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[Vocal-Singthesis Fan]

What is your favorite vocal-synth?
Just curious by the way.
If answering, answer in a reply below!

My reply: My favorite vocal-synth currently is Synthesizer-V

 

[Halo]

Quality + Ease of use: Synthesizer V and ACE Studio are wonderful

Fun: UTAU, ENUNU, NEUTRINO, and Diffsinger

 

[Systemイア]

What is your favorite vocal-synth?
Just curious by the way.
If answering, answer in a reply below!

My reply: My favorite vocal-synth currently is Synthesizer-V

PV was fun to play with.
We also are going to finally redownload Utau. So that it works properly instead of Defoko no longer having a voice for random reasons. And so on so forth. PV is fun, but not that easy to to use, in fact it might be harder than UTAU, because you can't really tune your voicebanks properly and while PV works amazingly with UTAU voicebanks (in fact, no modifications needs to be done to them), It doesn't support multivoice voicebanks unless you register them as seperate voice banks. (looking at multiple voicebanks from UTAU). Theirs many other issues with it such as how everything's beat will be based on the BPM. Which caused me some issues when covering KICK BACK, but I managed to make it barely visible. We'll probably get synthV in the end, but for the moment PV does the job and we'll probably have alot of fun with UTAU to

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PV was fun to play with.
We also are going to finally redownload Utau. So that it works properly instead of Defoko no longer having a voice for random reasons. And so on so forth. PV is fun, but not that easy to to use, in fact it might be harder than UTAU, because you can't really tune your voicebanks properly and while PV works amazingly with UTAU voicebanks (in fact, no modifications needs to be done to them), It doesn't support multivoice voicebanks unless you register them as seperate voice banks. (looking at multiple voicebanks from UTAU). Theirs many other issues with it such as how everything's beat will be based on the BPM. Which caused me some issues when covering KICK BACK, but I managed to make it barely visible. We'll probably get synthV in the end, but for the moment PV does the job and we'll probably have alot of fun with UTAU to

Also tutorial wise PV is even worst. Their is no tutorial on how to add voicebanks outside of a long text telling you that multivoice UTAU voicebanks aren't compatible. And it's all in Japanese. We don't know enough kanji to read properly so that was a shit show. Of course we can read hiragana and katakana very well tho.

 

[NikotheSeal]

hmm, i guess utau, its way more fexible in making voicebanks but in vocaloid, you cant make voicebanks at all ( or if you a hacker hacker son you can )

 

[hottopic_wannabe]

The only voice-synth softwares I ever used were VOCALOID 4, UTAU and openutau, and, out of these 3, my fav to use is openutau ! I absolutely despise the pitch curve drawing for tuning songs (they're ok for talkloid), since I always mess it up, especially if I'm using my mouse instead of my drawing tablet. Even though that's a feature on openutau, u can also just add extra points to the connection lines between the notes.

A thing I like more on UTAU then on openutau is how the resampler flags work, since, well, it's easier to just use the flag on a note instead of going to the settings and manually set up parameters for every single custom flag for every single resampler I use.....

... but since UTAU is always breaking on my PC, I'll stick to openutau

Now, voice-synth softwares that I prefer to listen to, maybe VOCALOID, UTAU/openutau, Synthetizer V and maybe NEUTRINO. I listened to some stuff using Zundamon's AI NEUTRINO voicebank and it sounded pretty good