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Hi everyone. I've released my first album. It's named "I am Dreaming" This album represents my journey as a composer from the start to now, it contains 14 songs (51 minutes), the first ones are Vocaloid songs and the last ones are more classical songs. The voicebanks used in this album are...

Are you sure the piapro studio vst is not like in C:/Program Files/VSTPlugins ? because that's the usual install directory for piapro, not the steinsberg one

The reason cakewalk requires the launcher is that in the first place it was a 300$ piece of software that had an activation drm to work so they need something that does the authentification for the drm ad it would be too much work for them to fully remove the drm from the software so they...

That's weird, as you can see, Cakewalk sees Piapro in my case

Depends where you installed piapro, you can find the settings for where it searches vsts in Edit > Preferences > VST Settings

The reason I didn't add Reaper was that it is still a demo, I can't really consider it a free software. For me I only consider free software software provided free of charge for any usage. I could add Garageband to the list but I don't know if they allow to use commercially the integrated...

Hi, I'm making this thread as I often notice people asking if there are any good free DAWs getting answers like "It's not worth it" or "just get fl studio/studio one/etc" I personally believe that there are enough good free DAWs to find some that can be as powerful as the giants on the market...

I've just started making this tutorial. At the moment, I have finished the part for Piapro Studio but I still have to write the others and adding screenshots. Tutorial - Installing and using Piapro Studio and Vocaloid on Linux

SeleDreams submitted a new resource: Installing and using Piapro Studio and Vocaloid on Linux - With this tutorial you'll be able to use your voicebanks on Linux. Read more about this resource...

Hi. I'm SeleDreams. I've started making original music using VOCALOID a while ago, and since I moved to Linux, I didn't really have a native option to use the voicebanks I paid for. Thankfully there are multiple ways to work around it. The one I am going to teach in this tutorial is my favorite...

I see, I'll try to do one as well then.

I've finished the recording phase and I'm now planning to write the spoken script and do the editing. I wonder if I should also make a text version to post here ?

Thanks !

Hi, second release post since both of these songs were released close to each other. It's the real first song I planned to release at first but it ended up being the second. It was pretty hard to make it sound good as I am not used to rin english and my tuning skills are kinda meh. I did my best...

Thanks. I think actually it's more of a direct off pitch issue not even related to the vibrato, since I had multiple issues on this project with Vocaloid 5, some errors like this are to be expected. I even had a bug of Vocaloid 5 that was randomly not rendering the pitch of some parts at all...

This is a song I worked on for around a month. I originally started working on it for Miku Expo but ended up making it for a game I'm working on. I tried to make her voice sound like she comes from a digital world as the game I'm working on occurs in a virtual world, it would play for some...

There is also the option of someone lending you their laptop/pc with a cd drive allowing you to make an iso that you could put on usb and install on your pc

It could maybe be useful to make a thread referencing useful stuff like this for newcommers

Oh, that's pretty cool thanks for the infos

to follow Lumi's tutorials I should maybe follow them on VOCALOID 3 (I own a vocaloid 3 licence) since the vocaloid 3 UI is a lot more similar to the 4 than the 5, it'll be easier to follow