In the text file I posted, what's in each set of brackets is what was in each note in Vocaloid. So essentially one bracket set is one note. Now since Cz's VCCV system for Utau was, from what I understand, based on X-Sampa with some changes, You have to use slightly different phonetics than what you would use in Vocaloid. Also because of the way VCCV works, some notes will have to be split for a VCCV Utau to be able use them. (
This spreadsheet has a comparisson of VCCV and X-Sampa phonetics.)
I went and tried out the first bit in Utau. From what I can surmise, the lyrics there are "I heard there was a secret code".
The way it was originally formatted in Vocaloid was:
[aI] [h @] [@r d] [T e r] [w @ z] [@] [s i:] [i:] [kh r @ t] [kh O: d] (
Looks like this when put into Utau.)
Using a VCCV bank I turned it into this:
[-I] [I h] [h3 / 3d] [-thA / 3-] [-wa / az-] [-a] [a s] [si / ik] [kre / et-] [-kO / Od-] (
Picture example of what I did.)
(Between brackets are notes and slashes are where I had to split notes. Also note that I'm am definitely not the best VCCV user out there.)
I hope that I've answered your question and haven't explained anything that you already know.