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So frustrated today. Don't feel like talking. I just wanna pout and be a grouch all day.

Seems like vocalsharp's links are broken. I had to download through the wayback machine. I wonder if it's retired...

True. I think it's a little strange to distribute voicebanks made from software like Google Translate and AquesTalk Player because of how easy it is for anyone to use the software and make their own. Or maybe I think that way because I'm a DIY kind of person, lol.

Aquestalk was bundled with UTAU and used to generate Defoko's voice upon installation/first startup. After the samples are generated, Aquest's software is automatically deleted. Aquest allows people to use the software AquesTalk Player without paying for a license as long as it's for personal...

I don't blame you. Technology seems to change so fast; every time I blink there's something new, lol!

Depending on the brand of laptop you have, you might be able to find compatible RAM sticks of higher sizes, like 8 or 16GB. Emphasis on compatible! RAM sticks for laptops can be different from the ones for PC. Then you'll have to take your laptop apart to install it.

I hope you don't mind, but I also downloaded your voicebank to take a look. Here is what I noticed: 1. Your samples are very long, and most of it is noise. I don't know how it effects Open/UTAU, but it might be a good idea to cut out the noise in the beginning of your samples. Then the samples...

Wow, it's been a while. My life has been like a roller-coaster for the past few years. With my renewed interest in UTAU, I'm trying to make an English reclist... It's not going so well, lol. English is such a mess sometimes.

You can name the folder D3 for the purpose of organization. In all the multipitch voice banks that I have, the pitch is written in the alias. Example: かD3 Edit: For voice banks in romaji, I've seen it written as ka_D3, where _D3 would be put into the prefix map.

(I will try my best to help!) In my opinion, Japanese CVVC is quicker to record, but it takes more work to oto. VCV takes longer to record, but it's easier to oto. There is an efficient VCV reclist available here on the forum which removes redundant and uncommon sounds...

When you install ttenglishinputhelper by drag-n-dropping the zip onto UTAU (while UTAU is running), it will install into UTAU's AppData/Roaming folder. You end up with two different plugin folders: one in Program Files and one in AppData/Roaming/UTAU.

I forgot about this feature. That could work too, but it would take a while if you have a lot of notes to change.

Usually a question mark means it's a symbol that UTAU can't read. Is your computer's locale in Japanese? If it is, do you have Japanese keyboard downloaded and installed? One time I had an issue where, even though my locale was Japanese, my copy-pasted text would be question marks or gibberish...

Unless you modified the oto.ini file, the suffix/prefix should still exist in the voice bank. All you have to do is insert them into the ust using the SuffixBroker. You can copy-paste the symbols* you need and add them to the suffix list by clicking + (make sure the symbol you want is in the box...

Accents are hard to get rid of unless you go to extremes to get rid of it (please don't). However, here is what I noticed about Korean pronunciation: 오 (O sound) and 우 (U sound) it sounds like the lips are "tighter" compared to Japanese. ㄹ as an ending consonant (L sound), the tongue curls...

It could be that there are special symbols in the filenames that UTAU isn't able to read. You can try changing the filenames of the silent sounds and see if it fixes the issue.

In Oremo, click Show > Show F0. It will show the pitch of your recording, and your target pitch will be shown as a red line. Make sure the Show Target Tone option in Advanced Settings is turned on.