

It’s an alternative name UTAU can use for that note.Īliases go in the Alias input field under the file name in Voice Bank settings. If all of that is met and it still won’t work, do you have your volume up? Ask on the forums and we can help you troubleshoot. If the UST is in Hiragana, make sure the UTAU selected has AT LEAST Hiragana aliases. You can either alias the UTAU, or use a plugin to switch the UST to hiragana. If the UST is in Romaji, make sure it has Romaji encoding or aliases. Make sure both the UTAUloid and the UST use the same naming system. So since, say, Defoko is only in Hiragana, she can only read Hiragana USTs. To work, the program looks through the voice bank you chose and looks for a file or an alias that has the same name as what is written in a note. To play back the part you just played without having to re-render, press the Play♪ option when you right click the phrase. Select the part of the UST you want to play and press the blue play symbol. Alternatively, you can also right click a note and choose the first option or tap the space bar. It’s basically a super spiffy MIDI, that instead of just holding notes, also holds dynamics, vibrato, lyrics and pitch bends. Press Add to add it to the list.Ī UST is an “UTAU Sequence Text” file. Press select to browse to the Vocal Library and pick a WAV file, then press OK. If you want to import a voice bank from elsewhere, go to Tools>Options and choose the Bank Regst. To load up a voice bank, go to Project > Project Properties, and use the drop down menu to choose from the folders in your voice folder. Please note that this FAQ is for Windows only. DL is found here for Windows, and here for Mac. Please check for answers and ask questions there! Next, we’ll download OREMO, the software you’ll use to record your voicebank.ĭownload the official English version here:Īnd then we’ll download SetParam, the software you’ll use to oto your voicebank (again, more on “oto” later).Okay I’ll probably update this one day but for now if you have any questions they can be better answered here: Now, if you open UTAU, everything should be in English!!

It’ll ask you if you want to replace or merge the two “res” folders together. Opening the UTAU folder, you see that there is also a “res” folder in there.Ĭopy-paste the “res” folder in the zip file to the UTAU folder. Navigate your file directory until you find where you downloaded UTAU (probably “C:/Program Files (x86)/UTAU” or something similar to that). Since you’d most likely want UTAU to be in English, download this patch:Įxtract, and you’ll see there is a “ res” folder in the zip file. To download UTAU, go to the official site:ĭownload the most recent version (most likely the “ v0.4…” etc.
