[Maple]

sekai, on 05 January 2012 - 11:36 AM, said:

Where do people find out about this stuff.
I feel like I've learned more VOCALOID in a couple minutes than I would've learned in a month.

Also, the [Sil] DOES work with SeeU.
Tried with TOWER.vsqx at the certain point here:
ASUFARUTO o kuroku someru

Did you use [Sil] with her Japanese bank? Also, OH MY FLYING SPAGHETTI MONSTER. [Sil] fixes SO MUCH with SONiKA. [Asp] too. And [?], too. Hell, no wonder she was an expert level Vocaloid. She's so hard to use without using this crap no one tells us about. :/

To twitter~

...

Or a VocaTone person for interrogation. /creeper smile

[Kuriko ♥]

4UNme, on 05 January 2012 - 10:31 PM, said:

Or a VocaTone person for interrogation. /creeper smile

Run VocaTone, run!

Also tried [Sil] and [Asp] with Gumi. Yummy. <3

[paper]

4UNme, on 05 January 2012 - 04:31 PM, said:

Did you use [Sil] with her Japanese bank? Also, OH MY FLYING SPAGHETTI MONSTER. [Sil] fixes SO MUCH with SONiKA. [Asp] too. And [?], too. Hell, no wonder she was an expert level Vocaloid. She's so hard to use without using this crap no one tells us about. :/

To twitter~

...

Or a VocaTone person for interrogation. /creeper smile

How did you use [?] with Sonika? I can't figure that out ;A;
(unless you are using it with Vocaloid3 edittor?

[Alphonse]

I got Sil and Asp to work, but it seems as if ? doesn't work with Oliver.

[Kuriko ♥]

Still no idea what [?] actually does. ;~;

[Alphonse]

It's a glottal stop. It's the "-" in "uh-oh" and the "tt" in "bottle" when you hear a Cockney person say it like "boh'ul".

[Kuriko ♥]

Alphonse, on 05 January 2012 - 11:10 PM, said:

It's a glottal stop. It's the "-" in "uh-oh" and the "tt" in "bottle" when you hear a Cockney person say it like "boh'ul".

Ohh that. (Lol boh'ul)

Thanks for explaining. <3

[Maple]

I put it in a 1/64th note :

[l V][?][V]

Whether does anything or not, I can't tell, but she does sound less slurry.

[Kuriko ♥]

That sounds like it's pretty similar to [Sil] in a sense, then...

[ninjamitsuki]

Oh my god! That [_0] is so useful for making Japanese Vocaloids sing English!

It's a miracle!

[Kuriko ♥]

ninjamitsuki, on 05 January 2012 - 11:27 PM, said:

Oh my god! That [_0] is so useful for making Japanese Vocaloids sing English!

It's a miracle!

Ah it's _0? I thought it was _o.. No wonder it didn't work. xDD

[Adept-eX]

Kuriko ♥, on 05 January 2012 - 11:28 PM, said:

Ah it's _0? I thought it was _o.. No wonder it didn't work. xDD

Yep! It's a zero. It was for that reason that I mentioned the X-SAMPA thing. If you forgot it you always can revise the Wikipedia's article for X-SAMPA
Anyway I read which phonemes now have a devoiced version. All the sonorants (vowels, nasals and liquid consonants) now has a devoiced version. So the devoiced phonemes are:
vowels: [a_0][e_0][i_0][o_0][M_0]
nasals: [n_0][J_0][m_0][m'_0][N_0][N'_0][N\_0]
liquids: [4_0][4'_0]

And ninjamitsuki is right. These phonemes really increase the capability of the Japanese Vocaloids for sing in other languages. Just compare these sound smaples:
- Miki without devoiced vowels
- Miki with devoiced vowels

[Kuriko ♥]

Adept-eX, on 05 January 2012 - 11:45 PM, said:

Yep! It's a zero. It was for that reason that I mentioned the X-SAMPA thing. If you forgot it you always can revise the Wikipedia's article for X-SAMPA
Anyway I read which phonemes now have a devoiced version. All the sonorants (vowels, nasals and liquid consonants) now has a devoiced version. So the devoiced phonemes are:
vowels: [a_0][e_0][i_0][o_0][M_0]
nasals: [n_0][J_0][m_0][m'_0][N_0][N'_0][N\_0]
liquids: [4_0][4'_0]

And ninjamitsuki is right. These phonemes really increase the capability of the Japanese Vocaloids for sing in other languages. Just compare these sound smaples:
- Miki without devoiced vowels
- Miki with devoiced vowels

Ah those links don't work. :c

edit;;
Ooh I just tried it on [da][shi][ta] where the i needed to be silenced. Worked pretty well. Makes me want to revamp my From Y to Y cover..

[Adept-eX]

Kuriko ♥, on 05 January 2012 - 11:47 PM, said:

Ah those links don't work. :c

Try copying the link and then paste it directly in your browser

[Falsett]

Here is a condensed blogpost about it.
Excluded [?] and [Asp].