Notebending is a common method of Vocaloid tuning where pitchbends are done via very short notes. A few basic things that can be edited here are notebending, vibrato, and phonemes. *I do not own any of those banks except for Unity-chan and Ruby* If you are interested in getting Vocaloid 4 Editor here are my bank recommendations: What vocaloid 4 Editor has to offer is the ability to adjust the parameters very fine-ly, in which you can get appends like Neru Akita to sound more realistic, and not just some shitty audacity-fan-loid. Vocaloid has built-in tools for tuning, but there are plugins like vocalistener, in which you can sing into the mic, and it will render the pitchbends to what you just sang (I think, I've never used it before.). (For further info check the songs, Odds and Ends, and Age Age Again!/Ai Dee/ News 39) For example, Mitchie M tunes hyper-realistically, while RYOSupercell tends to keep her natural sound over the more realistic ones.
Vocaloid has less variety in the ways you can tune, but you can make the same bank (For example Miku) sound a lot different, depending on the style of the person who tunes. Like the alias for ka might be xa or something like that I don't actually know what it is but that's very common in vocaloid. Engrish is a little harder in vocaloid in my opinion because it writes the phonemes differently for aliases. Like this: It also works with certain English words as well, but you have to play around with it a little more. Something you can do in Vocaloid that is a large advantage is the ability to use "-" and "ooh" to stretch out notes over different pitches. I changed the pitchbends along with editing the placements of the extra notes in order for it to fit Unity-Chan's voice better. You can A: push the arrow at the bottom left to bring up a menu where you can do pitch-bends, or B: Add more than one note for the syllable which is what LenMJPU did for this base VSQX that I used here. Vocaloid's tuning is similar to UTAU, but there are different ways to do it.
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I wasn't sure how to word this question because I can't really describe it but I was curious I guess lol. Namine Ritsu or like some whatever UTAU in a really unique way, like in a similar fashion Okame-p does. Honestly I wanna know if I can tune like. I mean, I've heard different people tune the same UTAU for a cover and it mostly sounds similar, but for Vocaloid.įor example, the way Okame-p tunes Miku(If you wanna listen to his unique tuning I would recommend listening to one of his songs called "Poetry of The Heart", "Erica", "Acedia" or his album Lamento but i think he uses dark append.) I have never really heard songs from other producers using Miku that sound like that.Īnd why is that? What tools does Vocaloid use for tuning? Do they use something similar to flags too and like things in UTAU?
Does Vocaloid have a lot more variety in tuning than UTAU? How does tuning work? Like what tools? For example I know UTAU is tuned by using resamplers and flags and pitch bend markers etc. even though i'm not a Vocaloid user, but.
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