Nope. I deactivated and reactivated Miku to test it out, and still nothing.
What voicebanks show up in the editor? (if any)Nope. I deactivated and reactivated Miku to test it out, and still nothing.
My V2/3s: Kaito, Meiko, Avanna, Oliver, Prima, Tonio, Al, and Ann.What voicebanks show up in the editor? (if any)
This looks like basically the issue you are having. I don't think it really provides a resolution, but at least the context might give an idea as to what the underlying issue is:When I try opening up Piapro in FL, I get this notification:
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I have ALL of Crypton's V4s. I uninstalled Piapro, reinstalled the version that came with Miku V4X, updated it, and tried again, and I'm still getting this notification. I've never had this issue before... this is new for me.
Nope, it's doing this in Waveform too. I dunno if FL triggered it to act up or what...Alternatively, does it work in a DAW besides FL Studio? I've heard FL Studio can cause awkward unexplained problems with VSTs before.
Is everything being installed to its default location? If you've changed the location during install due to space/file organisation/etc, it may not be able to find them if they're installed in different places. For example, piapro and your daw are on C drive, but your voicebanks are on E driveOkay, now not only are my V2s gone, every single Vocaloid except Miku, Kaito, Avanna, Oliver, and Gumi English are gone. I made sure everyone was installed, deactivated them, reactivated them, imported them, and restarted my computer, and they're still not there.
No, everything was exactly where it had always been. I know not to mess with those files, and I checked before and after just in case. I ultimately fixed it by uninstalling and deactivating every Vocaloid I have then reinstalling and reactivating them, and I haven't had that issue since.Is everything being installed to its default location? If you've changed the location during install due to space/file organisation/etc, it may not be able to find them if they're installed in different places. For example, piapro and your daw are on C drive, but your voicebanks are on E drive
That's my thought. This computer's a piece of sHm, the fact that that works makes me think it might be an isolated issue somehow with your PC than a Piapro-caused one.
Either way, it works for you now and that's great!!
Cross-synthesis is just blending two voicebanks of the same character together. You can make it more of one voicebank or less of it. It's not possible to XSY banks of two different languages, as they do not share the same phonemes. Sorry I can't answer your question about Piapro and usage, I don't personally use Piapro.What exactly is cross-synthesis, how does it work in Piapro, and how do you use it? I’m new to Vocaloid, and I would like to make sure I know what I’m doing before I horribly mess something up. I have Meiko V3 and no other Vocaloids. Thanks!
p.s. if you xsy an English bank and a Japanese bank (Meiko V3 English and Power), does it sing in English or Japanese? thanks!
Only very specific predefined voicebanks can be cross synthesized. Such as Miku V4X Original with Miku V4x Solid. Or with Miku V3 Original. Also, as you only own a V3 bank to begin with, Piapro Studio is locked in V3 mode which does *not* have cross synthesis. (cross synthesis is a v4 feature).What exactly is cross-synthesis, how does it work in Piapro, and how do you use it? I’m new to Vocaloid, and I would like to make sure I know what I’m doing before I horribly mess something up. I have Meiko V3 and no other Vocaloids. Thanks!
p.s. if you xsy an English bank and a Japanese bank (Meiko V3 English and Power), does it sing in English or Japanese? thanks!
Not all XSY vbs have to be the same character, but it really depends on the company. For instance Internet co allows to XSY Una with Gakupo (though the result isn't guaranteed to be good)Cross-synthesis is just blending two voicebanks of the same character together. You can make it more of one voicebank or less of it. It's not possible to XSY banks of two different languages, as they do not share the same phonemes. Sorry I can't answer your question about Piapro and usage, I don't personally use Piapro.