At least she sounds like Miku. So people won't say she doesn't. Leagues better than nt2.
VOCALOID Hatsune Miku VOCALOID6
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While I'm disappointed there is still some engine noise I'm just glad they havent yet taken Miku in the same direction as for example Gumi sv2. The realistic voicebanks aren't interesting to me honestly. I feel like there's no way to improve upon V4's voicebank.
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I still don't loooove V6's sound in general, but I definitely like this better than NT. I look forward to hearing what people will do with her, and seeing the new art!
I don't understand this sentiment because you can still buy and use Miku V4X. On modern Vocaloid too, I think? We don't need another Miku V4X.
No I get that I just don't love the very hypothetical scenario where a Miku like that would like take over lol. But yeah I know that wouldnt actually happen really. There's only so much you could do with Miku (or any voicebanks really) though in the future.
The noise does come out with some processing in the mix, and hides more in busier arrangements.
Here's Gumi V6 from awhile back:
I'd probably tweak a few things in it from later experience, like I wasn't in the habit of toning down the automatically applied pitch drift and vibrato, which also helps. The noise shows up more when those are exaggerated, which V6 tends to do by default. (I just open the inspector and drag the sliders down, and introduce them more minimally.)
I don't recall offhand what sort of effects chain I used on the voice, but I would never let anything out the door without compression, EQ and reverb at least. I would imagine I probably swept the EQ over it to find the buzzier part and made a cut there.
I think what Turbo (of Eurobeat cover fame) did with Gumi V6 was also good. The description didn't specify Vocaloid/SynthV, but there's a Google Drive link in it to the VPR file and a document about the process.
Here's Gumi V6 from awhile back:
I'd probably tweak a few things in it from later experience, like I wasn't in the habit of toning down the automatically applied pitch drift and vibrato, which also helps. The noise shows up more when those are exaggerated, which V6 tends to do by default. (I just open the inspector and drag the sliders down, and introduce them more minimally.)
I don't recall offhand what sort of effects chain I used on the voice, but I would never let anything out the door without compression, EQ and reverb at least. I would imagine I probably swept the EQ over it to find the buzzier part and made a cut there.
I think what Turbo (of Eurobeat cover fame) did with Gumi V6 was also good. The description didn't specify Vocaloid/SynthV, but there's a Google Drive link in it to the VPR file and a document about the process.
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