Can I make my own synth from scratch or something??

[jokester127]

Just wondering

 

[NordGeit]

Depends, I don't think scratch is usable for any part, however, but other more general programming languages could work.

good luck lol

 

[jokester127]

Like python, Python might work since it's more complex, there are also audio processing libraries for python

 

[NordGeit]

Like python, Python might work since it's more complex, there are also audio processing libraries for python

Python may work, but if you're gonna learn any language at all, make it something low-level like C

It's going to be horrible, but it's a flex.

I have not learned any language at all.

 

[jokester127]

Also how does UTAU make high notes sound natural instead of the voice provider pitched up?

 

[NordGeit]

Also how does UTAU make high notes sound natural instead of the voice provider pitched up?

No idea, that's a question for the resampler developers, not someone who hasn't even done a single cover

 

[kam0109]

No idea, that's a question for the resampler developers, not someone who hasn't even done a single cover

maybe they're talking about the formant shifter

 

[jokester127]

oh,what is that??

 

[수연 <Suyeon>]

Why not build upon what's already available? UTSU is an open source front end to UTAU that's cross platform and in active development.

UTSU - A cross-platform vocal synth frontend

I work on Utsu 1 hour per day and usually make 1 Github commit per day as well. You can see the list of commits here. The list of remaining tasks before the 0.5 release is here. I'll probably make some smaller releases before 0.5 is finished. utsu is...

utaforum.net

Ask the developer how you can get involved. They're more active on discord than here if you have any questions.

 

[jokester127]

I don't want to create the new vocaloid, I just wanna see what I could do

 

[수연 <Suyeon>]

I don't want to create the new vocaloid, I just wanna see what I could do

I read the initial post as "from scratch" instead of "with Scratch." That said, I'm not familiar with the programming language you want to use, but you can ask UTSU's developer how you can integrate that into the project.

 

[jokester127]

it's a programming language that uses blocks, it's quite simple but continuously dragging blocks off a bar can get tedious

 

[jokester127]

It's like this (each line is a block)
ask:Note length
save answer to note1 length
ask:Note sound
save answer to note1 sound
ask:Do you want more notes?
if answer=y
ask:Note length
save answer to note2 length
ask:Note sound
save answer to note2 sound
(and so on and so on)
if not then
if note1 sound =mi
then
if note1 length=10
start sound mi
wait 10 seconds
stop all sounds
if not
if note1 length=9
start sound mi
wait 9 seconds
and so on and so on
if
if note1 sound =la
then
if note1 length=10
start sound la
wait 10 seconds
stop all sounds
if not
if note1 length=9
start sound la
wait 9 seconds
and so on and soone with all the sounds, then note2, note3

 

[isengaara]

You could also contribute to QTAU, the multisynth frontend.

 

[feelingiconiic]

You could also contribute to QTAU, the multisynth frontend.

Hiii how do you download QTAU? I'm having trouble figuring out what to download, and what file do i open for QTAU to work?