3-mora VCV

[Suzuki Hoshi]

Suzuki Hoshi submitted a new resource:

3-mora CVVC - a fast, energy-saving reclist.

This 3mora CVVC reclist was made for people whose voices get tired easily, but still desire a smooth voicebank.
Reclist is Romaji only.
(THIS RECLIST WILL RECIEVE UPDATES IF THERE ARE BUGS.)
(No base oto has been provided.)

Spoiler: Sounds included

Vowels (a, i, u, e, o)
Consonants (k, s, t, h, m, y, r, w, g, z, d, b, p, n, ky, sh, ts, ch, hy, my, ry, gy, j, by, py, ny, f, v)
N and M (just said n and m)
wu and yi

Spoiler: Sounds NOT included

w-blends (kw, gw, rw, nw, etc)
tsa...

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[dead_byte]

Not to be rude, but are you sure this is titled correctly? Or did you perhaps upload the wrong list? This looks more like a VCV list. For a CVVC list, this is exceptionally long with a lot of superfluous samples ( for reference, Eve-Style CVVC, which is a 2-mora list that is largely considered the standard for CVVC in the Japanese community, is only around 200 samples. A 3-mora list should theoretically have less than that, give or take, but this one has over 700+. )

 

[Suzuki Hoshi]

Not to be rude, but are you sure this is titled correctly? Or did you perhaps upload the wrong list? This looks more like a VCV list. For a CVVC list, this is exceptionally long with a lot of superfluous samples ( for reference, Eve-Style CVVC, which is a 2-mora list that is largely considered the standard for CVVC in the Japanese community, is only around 200 samples. A 3-mora list should theoretically have less than that, give or take, but this one has over 700+. )

i guess I could change it to VCV