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Post by kagamipagami on Oct 28, 2021 22:42:13 GMT
Hello! I am here to introduce a new activity here in UTAU Square: Discussion of 2 Weeks! You are prompted to respond to the bi-weekly discussion topic and if you see a response from another you like, feel free to reply  Discussion Topic - Oct. 28 - Nov. 11 What voicebank type do you prefer(CV, CVVC, VCV, etc.)? What about this style draws you in to want to use it? Does your preference vary upon language? |
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sugaredpixels
New Member
Posts: 8 
UTAU Name(s): Ema Sugar
Otoing Level: Experienced (VCV only)
Tuning Level: Unsure
Mixing Level: Experienced
Art Level: Experienced [Lines: thin], Experienced [Lines: thick], Experienced [style: cartoon], Experienced [style: anime/manga]
MMD level: Unsure
Video Editing Level: Experienced
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Post by sugaredpixels on Oct 28, 2021 23:21:10 GMT
This is such a cool idea!
I don't have much of a preference for now but from the all the types Ive tried out so far I like how easy to use jp CV and jp VCV are. Theyre also pretty easy to oto. VCCV english looks really interesting too! I've never used it before but from what I've heard it's worth the hard work. Same for arpasing english
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Post by twilightstar on Oct 29, 2021 0:16:46 GMT
Depends if you mean using, otoing, or recording- I assume you mean using, so JP VCV and CVVC are up there! CVVC is easy to record but I suck at otoing it which dulls some of the fun for me. I love using Arpasing the most for English. Really fun to record too.
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SunGuardian524
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SunGuardian524
Posts: 132
UTAU Name(s): Kara [Kokone]
Otoing Level: Expert
Mixing Level: Beginner
Art Level: Experienced [Lines: thin], Experienced [style: anime/manga]
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Post by SunGuardian524 on Oct 29, 2021 21:52:19 GMT
My fav is & always will be CVVC for any language ^^ the lists are so much shorter in recordings & configuration length. Not to mention that the learning curve can go as fast or slow as the user wants cuz it doubles as CV. It's sad it requires a lot of work to set up cuz autoCVVC is unstable, but openUTAU has that built in & I love it so much!
I def do understand the love for VCV tho. CVVC does have more control with the flow but VCV you're basically getting dupes of the same sound so there's more variety in how the voice flows. It's also a lot easier to use in UTAU compared to just CVVC. & also it's easier to get a better sound with a LQ VCV oto than a LQ CVVC & CV oto so it's def better for people who don't fully understand configuring & don't have someone to do it for them.
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Res
New Member
Posts: 8
UTAU Name(s): Lia Skye, Elara Lumen, Ikasama Imeyo, Leycie Formosa, VITAS, Lissi
Otoing Level: Expert
Tuning Level: Experienced
Mixing Level: Experienced
Art Level: Beginner [Lines: thin], Beginner [Lines: none]
MMD level: Beginner
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Post by Res on Oct 29, 2021 22:58:19 GMT
Personally, I prefer CV for English and VC (new experimental method) for Japanese, since CV has better control and accent retention for me and VC has CVVC / VCV levels of smoothness without the extra work for it
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negaiuta
New Member
sorry for the wait, but my Blessed Messiah cover is on the way :)
Posts: 6
UTAU Name(s): ACAPELLOID, Endo Hikizanne, Nagisa Maeno
Otoing Level: Experienced
Tuning Level: Beginner
Mixing Level: Experienced
Video Editing Level: Beginner
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Post by negaiuta on Nov 3, 2021 19:03:46 GMT
For Japanese, I love using CVVC and VCV, though a good CV will always be appreciated. OpenUTAU definitely made CVVC a little easier for me, and CVVC gives me a lot of flexibility. I have a lot of VCV and CV voices I like using, so that warms me up to those reclists.
For English, Arpasing is easier for me to use because I know the reclist better, even though I have to do more editing than VCCV.
Thanks for the discussion topic!!
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