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SynthV Synthesizer V Discussion Thread

mary34

Aspiring Fan
Dec 25, 2022
81
Oh yeah! I was gonna post this yesterday but I kinda forgot...
Yeah okay, I think this is seriously making me consider getting this voicebank (but it will be probably later). She sounds so goood!
 
Sep 24, 2024
7
Actually blown away by the conversion here! She works so well that I'd believe you if you told me she was recorded for SV first. Definitely get the sense that she's at her strongest when the nuances in her voice are given some room to breathe. I can't wait to hear her on some jazzy stuff now.
 

Leon

AKA missy20201 (Elliot)
Apr 8, 2018
1,032
Gosh, she's so lovely. All of her vocal modes are so beautiful. I always love a power bank, but her ballade and dark modes are also really good. I'm so excited to see some more uses of her once her SV comes out, hopefully. I loved her design from the get go, but since V6 hasn't taken off so much, I haven't seen a ton of her. She's absolutely on my "to buy" wishlist 💖💖💖
 

morrysillusion

v flower enthusiast
Jul 14, 2018
838
25
Socal
morrysillusion.wixsite.com
Finally, the synth v forum has returned!

 

BANKARA_TEEvie

voxbox guy
Jun 24, 2021
41
More Koto! I hope being available on multiple engines increases her usage, she sounds great and I could see her being a hit if she finds the right producers. She has some of the popular qualities of Chis-A and Flower's voicetypes with added realism and flexibility.

they certainly were brave not using, you know, the rap parameter for that one part that sure would've benefitted from it LMAO... it didn't sound bad without it, but i just think it's funny how all sv vocals can rap but it's so rarely shown off!!
god she sounds amazing though- cross-engine vocals aren't just good for people who prefer a certain engine over another, but i'm actually so curious about how people might be able to make use of BOTH of koto's voicebanks if possible - the same way people mix different vocaloid appends or mix a few of an utau's seperate VBs together to make a unique sound. i'm excited for VXB, because she'll probably be the best comparison :)
 

BANKARA_TEEvie

voxbox guy
Jun 24, 2021
41
They probably used the audio to notes thing instead. It's not a rap, it's just speech.
fair point, but i'd say the rap param is still good for that kinda stuff! not so much in the sense that 'oh, it'd sound WAYYY better if they edited it to be like that', but moreso - like i said - how we don't often see demonstrations of a VB's rap functionality if it isn't inherently a part of the VB or the dataset... like, a lot of companies show off XLS when there's no extra data, so i think it's be a pretty cool thing to showcase as well, just in case... idk, somebody wants to buy koto but ONLY if she can pop off with the flow or something.... pretend i didnt say that.
 

Alphonse

Aspiring Fan
Mar 13, 2021
29


They've posted a cover of a Gumi Whisper demo to demonstrate Koto's Ballade mode (I love the way the description says, "Of course Synth V Gumi is in the chorus," it tickles my funny bone for some reason, no idea why)
コーラス is backup/harmony vocals, not chorus. But that is funny.

I wish they'd stop using the tension and breathiness parameters... They don't sound good, lol.
 

BANKARA_TEEvie

voxbox guy
Jun 24, 2021
41
I wish they'd stop using the tension and breathiness parameters... They don't sound good, lol.
OOOOOOOH! a chance for me to rant about one of my few niche issues with SV!
i think it's crazy how there are so many features which rely on variations in the vb's actual vocal data... but then things like breathiness and tension, which realistically CAN be enhanced through using the actual tension and breath data from the dataset, just aren't. obviously i don't know the technical side of things, but this is actually how diffsinger handles those parameters and, when it works well, it's MUCH better - say, extracting the actual breathy or powerful tones from each individual VM for a more realistic tension effect.
i say 'when it works well' because... the reason they may not have added it is because i know diffsinger's tension can actually also cause a lot of problems, and require a bit of trial and error for the best output - and i know that's a bit of a staple with AI in general, but probably wouldn't be such a great look for a commercial product such as SV. still, i think something along these lines would go a long way if implemented well, because i've always found the current parameters to be a bit lacking in how they clearly still appear to be simulated. of course a VM could be used to the same effect, but when used in tandem it would be much, much better.
 

pico

robot enjoyer
Sep 10, 2020
556
More than any parameter in a vacuum, I really think the root of the problem here is probably SynthesizerV’s extremely poor rendering capability for soft and whispery voices. Aspirations alone are generally nice, but otherwise the engine noise is incredibly noticeable in these applications.
 

morrysillusion

v flower enthusiast
Jul 14, 2018
838
25
Socal
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softer sounds definitely make engine noise really obvious, and its funny because i hadnt considered such negative impressions on the tension parameter because i do use it a lot but... i use it a lot to make the voices stronger, not softer, which doesnt produce the same kinda issue with engine noise. tbh i find little reason to use it to make a voice softer when a lot of synth v voices just get naturally soft at a lower range anyways and thats normally where id want it softer... but in recent years i have replaced a lot of my subtle uses of the tension parameter with tone shift instead which i like way more. obviously doesnt do the same thing but i realized that much of what i wanted sound wise was better achieved with tone shift instead
 

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