Project: UTAU-U(niversity)

Alongside Recording Techniques, should there be something about singing technique in general, or would that be lumped in with recording technique? There are important things about singing that need to be considered when recording an UTAU, like keeping pitch consistent between samples(likewise, what note to sing on), breathy vs supported tone, other weird tone things like belting, screaming & falsetto, and enunciation/diction (especially with pronunciation guides!). Perhaps something about keeping your voice from getting tired or vocal warmups too.

Oh, and maybe could there be a VCV Ingurishu tutorial? Obviously it would be lumped in as a slightly more difficult tutorial (with it being VCV), but I think it might be helpful for people who aren't ready to leap to actual English UTAUs yet.
If you do decide to include this, would it be possible for me to do it please?

I think we also need to cover some basic stuff involving computer setup as well.
Ex:
How to change your locale to Japanese (w pros and cons of doing so)
How to maintain an UTAUloid's file folder
How to turn a folder into a .zip or .rar file

Some users might be very familiar with their computers while others might not, so covering some basics of working with files and folders might be a good idea.

Another good idea would be pronunciation in terms of different reclists (like Japanese versus Spanish or Japanese versus English, etc.) and probably something on resamplers (pros, cons, different types, how to install tn_ds and the like).

Another good topic would be offering little "elective" style classes based on mixing with different programs (FL or REAPER or Audacity or whatever).

[ADVANDED TUTORIALS]how to use various video suites e.g. lightworks, blender, Windows Moive Maker etc.

This is not a tutorial idea but how about setting up UTAU classroom sessions, e.g. we create a outline of certain general tutorials e.g. how to record CV, how to do basic oto.ini, etc. Then we use it in a video chat session(like Google hangout or Skype) and teach have a live video tutorial.

JeremyB796 said:

I was actually planning to make a tutorial series that pretty much just clarifys on the wiki-
But someone else would probably do it better.

It would have be in friendly English though- a lot of the new users don't want to know the terms and want to hop right it :\

I even had a silly animated intro drafted out oTL, you know how people like those!

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*pats jeremy's head*
There there.

EDIT
I think an animated tutorial would be a good idea, and also, we should make like a roster thing so we know who's doing each tutorial