Question Where can I find an Eng Utau thats easy and like made/able to use OpenUtau????

[FrostyDionysus]

Idk how anything works but I need a star (and a name but a name needs a voice, no?)

 

[FrostyDionysus]

please anyone I'm on the verge of crying

 

[MagicalMiku]

I'm not expert of UTAU, but I really recommend to check the UtaForum, because sometimes a good UTAU voicebank character is available only on some boards or blogs:
https://utaforum.net/

And for some reference, the wiki:
https://utau.fandom.com/wiki/UTAU_wiki

 

[lIlI]

If you're looking for "easy to use", be warned that English in UTAU (and arguably UTAU in general) is technically complex and difficult for beginners, with perhaps the steepest learning curve of any mainstream form of vocal synthesis. Studio Ogien has tutorials and a variety of English UTAUs that may help you - but expect to learn a lot of jargon! At minimum you'll want to familiarise yourself with phonetic systems, phonemizers, and resamplers.

UTAU Repository is a relatively new site that also provides an easy way to find UTAUs.

 

[Bookworm2]

As much as I love Adrian_Medium, I will say if you're using OpenUTAU you're better off with something in VCCV or CVVC. OpenUTAU has Phonemizers, which make it so if you type a word in and the voicebank being used for it is in the correct format, it'll automatically assign phonemes. I'd personally recommend AERIS VCCV, as she's a high-quality voicebank in English. Do make sure you have storage space on your computer, as UTAU English banks take up a LOT of space.

 

[KyrenInutilis]

Voistar Project's D/LITE
D/LITE is a bit more new but I'm pretty sure they're made to work with openutau and they have en and jp voicebanks