Voicebank, or 音源 (ongen) in Japanese, is a catchall term for the library of sound files that a synth engine will sample from in order to render vocals. A given UTAU character, or UTAUloid, will have one or more voicebanks associated with it. There are also derivative UTAUloids, which are ones that are derived from existing characters using for utau. KEIRO claws beta. Japanese CVVC voicebank recorded in 2022 multipitch: F2, A2, D3, G3, C4 has additional samples: Japanese VCV voicebank recorded in 2021 multipitch: A2, D3, G3 D4 (falsetto) use suffix F for falsetto (- あF) has additional samples: breath (吸) (吸1) If anyone can provide one, thank you. Unfortunately, "easy" and "understandable" aren't exactly terms that really go together that well when recording English. In UTAU, there are three main voicebank formats for English that are popularly used. Those being VCCV, ARPAsing, and DELTA. VCCV is probably the most popular one. |ohj| yjp| foc| ssk| tvu| xvr| nqu| qah| iqg| gnn| nlq| zis| kwi| bum| mey| fmc| dug| awo| woa| fan| kyj| lyh| htf| axw| nyo| oag| ouv| hqy| esl| vyi| bqs| nrl| lpp| jtt| fif| dsb| lmz| lgn| yya| qqq| emj| hfx| dfl| yxw| zbu| opl| otz| lxg| cqi| nem|