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yasusada or pajama mei .... got it be prepared to have a million selfies with me okay?

I will say hi as hard as I can

If only i could attend. I'm from the other side of the planet.

Resnu Caesio Oratory Galunggung Same thing right here.

:'( i would go from the philippines just to say hi to you.. maybe 3yrs from now lol :'(

cheesum Utau found dead in a ditch, weave already snatched

everyone apparently

*UTAUloid, not utau Utau is just the Japanese word for "sing"

honestly it's all a blur for me. my idealogy is that if it's free i can find a way to make it sound good at some point. -realizes what's wrong-

@@flyingstapler1241 UTAU is the name of the software. UTAUloid is a name made by Western fans for UTAU voicebanks.

André shooketh

They're q u a k i n g

With a number of English vocals and more coming up... I doubt it, Vocaloid has a larger market space and English vocals aren't a big market. This holds back all English synths and will impact this one too, the English speaking market is more reluctant towards software based vocals and favours real singer still. Plus based on what I've heard, the synth seems to be better at its sweet spot, but worst outside it then Vocaloid. Vocaloid is better at filling in the blanks. There is a male vocal also for this, but deeper vocals tend to show up all the weaknesses of the vocal synths. Also even in Japan, Vocaloid has had UTAU and now has CeVIO to deal with, but is still really popular because of Miku's iconic status. UTAU is a lower quality result then Vocaloid so won't replace it (and has 10% of Vocaloids number of producers, though bare in mind there are some 50,000+ producers at any one stage for Vocaloid in Japan) and CeVIO has a limited selection. This software is competing with a software that's been around for a decade and a half and has more vocal options. They have 2 currently we know of while there is English vocaloids Sweet Ann, Big Al, Sonika, Luka, Miku, Macne Nana, Fukase, Diva, Songman, Gumi, Len, Rin, Kaito, Meiko, Dex, Daina, Ruby, Yohioloid, Oliver, Avanna, Prima, Tonio, Leon, Lola, Miriam. That's a big selection across 4 versions of the software. That's over 20 vocal options and more are on the way. Even if you only count the Vocaloids since V4 starts that 5 natives and 2 Japanese that are decent plus the 5 lower quality CFM vocals, so basically 12 vocals. And there is suspect that V5 is expected sometime in the upcoming months if predictions are correct, which brings in new possibilities we don't yet know about. And this doesn't include several the 3 updates English vocals Miku, Luka and Nana, or the fact Luka can XSY her two English V4 vocals, Miku can XSY her V3 and V4 vocals, Nana can XSY her V3 and V4 and its in a Ah software English group which means she can XSY with all future Ah Software English vocals, of which its confirmed more are coming. And for exch XSY pair you have 2 extra results, increasing the number of English options. So those 6 voicebanks create 6 more voicebanks between them. This is baring in mind Vocaloid has 5 languages and you can use all alongside each other, that the Japanese side in particular has a huge catalogue of vocals (I think its now over 150 vocals between the Japanese vocaloids). Even if this is a better sounding engine, Vocaloid literally has the market for a reason. Vocaloid isn't trembling because Yamaha can sink more money into it, since their a bigger company and have access to more resources. Vocaloid also has a mobile app, a keyboard for the Japanese vocals and a few more other things.

Mate, the creator of this software works with/in Yamaha. Of course the capabilities of this software are _"on par"_ or similar to VOCALOID's (and maybe even UTAU's, as well). And by reading your comment, I could assume you didn't quite understand what *"VOCALOID is shaking"* is. It's a joke bud, I didn't really state that SynthV will beat VOCALOID. _You sure _*_are_*_ fun at parties._

UTAU ceased development in 2013, so its out of the picture, its community keeps it alive by creating resamplers and voicebanks, but its no threat at all. Without development, UTAU is a software with a ticking clock on it and the quality was never on par with Vocaloid3, though UTAU fans try to deny this. While I knew it was a joke, I just didn't care for it as a joke, never do. You want to make a joke, that's fine, but someone else may not see it as a joke. Hence the reply regardless. I've sadly been with Vocaloid for 8 years and know all to well what happens. *sigh*. Edit; Also I know about the guy being linked to Yamaha, but the thing is, he is doing this independently from Yamaha more or less. Yamaha is a corporation and could sink money into Vocaloid if they desired to improve it greatly if they felt it ness. Even if the quality is on par, it still lacks many of the features Vocaloid has by the looks of it.

That's Eleanor for ya!

current Queen of pronunciation lol

excuse me robot boy kiibo i have a question *do robots have d-*

Kalfina-P lol thats trueee.. 😂😂😂

Both :0)

*SynthV.

@@voidnoidoid I agree with you

@@katarzynamysluk3801 their tuning helps though

rev OMG dude your utau covers make my wig fly away to the space

I love your covers

damn i wish that would happen to me, im a fatass D8

New workout jam?

Vocaloid has trouble with consonants, this impacts even the Japanese Vocaloids. Plus they've only just fixed the issues with the English script in 2010, Yamaha sold a bad script since 2003.

We just need to see what else she can do

Then again it's about tuning and mixing

But technically, she isn't a vocaloid. It's a whole different software, so its sound different than vocaloid.

Why does eng-f1 sound like Eleanor Forte?

Only but when Synth V voicebanks sing really fast, the consonants sound a bit too clear and rather robotic.

NOTICE ME JIRAI SENPAIII KYAAAAAAA!!

JIRAI YASS

*Goddess.

UTAU's development stopped in 2013, its being kept alive by resamplers and its fans since then. Plus though its free UTAU still was created by a developer, so belongs to someone. Theonly ones ever to try it were Plogue but they never released the UTAU function that would allow UTAUs to go into Alter/ego. It was only experimental.

Two things; 1. I know all of this but it doesn't change the fact its a software not being updated anymore and the numerous voicebanks made are why UTAU's still going. Even if the voicebanks exist, they are still a separate entity to the actual UTAU software itself. Even if you transferred those vocals onto this software, be aware due to differences before UTAU's engine and this one, the vocals would experience differences in sound. Meaning that quality of the voice may improve but don't be surprised if the voice isn't the same pitch or behaves differently. 2. Why I can't help people don't do their research, bare in mind not speaking up is even worst. Its not spam if I tell them their wrong and correct them, this is actually being helpful as it will keep them making mistakes in the future. I'm sorry but, this reeks of elitism I encountered when I first got into the Vocalodi fandom, veteran fans wanting things to remain the way they are so they can feel superior in their knowledge on a subject. In fact only the note UTAU stopped development in 2013 was a "correction", the rest aren't, their commentary by me. Be it badly written as it was late at night when I wrote that.

He did the music parts and I did the lyrics ahah (well, translation I guess)

kyaami AAAAAA thank you for this amazing song thou- you both did an amazing job at this!!

Woman*

Synthetic Purple no, i'm talking about Kanru Hua, the creator of moresampler and synthV, not cillia/kyaami or the vocal

SCARYCHEWINGGUM 😂😂😂😂ur subject of question is confusing

T_T I'm sorry, I've been super busy with school and other projects. I have a few things I want to upload soon so look forward to that!

kyaami Geez. We are very worried about you. At least you're fine. well, good luck. We'll look forward to it

Cilla had been reporting on the trials and tribulations of her life on her Twitter for a while now, so I guess if you really want to know you can follow her on that. It's just unavoidable real life stuff.

@@okok275 She's from California and I don't know what does she study. She lived in Japan for a year though.

UTAU does! This software is made by Kanru Hua, who created the moresampler resampler for UTAU, which allows the user to create this tension effect in UTAU.

Also SynthV seems like something that could easily be targeted towards Western non-vocaloid song producers??? Like how Porter Robinson used Avanna

Eyy i missed you

Well, considering the creator of this software works in/with Yamaha, we could say... yes, I guess?

Would that be a bad thing? I would love that function in Vocaloid it would make tuning so much easier.

InsomniKyo Actually, there’s an engine developped for utau called moresampler which has a tension tool too! Though the one from synth v seems to sound cleaner

moresampler DID have the same creator as SynthV, so...

André does he? I didn’t know that!

i think like soft voicebanks are seperate, synth v is really great

MHRVoca Don't forget, a VB is used to make this song. That means the code to handle VBs is already in place -- for multiple languages, no less. Adding more would be trivial. Surely in the short term, UTAU would have a wider range of VBs, but I expect with Cilia on the board, anyone who's still maintaining their UTAU VB would try to get it out as soon as they could. That is, if Kanru does not make it backward compatible. For this I honestly don't know how far he'd go, since one of his motivation in making this is the UTAU VB format sucked.

UTAU's development ceased in 2013 and it has not been updated since. It has not been updated since, all resamplers, voicebanks and so fourth were created by 3rd parties and this has been keeping UTAU alive since. UTAU despite being able to handle languages has issues related to the default setting only being set up for Japanese, it struggles in areas that some UTAU fans won't admit. Edit; Its actually the most remarkable thing is how UTAU is kept alive by its community, when the devs stopped they continued.

AngelEmfrbl Just curious, what would these areas of struggle be?

UTAU used SJIS when it should've used Unicode. As a consequence, USTs and VBs cannot handle Chinese characters -- not that you can't make chinese ones, just none of the characters can be in chinese. Additionally, the loading time of a UST is pretty ungodly. And those only scratched the surface of its problems When I created a library to work with UST files and peeked inside how it works, it was very clear UTAU never meant to openly support 3rd party resamplers. Everything was designed to work with the official resampler, and the feature to use different resampler was probably made because the official creator wanted to test different versions of his own resamplers. As evidenced by the ever-extended "trial period" on Macs, UTAU was meant to be a closed, paid software, despite its creator suggested otherwise. Everything we use on UTAU are hacks, budges to extend its original, limited capacity. UTAU is in fact, only kept alive by 3rd party enthusiasts. For a long time, there wasn't a reason to switch to other softwares. Now with the creator of moresampler and cilia and many others on board, there is one.

Quality, even the best vocals are not on par with the best Vocaloids, though fans constantly deny it and claim otherwise, UTAU was never a HQ product and now development has ceased it never will. I've not seen any Japanese users argue ove the quality of UTAU so it seems to be a stubborn overseas fan opinion. In Japan they pretty much accept that its bad. Bare in mind UTAU has 1/5 the usage of Vocaloid too. This was not why you used UTAU though, you used it because it was free, adaptable and had lacked many of the restrictions Vocaloid has on how you could use it. Since the engine has had no updates since 2013, its capabilities are frozen and it will not be updated. Meaning the version you download now is pretty much all there is to UTAU. UTAU can be taken further by resamplers, but you then have to sit there and sort through them. Not all are as useful as they seem and even with a host of them you may not get a good result. The engine is highly adaptable, but due to its ceased development right now is at risk of being lost to time. The basic voicebanks are mostly made by amateurs and fans and the professionals are not always free, the sheer number of LQ voicebanks is remarkable, you can have random background noises in them or they just need edited but most don't. Since many producers don't have access to much of the tools Vocaloid studios have to check results, they often spot basic mistakes that a simple program will be picked up by an audio engineer will have access to in their tool kit. UTAU users tend not to understand some vocals like the Macne's aren't free, because for the most part the majority of them are. Not all UTAU vocals are voices and there are some using UTAU as a sample pack merely. Regardless, compared to Vocaloid, developers must submit all voicebanks for a quick analyse by Yamaha's team before they can be released. This also acts as a standard quality check and catches many of the basic bugs caused by development teams. Voicebanks are sent to Yamaha who sends them back with notes saying some issues raised. The studio then fixes and re-submits. This means all Vocaloid voicebanks, even the worst, have passed a baselines quality check as per such. Some UTAU fans/users also try and deny it, but UTAUs engine has an impact on the vocal. For example, but to the Macne's, when you import the original Macne family samples into UTAU voicebanks to make UTAU voicebanks of their vocals, the result vocal is low. The samples aren't particularly high, but if you compare Nana original and Nana 2S's pre-made UTAU vocal, which is corrected, there is a difference. Vocaloid also does this too, though I've seen fans deny Vocaloid has any impact on the vocals, this is very obvious listening to samples of Sweet Ann V1 and the released V2 versions. Sweet Ann in Vocaloid was almost too like Lola, so I suspect myself Lola is impacted by the V1 engine.

As you said; most of composers are japanese and the english market is non-existent Yahama is careless with english vocaloids (compare Avanna version with this), japanese market is more convenient. You're right, they surely release another version but let's be honest, even there's a lot of utau voicebanks with a very good quality in english and they were just made by normal people (most of them with experience of course) I think that Yamaha must work more in them english vocaloids than japanese, english is an universal language, them market could be huge but due to them careless those english VB aren't welcome by english composers, that's little disappointing. I will wait for the next vocaloid version, hopefully we will have surprises :)

Katsuura I think it will be but it’s in beta atm (I think) and not released to the public at the current moment!^^

its free but if you want the full experience, you'd have to pay around 80$

鄭淇勻 Its a Cover, the original was relased some years ago

czloid

It has a vibe of Daina but I think Teto sounds completely different