Has anyone used Antifake on Utau samples?

[noriakinure]

As the title suggests, I'm wondering if anyone here has used Antifake on UTAU samples before, and if it affects the way the synthesized singing sounds. If you don't know, Antifake is a tool that's supposed to slightly mess with recorded voices in a way we don't notice much, but makes it (almost) unusable for deepfaking. I haven't tried it yet myself.

I know the likelyhood someone will use my vb to train AI is very low, probably not many will know it exists, but you never know :/

 

[SaKe]

It could mess with the resampler, though, or be rendered useless by it. People could still train AIs on rendered samples.

 

[noriakinure]

It could mess with the resampler, though, or be rendered useless by it. People could still train AIs on rendered samples.

Darn, that's what I feared :.) Ig I had a small hope that the rendered samples would be a bit too funky to make a good clone.

 

[Kiyoteru]

If you want to prevent misuse of your voicebank, I would recommend having highly restricted distribution to approved users only, or keeping the voicebank private. You're not required to publicly release every voicebank you make.

 

[noriakinure]

If you want to prevent misuse of your voicebank, I would recommend having highly restricted distribution to approved users only, or keeping the voicebank private. You're not required to publicly release every voicebank you make.

Mm yeah, sounds like a good idea. Think I'll do that at least in the beginning ♡

 

[SaKe]

Mm yeah, sounds like a good idea. Think I'll do that at least in the beginning ♡

You shouldn’t let any paranoia over your UTAU being used to train AI hold you back from what you enjoy doing. The likelyhood someone’s going to do it is so slim I’d consider it impossible, and I’ve never seen AI scrapers (bots who collect datasets from the internet) somehow get ahold of UTAU samples.