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You could also contribute to QTAU, the multisynth frontend.

I'm planning to record an English voice bank at the end of this year. I have written a frontend for UTAU called QTAU that uses espeak as a preprocessor. But first I do a QTAU Workshop on the Saturday before MikuExpo. I also plan to release a German voicebank some time.

Utsu uses a fork tn_fnds as a backend. The GUI is written in Java.

QTAU and my fork of Sinsy will run on WLS2. You can install QTAU on Debian Buster via WSL2 using my packages.

Unforunately Apple switches archictures very often for the Mac. The old program VocalWriter is PowerMac only, so it may or may not run on my Talos II. But there are free replacements for UTAU-Synth and VB6 based UTAU including Cadencii, UTSU and QTAU. QTAU is a QT application, and should be able...

Found that one on youtube

Unfortunately Audacity does not support UST. Audacity can import Text files, I could write an UTAU Plugin that converts USTs to Text files that Audacity can import.

I've updated the Manual

this remids me to and

I've made a QTAU cover of the song Magnet using an UST and MP3 by Adlez27 http://isengaara.de/u/isengaara/m/kasane-teto-feat-espeak-ng-magnet/

The room URL will be https://bigblue.cccfr.de/b/tob-dpd-xhp

I began writing a manual for Sinsy and its frontend QTAU: https://www.qtau.de/index.php/qtau-manual

Due to Covid-19 there will be no MikuExpo in January 2021. Therefore I am now starting planning an Online VocalSynth Event, which will be run though the BigBlueButton video conference. More information will be posted on my Website qtau.de soon. If there is a MikuExpo in January 2022, I'll of...

This year was my first MikuExpo, I was in Berlin, Germany in January and it was my only event where I could cosplay this year.

In 2009 I heard about VOCALOID, but I did not know UTAU yet. Since I was already interested in Speech Synthesis, I was reading the Festival manual. The manual mentioned Flinger which stands for Festival Singer. There was a forum, in which both UTAU and VOCALOID had been named in one post. Since...

It can be installed on your local computer, but it doesn't have a GUI. I've installed Ryuichi Yamamoto's fork of sinsy on my Debian system.

I've created a cover of Ten Suchdolský rybník, a demo song that came with the Singing Computer. There are at least two versions found on Youtube:

Recently I found a neural network-based singing voice synthesis library for research written by Ryuichi Yamamoto, Audio Samples can be found on SoundCloud.

Recently discovered Espeak Vocal Studio, a GUI program helps modify voice parameters on the fly, generate a vocal sample and play it along with the selected backing track. There are some Espeak tracks on Bandcamp, that I have been listening very much in the last days.

I've downloadable binaries for Debian Buster here.