User blog comment:Angel Emfrbl/Question for utau lovers/@comment-173.161.65.237-20140901034633

Although UTAU really isn't meant for other languages, people have come up with some pretty creative alternatives for their respective languages, and honestly, has some advantages over Vocaloid's language system at times, especially in English. I personally am known for knowing a thing or two about UTAU's English system and many times people come to me asking how it works ( Example of what I do with English UTAU : https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=J_p5IHbhAbs ). Ultimately though, the language quality in a voicebank unltimately depends on the creator and the respective voicebank, for example, believe it or not, Namine Ritsu has an English voicebank, but it uses a different system than other English voicebanks, and unless used by somebody with alot of experience in UTAU, often times produces a less than satisfactory result. Now, in terms of a simpler language like say Spanish, many times their are different systems different people use produce entirely different style of vocals, therefore quality is very diverse in that sort of concept, really again, it ultimately depends of the creator and voicebank. For example, in Spanish, there are a number of individual systems each voicebank use, most aren't tied down to one particular language system like English CV-VC usually is, and many times produces different results, an example of this would vocals Beat Okamine's Spanish 2.0 and Kreic Umine ARPA, both of which use entirely different systems; Beat sounds a lot more natural from his system and is relatively easy to use, while Kreic's voicebank is more focused on keeping his notes consistant and takes a more relatively systematic approach, specifically for more experienced users.Help thi

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