How would I go about making a stringed Korean reclist/voicebank?

[pomikko]

I've seen alot of Korean reclists and voicebanks without stringed samples. I've seen a Korean VCV bank once, but because the Korean is a CVC, CVV language...it sounded lovely but the file size was enormous. So if anyone could hmm point me towards the right direction, I'd really appreciate it♥

 

[Zarsla]

@pomikko Stringed as in VCV stringed (eg Ka_ke_ko_ku) or stringed as in CVVC stringed (kak-kek-kik)?

 

[pomikko]

@Zarsla If it could sound like VCV it'd be great if that's what you're asking

 

[oteto]

Probably cvvc would suit your purposes best. Tsukine sayuri has kkorean vbs maybe ask her?

 

[pomikko]

@oteto Sayuri's Korean appears to be unstringed. ;o;

 

[❤️PuririnLuka❤️]

Syo has released a korean vb it appears to be a VCV stringed"?" not sure but it's on VO

 

[수연 <Suyeon>]

I'm actually in the middle of rerecording my voicebanks and I've revised my reclist for Korean - it's intended to be recorded to capture the difference in pronunciation for initial, secondary, and ending position for the consonants. They're stringed in 2mora as the language is cvvc and it'll be easier to differentiate between plain (unvoiced), double (voiced), and aspirated consonants. Another person to consult for reclist construction (I'm guessing you're looking for VCV?) is Adlez.