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I would say it's honestly not as complex as you make it seem like, it's less complex than native vbs because we can't rely on the built-in lyrics converter, but in my opinion once we know most phonemes it becomes the same as working on let's say, UTAU even more since once we get used to it we...

When I was mixing my miku expo song I noticed that when boosting the high frequencies, it was better to boost it closer to the right end because her right mid frequencies are already high by default so boosting them kind of saturates her voice so just bringing up the actual highest frequencies...

Also, don't base your choices only on the native languages of voicebanks as we can make voicebanks of any language sing in any language by playing with their phonemes, it is sure more tricky, but it is however doable, I did make Hatsune Miku English and Japanese sing french and Mayu Japanese...

I'd suggest to be careful on the topic of Eleanor Forte by the way if you use her, one drawback is that she doesn't have a paid version yet for Synthesizer V Studio which means she is under the terms of her Lite licence, therefore no commercial use of her is allowed, you wouldn't be able to make...

I started working on this song a few days after finishing my Miku expo song. At the moment it sounds like this. This song is basically talking about the hardships of doing our best all the time and still failing. The current lyrics are they mean in english It's still pretty early so I may...

It might be, we'll probably see what they'll say on the topic

I hope their servers will be powerful enough as with the amount of people who will watch at once it may crash the servers

IT TOOK ME AN ENTIRE MONT...I mean, it took me a lot of work to make lol The original lyrics are available here Pour le futur ft. Hatsune Miku French lyrics These are the translated lyrics Pour le futur ft. Hatsune Miku English translated lyrics I hope you'll like it !

Yeah I planned for the audio part to use the LMMS plugin format,the main thing that would get hard coded would mostly be having a midi editor that would inherit from the normal one but override some code to add some lyrics editing abilities to it on top and the audio plugins would be able to...

Hi, I'm posting this because I have a project of integrating natively in LMMS a vocal synthesis tool and I felt like it would be interesting to get some feedback and maybe some other devs interested in the project. at the moment there are two main way to integrate it that were imagined, the...

I am not doing it though like I said, I just talked about the possibility to do it. also it's "making use of the API in respect to EULA" vs "making use of the API legally" both are different, legally yes, EULA wise though we wouldn't get any support due to it not being approved officially

From their response it kind of looks like they talk about an official support of the vocaloid api as they talk about maintenance services, which implies that they talk about a partnership that includes a customer support of the licensee. I am anyway not planning to myself make the frontend...

They do look at the windows code but through a decompiler, they do not have access to the source code files themselves emulator developers tend to do the same, they use the same technique to understand the hardware calls from the OS

some extreme cases show that to be fair laws are sometimes a bit flawed, take ReactOS as an instance ReactOS - ReactOS Wiki they are litterally decompiling windows and make it an open source software little by little, but microsoft can't do anything because they use a loophole called "clean room...

That is different, "redistribution" etc falls under the copyright laws which are separate when we buy a copy we buy it for private use, we aren't granted the right to copy (the lawyer in the article explained that what is sold is the unique copy and not the intellectual property) people are...

basically, EULAs in europe are regarded as "sale contracts" the thing is that sale contracts cannot give arbitrary conditions as a "click through" so by default, the law will ignore all the conditions because they are considered as not accepted this is a french publication from a lawyer they...

that's the exact paragraph btw

if you read closely the article I linked they also said that this applies not only to the resale but to all the terms of EULAs one of the reasons EULAs aren't binding in europe is because they are simple click-through and don't really represent any agreement between two parties and the fact that...

as a clarification when I compared to emulation it was more about the fact it depended on the way it is used also, emulators do use apis the same way because they depend on either the console's actual BIOS, either its OS (this is the case of RPCS3 that actually uses the ps3 OS downloaded from...

it can be considered on the same legal field as emulators an emulator is totally legal but depending on how it is used (by downloading illegally games) then it can be illegal so it must just be used properly by using our purchased vocaloid api that comes with cryptonloids