O...k.... I will try to be more objective here:
First; get the next plugin from
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html
- Continuous sounds batch setup plug-in 「連続音一括設定プラグイン」 (Its installation is recommended as it may simplify the work.)
Unzip them and put them on your plug-in folder inside UTAU.
THEN
1) Open your ust
2) Select all the notes with CTRL+A
3) Right click and select "Region properties"
4) Delete the mod, clear the preutt and overlap, delete the STP
5) Delete BRE (if needed).
6) Set the consonant velocity to a number equal to the tempo of the song; this will reduce a bit the slurr; but dont add too much or the consonant pronunciation will be lost.
7) Go to Tools > Plugins > 連続音一括設定プラグイン
8) Your ust will turn into VCV now
9) Press the button P2P3 on the right upper corner
10) Select all
11) Right click and clear caché
12) Right click and go to region properties
13) Set the Mod to 0 (SO IMPORTANT), set the BRE to your taste.
14) Press play button.
15) DONE.
thats a pretty basic way to work with VCV banks; if you no re-oto them, then this is how you should work with them.
Practice these steps and you will find in no time you can use them easily.
It's always better to adjust from CV to VCV than using a pre-made VCV voicebank; and the reason is that some people use different reclists and some combos of VCV may not be present; as an example: using a VCV ust with Namine Ritsu data will not fit perfectly on Sukone Tei's VCV; since some combos on her reclist are missing and you should use the starting notes (- か) to fix that. This varies from bank to bank.
To turn a VCV ust to CV (to turn it back to VCV laters) just do the next
1) Select all
2) Go to Tools > Build-in tools > Surfix Broker.
3) Check the "Remove Prefix" box
4) Acept
5) DONE! Your VCV ust is not CV.
Hope you find this helpful.