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I've semi-fixed it by changing it from [s ay t] to [s ay dx]. But it's definitely a bug.

Found another similar bug. "Pain" was sung as "pay" despite the phonemes being [p ey n]. I fixed this one by splitting it across two notes: [p ey] and [n].

are you using the dictionary that Solaria came with? because when i enter the word "sight" with the dictionary on, it does come out as [s ay dx] and sounds fine. but also with the 't' it didnt sound off to me? maybe its the accent, which maybe i dont recognize as an accent myself because its familiar to me lol. same with the word "apin"

I am using the Solaria dictionary, but I've also turned off relaxed consonants, which will change [s ay dx] to [s ay t]. I'd prefer [s ay t] because that's how I pronounce the word.

i did also change it to s ay t myself, but it didnt sound like "sit" to me (i set up lines of notes with the same lyrics you used out fo curiosity). id be curious the way your notes are that would cause it to form a sound like that as i havent had too many issues with her pronunciation- if its the note length or something

As stated above, it's the context that causes the bug to appear. In other words, a combination of pitches and note lengths rather than any one particular pitch or note length. Which means it won't be an easy bug to track down.

Here it is with [s ay dx]:

And here it is with [s ay t]:

You can see in the waveform below the notes that the [s ay t] version glitches out on the vowel sound.

oh yes, i see what you mean. i have had eleanor and anri (mostly ele for me) do that on a few words too so i took it more as a synth v issue and not specific to the vb but, i dont know all the technicalities that cause it!