So I’m having this problem In utau and I can’t hear anything when I put notes in can someone help me on it thanks
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I having this problem, here are some possible causes
-You could possibly using the wrong lyric input for the certain UTAU vb type.(like accidentally using the same type of lyric in-put like you would with a basic CV vb, when using VCV voicebanks)
-You don’t have the locale set to Japanese, thus it won’t make sound. How you can tell if the files are messed up from the wrong locale, is that text in the program will be in gibberish basically, and whenever you first draw notes, instead of “あ” you’ll get “?”.
If you have your text and gibberish, and have the default character being set to “?”, yet have the locale set to Japanese, you probably set the locale AFTER installing UTAU
Hopefully this helped, UTAU can definitely be tricky at times
That makes sense but idk CVS and VCV settings tho :/‘
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Basically CV voicebanks just stands for “consonant Vowel”. This means if we want to say a phrase like “arigato” in the song, we can just do “ありがと” without any issues.
For VCV, this stands for vowel constant vowel (a huge advantage to them compared to CV voicebanks is they’re a lot smoother, and way less choppy)
Meaning that the previous vowel from the previous character will come first, and the main consonant will come second. Let’s use the same phrase “arigato”:
Since “あ”(a), is our start of the phrase, we only have to add a dash to the front, so it’d look like “- あ”. Now, we just use the previous vowel sound for the rest of the phrase! Since our previous character’s vowel was “a”, we just type it as “a り” in the note, and for the next one since “り”’s ending vowel is “i”, you just do “i が”
Sorry if that was confusing at all, I tired my best to explain!! Feel free to ask any questions. It may sound complicated but trust me, it’s really simple actually! You just got to get used to it I guess
There’s also plenty of voicebank types, so there’s plenty of different methods. However, for at least JP voicebanks, if you want to start using voicebanks other than CV, then you should go for VCV since it’s not that hard to learn from my experience