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Note: I don't know Mandarin, so I'm making up my own names for the parameters and such. At the top of the screen, there a switch with two green "lights" beneath some Chinese text. This switch allows you to switch between the basic mode (drawing notes, adding lyrics and basic vibrato, etc) and...

Yeah, like I said, I'm not surprised or disappointed by her English skills. And I LOVE that I can adjust the phoneme/transition timing visually in SharpKey. This is what I've been wanting in Vocaloid since they announced V3.

I used that method to do a short test (I might upload it to Youtube/Soundcloud later) and while the results were better than I was expecting, it still sounded choppy. I'm not surprised though, because she isn't MADE to sing in English.

Yes she can. And I was just testing to see if she could isolate consonants because Vocaloids are capable of doing that with certain sounds, even when it's not considered normal in their language.

So I've been messing around with Huan Xiao Yi to try and figure out what her phonetic capabilities are, and this is what I've discovered so far: She has Vocaloid2 style breath samples (br1 - br5). Unlike Vocaloid, they do not stretch if you draw the note longer than the sample and instead the...

Ok, so is there an alternative way to download this stuff? I registered, did the whole cellphone number thing, but now it won't let me log in on either the client or the website, even though it logged me in automatically right after the registration process. I've been fighting with it for 30...

Just listening to how smooth she sounds is crazy. As soon as this is updated with an English UI and the ability to make your own voicebanks, I see this becoming REALLY popular with the western Utau crowd. I'm certainly keeping it in mind.

Thanks everyone. These will be very helpful. EDIT: @Kitcat190 It's a shame your tutorial got deleted. I tried looking for tutorials on CV otoing, but all of them were from back when English speaking users were still trying to figure out how the software worked and none of them were very good.

I'm wanting to get into making voice banks for Utau and figured I should start small with a CV bank. I realize that CV are inherently choppier than VCV banks, but I have heard some really good CV voice banks as well before. I was hoping that I could look at some well recorded/oto'd CV voice...