Right-click on a note, then go down to the eighth option, click on it. The buttons ‘Trace’ and ‘Render’ will appear. When you’re done with this, click the Mode2 button in the top-right corner of UTAU. It’s not as difficult as it sounds, so here we go~!Īdd your lyrics, adjust it, do everything you must to make the Utauloid sing. Utau’s Mode2 is used for stringing notes together and adding vibrato. You click it and…not much really happens. In the newest versions of UTAU you’ve noticed the ‘Mode2’ button, right? You’ll need a MIDI to work off, even if it’s one you’ve recorded yourself. It is impossible to make a song from scratch with UTAU human lifespan isn’t long enough. The new version of UTAU allows you to record MIDIs from a keyboard. The same method for importing VSQs is used for importing MIDIs. The same method can be used for unusable USTs. (Refer to Importing Voicebanks and Loading Voicebanks.) Remember to change the singing UTAUloid to what you want. Press OK at the window that comes up, then import the MIDI. Go to (F) and then to (N) to open a new project. This is most likely an incompatibility issue between UTAU and Vocaloid, but either way, to fix this, press Ctrl+A to select all.Įxport it to MIDI. So you’ve imported your VSQ, and made your UTAUloid sing it…īut the UTAUloid is completely out of tune! So say you’ve downloaded a VSQ or MIDI and want to use it.Ĭhange the file type in the dropdown menu according to what you’re importing. Last option, (O), is for Importing Voicebanks. This means you have to play your song before you can export it, or you’ll end up with an empty file.įirst option, (S), is for viewing and editing voice samples within the voicebank.
The last option, (S) will export whatever song data that you have in your Temp files to WAV. The last option, (R) is for Loading Voicebanks. Not too sure of it, I’ve never needed or used it. This can also be done with the + and – magnifying glass icons at the top of the window. The first two options are for zooming in or out. Undo and Redo are…kinda were Undo and Redo always are. The sixth option is to import MIDI’s and Vocaloid VSQs. Once you’ve selected the voicebank you want, just click okay.įirst option is New, second is Open, Third is Save. The last fields are for the Appender and Resampler, do not edit these unless you know what you’re doing. The ‘info’ button next to the menu brings up a window where you can view an image, info, and hear a voice sample of the UTAUloid.Īlternately, you can go to the first menu at the window we have up, (G), and then to (S) to select a voicebank. The third field is a drop-down menu for selecting the voicebank to load.Ĭlick the drop-down menu and select the name of the UTAUloid you wish to use. The second field, you can input the name of the WAV that you’ll export the audio to. The first field you can input the Title of the UST. Open that up and select the last option, (R). We go to the fifth menu across, the first (P). So, we’ve imported the voicebank, but still, Defoko sings! The voicebank location with name then appears in the box above. So type that in, and press the first button next to it. That’s where you can type the name of the UTAUloid. Now that we’ve done that, you see the first, shorter field? No need to input every single sound, only the one. See the fields there? There’s one longer than the rest, with a button next to it that ends with ‘…’.Ĭlick on that and find where your voicebank is and open the あ file, or whichever sound is first. Here we can input the locations of our voicebanks. Open that and go to the sixth option down (O).Ī box will pop up.
Teto is very difficult to make sing, but there is a way around this.įirst of all, download and unzip the voicebank wherever you like. Go grab a voicebank – the official site (above) has Teto’s voicebank. Hello~! In this tutorial I’ll be teaching you the very basics of voice synthesizer UTAU.
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