pronunciation

  1. Masuna

    How to give English Voicebanks that don’t have the 4 phoneme clear Japanese pronunciation

    I was fiddling around in vocaloid mobile and found a new way to emulate Japanese pronunciation with an English voice. A lot of people say to use the [l0] phoneme at a high consonant velocity to simulate a Japanese r, but even then, an American accent shines through. I’ve found that doing this...
  2. Nohkara

    What is Korean "r" sound exactly?

    So, I'm pretty confused with this sound! All video tutorial about this sound is, eh, not very clear IMO and different videos tell so different things that I don't know anymore which one to trust. :cynical: I know that ㄹis L when it's as an ending consonant but when beginning its R - but what...
  3. kimchi-tan

    Tagalog Pronunciation Guide

    *Although I've lived in the Philippines all my life and am Filipino, I'm more fluent in English than Tagalog so I may make some mistakes. Also, this covers the NCR (National Capital Region; where Manila is) accent since some pronunciations are different for other parts of the country. Please...
  4. Sync_Ye

    mixing / pronounced critiques

    I am not good with mixing so I wanted to know the opinion of you about this: Already in the matter of pronunciation, the pronunciation of this voice bank is good ? it uses a reclist [at]sync_sonya is doing (seems to me a Prizma custom more she said she is still tweaking a lot of things yet)...
  5. 수연 <Suyeon>

    Single Reclist Korean Reclist + Pronunciation Guide

    I've been slowly (emphasis on slow) working on my next bank which will be multi-pitch, multi-append Korean and decided to share the fruits of my labor with the community - the reclist. Hopefully anyone who uses this finds it to be comprehensive, useful, and a good update to Syo's list from 2012...
  6. luiysia

    Japanese "T" sound

    Note: upon review it has come to my attention that this resource may come off as extremely condescending, and that many people already know this. But whatever. This is a really, really common pronunciation issue in Japanese VBs made by English speakers. It's also really, really easy to...