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The accent doesn’t strike me as a flaw. If I wanted a voice that sings English with an American accent, I’d use an American English VB. :clara_ani_lili: I think she sounds astonishing! Aaaaaah I love her so much~

Playing around with it some, the Chinese crosslingual sounds great! The only issue I've come across is fricatives being underpronounced or completely unpronounced; thankfully, it's easily fixable with the phoneme timing parameter. Just make the offending fricative longer, et voila! (Sharing...

I didn’t find much unique about Popy at first, but she’s steadily growing on me! Next time there’s a good sale I might just snatch her up.

Ooh, I'm especially fond of how Luka sounds here! So beautiful and ethereal all around :kanon_lili:

He strikes me as a higher-quality Kevin: versatile, clear, with a good range! I'm not just in love with him, but I'm holding out to hear his vocal modes and more demos before making up my mind. Overall, a step up from many masculine vocals on the engine for sure.

Honestly, without sufficient English-language data, a crosslingual system wouldn’t be much different from the current system they have in place. The trick would be finding a VP who could provide English data, or getting current VPs to learn sufficient English, otherwise it would just be...

She's Taiwanese, though; this level of strictness isn't usually seen or expected outside of mainland China. I could be wrong, of course! But I know Taiwan has much looser restrictions in general compared to China.

Good to hear! SVS features tend to be implemented in really cluttered ways (it’s been three years and I STILL get mixed up by all the tabs and menus), so it’s good to hear this has cleaner implementation. I hope the results it offers are smoother and more predictable than XSY too. XSY was cool...

I think I’d be a lot more adverse to the subscription model if it were only on a yearly plan. The monthly plan is only like $6/month and you can cancel it any time; that gives you a cheap and easy way to test her out, and if you don’t like her, you’re only out $6. If you DO like her, you’ve got...

I normally agree, except in cases where said VBs are meant to be more direct representations of their VPs (Hio, Sachiko, Fukase, Nemu, Kafu and friends, etc). In those instances, I think it’s perfectly reasonable for people to not divorce the two; even when those vocals have a character avatar...

This is disappointing. But it’s good to know! Thank you for digging this up. I’m now done following this vocal. 😆

I’m with you there. I’m not gonna write him off, because he’s exactly what I love to see: a unique SynthV vocal! A mature masculine vocal! I just personally don’t… like his tone. Our playlist at work is comprised largely of pre-2010 hits, and he sounds almost like a caricature of the late...

I wanna see his higher ranges on full display, personally! I’m not familiar with the VP, so I’ll have to listen to him some.

I do appreciate that he's more of a departure from DT's usual three voicetypes! I reeeeaaaaaaally wish they'd have trials or SOMETHING for their letter series, because I think this guy could theoretically pull off lighter forms of metal, but I don't wanna make a whole file just to have someone...

Damn, this is amazing! I don’t understand most of it, but I get the basic differences, and I’m amazed at how much work goes into these things.

Natalie's demo did her so DIRTY. I think she's easily the best native Engloid of the letter soup vocals. She's probably my favorite SynthV Engloid in general, right beside Asterian.

Yeah, that's what I take issue with the most: how VAGUE everything is. TOS for vocalsynths are usually pretty clear-cut (No racism, no political promotion, nothing promoting insurgence against your local government, etc.). The way all of this is worded leaves me feeling like you could post...

Okay, you worded it way better. Thank you. 😅 I understand and don’t begrudge companies for putting restrictions this strict in place, but at the same time, consumers still have a right to decide it’s too much to justify.

That’s fair. I still think this in particular is waaaaaaay too strict, particularly for a character vocal. It seems counter-productive to put so much money into creating a vocal detached from its provider and then turn around and ban even non-commercial usages because a song might be too risqué...