Hooray! For the sake of an example, I'm going to demonstrate via. We've acknowledged the website and Parameters.
By entering "24" (the maximum Sinsy allows) you would have moved it up two octaves (24 spaces). By entering "12" you would have moved it up one octave (12 spaces). By entering "1", it would be like.If in UTAU you selected all notes and moved them up exactly one space.
If you're unfamiliar with them, (before you scoff, some people use Singing Synthesizers out of technological curiosity and don't know jack about music) just know that they are portions of an octave. Pitch Shift is just changing "semitones" (the website uses another name for them halftones). Most are self-explanatory, but Pitch Shift might be something some people don't know. So now that the website is in English, you can get a good look at what the Parameters are. There used to be a bug on the site where changing the language of the vocals being used changed the website's language. You can change the language of the website to English in the top right hand corner, but doing so will immediately default you to English vocals, just so you know. You may be intimidated, but try to relax. Heading to Sinsy, you're immediately granted with a simplistic and text-heavy site. The website sinsy.jp, the official phoneme reference PDF. If you do need a vocal, HAL-O-R OID is free to download.) ( Note: with CeVIO, I don't know if you need a vocal to use the Song Editor because I have vocals. ( optional) the UTAU Plugin "ImportVSQX" installed knowledge of how to use the "Import" function to import. UTAU (We are going to export as a MIDI) Now, if you're an active part of the Singing Synthesizer Community, you probably have the tools needed already! Here's what you'll need, pre-tutorial: I do it a bit differently than the official tutorials because most of the recommended resources don't work for me very well. I feel many people struggle to comprehend the tutorials and find working resources.
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