I'm sorry if these have been answered before - I've looked, but I don't really know how or where to find what I'm looking for!
Hi UTAForum! Newcomer here, I've had UTAU for a little under a month now! And I had a couple inquiries:
Are there any good resources on how to record CV VV voicebanks? I'm looking and finding a whole lotta nothing, but maybe I'm not looking in the right places? I know how CV works just fine, I just need help to record the VV part. If I wanted a sample for each combination of vowels (like ae, ai, ao, au, an, ea, ei, eo, etc etc.) - while recording, would I say both vowels relatively long, or very quickly? Both maybe? Do I use my own discretion? I don't really know if there's a rulebook to follow or not, but either way I'd really appreciate some insight! (Also, how would I OTO it, compared to your regular CV OTO-ing?)
I was also wondering if anyone had an English CV reclist they found satisfactory. I've only found a couple online so far, but they looked way too short, and comments seemed to think so too. English isn't my biggest priority, but if I do make an English VB, I'd like to make one that can make as many sounds as possible! I just don't know all the sounds I need.
Hi UTAForum! Newcomer here, I've had UTAU for a little under a month now! And I had a couple inquiries:
Are there any good resources on how to record CV VV voicebanks? I'm looking and finding a whole lotta nothing, but maybe I'm not looking in the right places? I know how CV works just fine, I just need help to record the VV part. If I wanted a sample for each combination of vowels (like ae, ai, ao, au, an, ea, ei, eo, etc etc.) - while recording, would I say both vowels relatively long, or very quickly? Both maybe? Do I use my own discretion? I don't really know if there's a rulebook to follow or not, but either way I'd really appreciate some insight! (Also, how would I OTO it, compared to your regular CV OTO-ing?)
I was also wondering if anyone had an English CV reclist they found satisfactory. I've only found a couple online so far, but they looked way too short, and comments seemed to think so too. English isn't my biggest priority, but if I do make an English VB, I'd like to make one that can make as many sounds as possible! I just don't know all the sounds I need.
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