So I've heard a lot about vocal fries and know they sound super nice in UTAU. But how would you record them? I know absolutely nothing other than they sound nice. Teach me things!
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Vocal fries?
- Thread starter LilyoftheValley
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Well you either record the way you'd record a normal sample but with a fry at the beginning, or the end. ( 'い or い')
Ex: https://clyp.it/brjyq1zf
Or like a transition between vowels like an "a' い" where the "a" would fade into a fry, which fades into an "i" if that makes sense.
Most people just record fries for vowel and n sounds, but I suppose you could do more if you wanted
Ex: https://clyp.it/brjyq1zf
Or like a transition between vowels like an "a' い" where the "a" would fade into a fry, which fades into an "i" if that makes sense.
Most people just record fries for vowel and n sounds, but I suppose you could do more if you wanted
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