What's the BPM for the default Oremo BGM?

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Asking because I'm helping a friend fix an old oto of theirs and I'm giving the bank a new base oto in SetParam. Thank you!
 

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It's 100bpm, with an initial offset of 600msec. If I recall correctly, the calculated preutterance value for 100bpm is 300, so you'll actually want to subtract 600-300 and input an initial offset of 300msec. That'll align the generated OTO more closely to the recording.
 

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It's 100bpm, with an initial offset of 600msec. If I recall correctly, the calculated preutterance value for 100bpm is 300, so you'll actually want to subtract 600-300 and input an initial offset of 300msec. That'll align the generated OTO more closely to the recording.
What should I use for the overlap?
 

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Click on "Initialize according to Recording Tempo".
I did that and now it appears that SetParam is not generating an oto. This is a VCV Hiragana bank (I converted the encoding by pasting in the filenames from the hiragana version of the reclist that was used) , so it shouldn't be an encoding issue, but it is possible. I never had this issue when I made my VCV voicebank, which was hiragana from the beginning.
 

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An alternative method of generating a Japanese VCV base OTO is via Moresampler. Assuming the filenames are entirely hiragana (このようにかいた.wav), or in romaji with every syllable separated by an underscore (ko_no_yo_u_ni_ka_i_ta.wav), you can drag and drop the entire folder onto moresampler.exe. After generating the oto.ini file you will be able to make final adjustments in Setparam as usual.
 

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An alternative method of generating a Japanese VCV base OTO is via Moresampler. Assuming the filenames are entirely hiragana (このようにかいた.wav), or in romaji with every syllable separated by an underscore (ko_no_yo_u_ni_ka_i_ta.wav), you can drag and drop the entire folder onto moresampler.exe. After generating the oto.ini file you will be able to make final adjustments in Setparam as usual.
The entire reason I converted this bank's encoding to hiragana-only is to avoid Moresampler base otos, as I find them to be *incredibly* inaccurate, especially where aliases are concerned. If possible, I want to stick to a SetParam base. I have never had a good experience with using Moresampler as a base.

Is it possible that I used the wrong hiragana encoding method? I was pasting from a file encoded in ANSI.
 

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OREMO uses the same OTO generator as Setparam, so you may want to try using that instead and seeing if it fares differently.
 

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OREMO uses the same OTO generator as Setparam, so you may want to try using that instead and seeing if it fares differently.
Same thing happened. It left a totally blank oto.ini file. Did I maybe use the wrong encoding format for the hiragana? I was using ANSI which is what worked for my bank. That bank was able to get an auto generated base oto no problem.

Edit: Im gonna remove this VB from the voice folder and see if that changes things.
Edit2: it didn't change things.
Edit3: I did something else in Oremo (I hit down arrow on everything to overwrite my incorrect encoding) and now it worked!
Edit4: Now I'm getting an application error whenever I try to save, and I don't see the waveform/parameters/etc on screen in SetParam... but at least it generated a base I guess.
 
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