How to OtO?
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i could just oto it for you if youd like ? ill still try to explain it tho
vowels (a, i u e o n)
for vowels i drag the offset (the blue one at the start) a little bit after the start of the sound. i then grab the consonant (the pink) one a couple ms (or until the wav is stable) and then i drag the overlap (longer green line) halfway into the consonant
for hard consonants (t, ch, k, g, j, d, b)
i drag the offset (blue) to the start of the consonant and then drag the consonant (pink part) a couple ms (aslong as you drag it over the louder part of the vowel its fine) and then drag the preutterance (red line) to the end of the consonant (this is optional but i recommend draging the overlap like rigt on top of the preutterance it just makes it sound smoother lol)
for soft consonants (sh, h, m, n, y, r, z)
its alnost identical to otoing hard consonats, exept drag the overlap (green line) to halfway of where the preutterance is
sorry if i just made u more confused tho im bad at explaining jdijshshrhjrbf
vowels (a, i u e o n)
for vowels i drag the offset (the blue one at the start) a little bit after the start of the sound. i then grab the consonant (the pink) one a couple ms (or until the wav is stable) and then i drag the overlap (longer green line) halfway into the consonant
for hard consonants (t, ch, k, g, j, d, b)
i drag the offset (blue) to the start of the consonant and then drag the consonant (pink part) a couple ms (aslong as you drag it over the louder part of the vowel its fine) and then drag the preutterance (red line) to the end of the consonant (this is optional but i recommend draging the overlap like rigt on top of the preutterance it just makes it sound smoother lol)
for soft consonants (sh, h, m, n, y, r, z)
its alnost identical to otoing hard consonats, exept drag the overlap (green line) to halfway of where the preutterance is
sorry if i just made u more confused tho im bad at explaining jdijshshrhjrbf
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You generally do not want to have overlap on "hard" consonants, because that will cause the consonant sound to be crossfaded in the previous note and you will no longer be able to hear it clearly. Here's a CV OTOing guide I wrote a while ago that you can refer to instead.
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CV OTOing Guide
This guide was originally written in 2014 and rewritten in 2015, as a resource for newbies who received otoing services from this thread. http://utaforum.net/threads/services-for-newbies.8918/ I am now making this publicly available to the...
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Thank you so much! I will use this as a guide, if i encounter any problems I will let you know :D
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thank you :DYou generally do not want to have overlap on "hard" consonants, because that will cause the consonant sound to be crossfaded in the previous note and you will no longer be able to hear it clearly. Here's a CV OTOing guide I wrote a while ago that you can refer to instead.
CV OTOing Guide
This guide was originally written in 2014 and rewritten in 2015, as a resource for newbies who received otoing services from this thread. http://utaforum.net/threads/services-for-newbies.8918/ I am now making this publicly available to the...