus Theory for the sounds.

    — Erik on 01 December 2022
  • Great Sound

    Wow so realistic in a great format, interface is great for the use, great for many music applications!

    — edrickblade on 13 October 2022
  • Oh No! This is great!

    Only one singer? I can't believe. I think I can use this choir as a Gospel Choir as well as a back-up group for Jazz recordings.
    Thank you much for this fantastic sample pack

    — Dirk-Gerd on 22 October 2026
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By James Peacock

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Hi. I'm James, I'm a musician from North Wales. I play bass guitar in the Sheffield-based band 'Peregrin!'

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