Making my own choir samples with Synth1

[FreezeFlame(Alchemy)]

Im not that good with synthes, and the guides for making an choir voice with an synth aren't really useful.
Does anyone have any advice for making an ahhh choir voice, and an ooohhh choir voice? If someone does, thank you.
And umm, i do mean to know how making choir voices can be done in Synth1, just to prevent confusion in the subject.

[LPChip]

Regardless the plugin, make sure you add an echo with short settings to multiply the sounds (or more synth1 instances) and tunnel all to a reverb with long decay to create a realistic choir sustain.

Not sure Synth1 has the ability to create a realistic choir though. You may need samples for that. Like a SF2 with sf2 vsti.

[Saga Musix]

Like a SF2 with sf2 vsti.

So you basically say "to synthesize a choir, take a sample of a choir." Well done, that's really helpful!
Naturally, as a very "classic" virtual analog synth, Synth1 is not the most suitable tool for your goal, especially since you won't find things like formant filters. The closest you can probably get (with a single instance, anyway) is some kind of choir "pad" that vaguely sounds like a choir.
There's one pad I have been using a couple of times, "Above" from bwwd's pad bank, and I'd say it vaguely resembles an ethereal choir. I'd say the key here is to use the pulse waveform with a relatively low pulse width and of course tons of chorus and reverb.

[FreezeFlame(Alchemy)]

Got it.  That Synth1 preset of you Saga Musix sounds very good. I love ethereal sounds .
I managed to get some results to, after tweaking parameters hours (it wasn't very rewarding, mind it).
Im posting them, if someone might need them.

You may need samples for that. Like a SF2 with sf2 vsti.

And then sample (rip) the voices seperate (in an multisample instrument), i guess.

[Saga Musix]

Got it.  That Synth1 preset of you Saga Musix sounds very good. I love ethereal sounds .

It's not mine. As said, it's from the "pads bank by bwwd", which features many really nice pads. Maybe I should add something like that to my new Synth1 bank though, hmm...