All "UTAU" users must follow these rules!! Breaking the rules will result in the accusation against you, and may even Mr. Such a situation will terminate the free "UTAU" world and should be avoided definitely. Also there's a new version for UTAU 2. English patch update can be found on mianaito's youtube channel. If you have doubts on how to use it please leave a comment here and I'll help you how I can. Configure everything by following the explanation below and using your own judgement and then click OK and the oto.
If you saved your wav files as romaji, type the hiragana as the alias. If you saved your wav files as hiragana, type the romaji as the alias. Offset is the parameter of the blue highlight thing from the left.
Basically you can cover any blank space on your wav file or any weird sound from your recording with this and it wont be heard when you make your UTAU sing. Consonant is the parameter of the pink highlight thing. Anything you cover with this will not be altered when the note is stretched in UTAU. Cuttoff is the parameter of the blue highlight from the right.
Just cover any blank space after your recording with this or anything that is not consistent with the rest of your recording at the end. Preutter is the parameter of the red line. Put this at the end of the consonant in your recording.
When you select the red line in the editor you will notice it says "top of note" this is basically how soon the note will begin to sound when you make your UTAUloid sing. This parameter shortens the lenght of the preceding note. Overlap is the parameter of the green line. Sometimes this parameter isn't needed at all but when the consonant is too long I usually put this at the middle of the consonant in the recording.
With this you are assigning how soon the note with this sample will overlap with the previous note. On that window, select the sample you are going to configure then click on "Launch editor". You should see a window with your wav file. Then you can move around some parameters that will write in the numbers of the oto. Basically it should look something like this.
The pink covers the area that you don't want to be manipulated when you stretch a note so cover the consonant and part of the vowel. The green line determines when the note will overlap with the previous note it shortens the previous note too and the red line says how much it will get ahead.
Just place the green bar in the middle of the consonant and the red bar at the end of the consonant. Also the highlighter like things are hidden drag the red and green lines first then you'll be able to drag the pink thing and after you drag the pink you can drag the blue.
You can also drag the pink and blue before dragging the green and red lines by clicking on the leftmost corner where there is no green or red line visible. Also if you drag from the right, you immediately get the blue highlight thing. Oh something else I was told I believe it was Nami who figured this out On the editor window where you drag everything around there is a button with a "P" on it. If you click on that it'll let you listen to the sound once configured.
Configuring the oto. Consonant lenght is not important. Also, here is a vcv oto. Experiment a bit to find good values! Notice how my vowel sound has the same values for Offset, Overlap, and Preutterance.
This is because there is no consonant sound in the beginning of the vowel, so no Preutterance is necessary. Breath sounds are a little bit trickier. You can try to use this as a reference:. The Consonant value is also a bit strange for breath sounds. For breath-out sounds, again, make sure the Consonant is pretty big:. As you oto each syllable, you should notice that the second screen starts to fill in with numbers for each of the columns.
Use the Hiragana chart to type them all in on the second screen:. Some of these might not be exactly the same from voicebank to voicebank, but these should be generally just about right. When you finish oto-ing and aliasing everything, your second screen should look something like this:. If you just open up the oto. Notice how I have three entries for my breath. This is because there are multiple ways to alias the breath sound, so to do that, I just copy-pasted the entry in the oto.
The aliases are all associated with the breath. And now…. This site was designed with the. Now we can start using SetParam. First screen:. And for a vowel sound, I might have this:. Holy shit. This looks like it'll make it a lot easier to make DV voicebanks now. Reactions: FlowerPalette and poser. Krin UTAU is my religion!!! Feb 28, WHAT it looks like the program itself has its own UI system and you sort of manually convert it through there.
Reactions: Kazumimi , Kaleidiope , uncreepy and 1 other person. Krin said:. Reactions: Kaleidiope. I think you might be right about needing something extra to get the program running or atleast the ui to show up although i've got no idea what that would be? Reactions: Kaleidiope and poser. Jun 18, 20 Greece www. OK actually, did anyone found out how this program works???
Oct 8, 1, Misty said:. Loading the oto and specifying the pitch did the job for me, it's just that I can't make heads and tails of how to make use of it in the toolbox cuz I know very little about the configuration of deepvocals cfvgbhnj.
FlowerPalette said:. The thing is that i "we" i believe don't know what to do with the "voice.
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