--UPDATED POST--:
So this is a thread for Cadencii, it seems
Cadencii is a vocal synthesizer that one may use to host Vocaloid, UTAU, and Aquestone.
It's notoriously un-user-friendly, unstable, and unefficient. However, it's unique features include the beautiful following:
- A vocaloid-like interface (very much like V1)
- A unique properties window
- The ability to convert .vsqx to .ust
- The uniquely realistic resampler, vConnect-STAND
- The ability to use a variety of voicebanks together
- An engrish GUI out-of-box
It's not a program for the faint of heart. You have to be ready to save often, you have to be willing to live with some features mysteriously not working, and you'll have to be able to make compromises for the CPU load. However, it has it's good points, and is probably worth a try.
Here are some tips:
- You can decide what parameters you want to use from setting>preference>appearance. (Env especially is relevant when working with UTAU!)
- if you're tired of wait times, you can switch to a UTAU resampler.
- when working with a UTAU resampler, set mod to 0 on all notes
- when working with a UTAU resampler, remember that it likes resampler.exe best
- when working with a UTAU resampler, remember that it won't take some of Cadencii's parameter changes.
Cadencii can be found here
Ritsu has an HQ voicebank made specially for cadencii: demo ("Toss Up") (yt nico(" sm15561654 "). download/installation guide here.
Cadencii may be used to arrange a song for Sinsy.
It seems to update every 1-2 years.
I wish to learn many things about Cadencii, so posting your mis/adventures and suggestions is always welcome :3
--ORIG POST--:
So I picked up Cadencii the other day
and even though it's wanting in so many areas, I still love the idea of it. When it works right, it's pretty cool. Do any of you guys use it? Let's all list our complaints, as well as our reasons for loving it:
: ' O
1. Sweet Ann works fine, but Leon won't speak a word : ' O
2. Aquestone will produce sound, but I'm not able to make them pronounce things in the piano roll (I think I went looking for a way to get to the .dll so that I could set the text there, but if that's the only way Cadencii will work with Aquestone I don't care enough to use it).
3. It won't take either of my MIDI controllers, and there was a time when starting it up would actually knock my little LPK25 out. It's a bit discouraging to have to open up UTAU to use a piano.
4. I've actually never been able to use any exported .vsq/.ust. It just doesn't take for some reason.
<3
1. I love the hands on envelope editor (I still haven't found the crossfade function. Is it even there??).
2. And that "Devide Note" tool is pretty convenient for some rough engrish -- I wish it was cut at the end, but it's easy enough to rearrange.
3. And it's much easier to arrange and test a duet/chorus.
4. And I don't work with Sinsy, but the idea that I could make a song with her is just so tantalizing (I'm in love with Circus-P's cover of Tsukema Tsukeru that used her ;o
so what do you think?
So this is a thread for Cadencii, it seems
Cadencii is a vocal synthesizer that one may use to host Vocaloid, UTAU, and Aquestone.
It's notoriously un-user-friendly, unstable, and unefficient. However, it's unique features include the beautiful following:
- A vocaloid-like interface (very much like V1)
- A unique properties window
- The ability to convert .vsqx to .ust
- The uniquely realistic resampler, vConnect-STAND
- The ability to use a variety of voicebanks together
- An engrish GUI out-of-box
It's not a program for the faint of heart. You have to be ready to save often, you have to be willing to live with some features mysteriously not working, and you'll have to be able to make compromises for the CPU load. However, it has it's good points, and is probably worth a try.
Here are some tips:
- You can decide what parameters you want to use from setting>preference>appearance. (Env especially is relevant when working with UTAU!)
- if you're tired of wait times, you can switch to a UTAU resampler.
- when working with a UTAU resampler, set mod to 0 on all notes
- when working with a UTAU resampler, remember that it likes resampler.exe best
- when working with a UTAU resampler, remember that it won't take some of Cadencii's parameter changes.
Cadencii can be found here
Ritsu has an HQ voicebank made specially for cadencii: demo ("Toss Up") (yt nico(" sm15561654 "). download/installation guide here.
Cadencii may be used to arrange a song for Sinsy.
It seems to update every 1-2 years.
I wish to learn many things about Cadencii, so posting your mis/adventures and suggestions is always welcome :3
--ORIG POST--:
So I picked up Cadencii the other day
and even though it's wanting in so many areas, I still love the idea of it. When it works right, it's pretty cool. Do any of you guys use it? Let's all list our complaints, as well as our reasons for loving it:
: ' O
1. Sweet Ann works fine, but Leon won't speak a word : ' O
2. Aquestone will produce sound, but I'm not able to make them pronounce things in the piano roll (I think I went looking for a way to get to the .dll so that I could set the text there, but if that's the only way Cadencii will work with Aquestone I don't care enough to use it).
3. It won't take either of my MIDI controllers, and there was a time when starting it up would actually knock my little LPK25 out. It's a bit discouraging to have to open up UTAU to use a piano.
4. I've actually never been able to use any exported .vsq/.ust. It just doesn't take for some reason.
<3
1. I love the hands on envelope editor (I still haven't found the crossfade function. Is it even there??).
2. And that "Devide Note" tool is pretty convenient for some rough engrish -- I wish it was cut at the end, but it's easy enough to rearrange.
3. And it's much easier to arrange and test a duet/chorus.
4. And I don't work with Sinsy, but the idea that I could make a song with her is just so tantalizing (I'm in love with Circus-P's cover of Tsukema Tsukeru that used her ;o
so what do you think?