Technology directory for other synthesizers

Not mine, sure, but give me some appreciation for showing yall new utau characters!

Why did miku do That?

Can an 11-year-old become a UTAU producer?

I have a macbook air macos 12.4. when I open UTAU-Synth it says "UTAU-Synth License Authentiation", below it it shows "no licence" and a button that says close. below it shows "Regist key" and a box for me to type and then there are buttons saying "Paste" and "Enter". i have no idea what any of this means and i dont have a regist key or a licence. can someone explain what i have to do

not rlly the best place to ask bc its not vocaloid but i figured yall would know so

I just wanted to show a work in progress for the 9 vocalsynth characters challenge that I'm doing :D I finished 4/9 sketches of the characters, but I'll show three of the characters I'm drawing here which are; Utatane Piko, Macne Nana, and Mawarine Shuu!! (three of my all-time favourite VOCALOIDs and UTAUs :D)

(Oh also, I'm still going to finish the three other requests I got last year, I just need more time ;-;)

Kon'nichiwa, I'm LenLenSeal and I recently downloaded UTAU Synth, but I have no idea how to make the utauloids sound nice...

I am using Kasane Teto and Zuii. I am wondering if there are any good tutorials for UTAU synth because I really want to try making a good song. I tried using the tutorial on this wiki but it didn't make sense to me. Please help....

By the way I posted this here because the UTAU wiki seems to be half dead....

...and I've only finished one request :') Here's Kizuna Akari for @Thatpurpledude ! I'm sorry to the others that requested, I'll finish the others as soon as possible!! I'm just a bit busy with some stuff but I will finish them!

How how I tried changing locale but the files corrupted

Yes it's lazy anyways I need colour/voice Ideas

I drew an utau profile with not very good lighting, using my Copic markers

And her and a similar loid (whose design is still indev)

Also I forgot to give both long boots 🤦‍♀️

Ps I'm thinking of having their names be Tsurai and Amai

I want to draw.

Comment/request a VOCALOID and/or an UTAUloid for me to draw/sketch (but not the Cryptonloids, GUMI, Gackpo/Gakupo and the VIPPERloids please). I'll probably draw around 5 requests, but if more people comment, it probably won't be the 'first 5 who comment', I'll choose random users. (I probably will choose one character from each user who I choose.)

And please tell me if you want to be pinged/tagged on the post.

I guess that's all, and Happy New Year's Eve/New Year's to everyone :D

My first question is: should Synthesizer V (i.e. Gen 1) and Synthesizer V Studio be in the same entry or split into separate entries? I've used the two side-by-side and their function differs on a fundamental level, so much so that it is doubtful they are technically the "same" synthesizer (the synthesizer I would compare 1.0 to based on similarity would actually be Vocaloid2 rather than Synthesizer V Studio). People get the two mixed up often enough -- e.g. calling Studio Basic "a trial" (something mentioned a total of zero places on Dreamtonics' website far as I could see, so I'm inclined to think it's not the case), getting it mixed up with the Synth V 1.0 trial, which is just that -- that a distinction might be helpful. Perhaps they could be separate sub-entries under the same heading?

My second question is: what category should Alter/Ego be under? My instinct is to put it under the third category, but it has aspects to it that could place it almost anywhere. It doesn't have a piano roll of its own (in order to use one for it you need to use Alter/Ego as a VST plugin in a separate DAW), with it instead operating based on inputting the lyrics into a designated area and adjusting the parameters of the voice. Without using a separate DAW, it operates in realtime with a MIDI keyboard. Plus, its function is both singing and talking, the latter of which can be used for text-to-speech. Using the default voice, Bones, as an example, he has three voicebanks: English singing, Japanese singing, and English talking.