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Try zooming out or scrolling right to see if the parts are further along.

Use the ANSI one, since it's the only non-unicode option.

Seems like you may have accidentally saved your text files with the wrong encoding. Classic UTAU only supports Shift JIS, and not UTF-8. If you're using a text editor like Notepad++ or VS Code you can directly change the text encoding. If you're using plain notepad then save the file using ASCII...

You may need to delete and reinstall utau. You can follow this setup guide for your system settings, and make sure to leave the settings alone after they've been fixed. You may encounter issues if you try to change settings again and still use classic UTAU...

Sounds like you're trying to change the pitch of multiple notes at once, but only one note is moving. Click the very bottom right corner of the UTAU window so that an M appears, and multi-move will work again.

Looks like you're having some issues with the text encoding. If you want to use classic UTAU, you'll need to ensure that the language for non-unicode programs is set to Japanese. This system setting is required before installing classic UTAU and any time you want to use it. Here's a setup and...

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The same techniques apply as with classic UTAU. You can try using extreme vibrato settings with a very short cycle. This will work better if you're using the classic renderer and a resampler other than worldline. Some resamplers have growl specific flags, like Moresampler. For others that...

If you're having trouble with your system setup you can follow the step by step guide with complete screenshots here. https://utaforum.net/resources/install-utau-in-english-on-windows-10.494/

You might have accidentally downloaded the source code instead of the released version. You can get the latest release from here: https://github.com/sdercolin/vlabeler/releases/tag/1.2.0 Make sure to get the version for your operating system.