The rest are voicebanks specific, so we will go over them in the next few chapters. Many English voicebanks record several sounds at once so if you're having trouble finding out what sound one makes, just input the alias into a note. To do this, just go to the "Voicebank Settings" under "Tools" and double click the notes to hear them. Make sure to familiarize yourself with the voicebanks vowels before using them, as everyone is different. When using vowels, just make sure to crossfade properly so it doesn't sound jumpy. This is usually represented as a "3" When we get into those voicebanks we will talk more about that. More Complicated Voicebanks will have more Vowels, and many treat ir (Such as b ird) as a vowel. I've used CZloids VCCV list as a template: In this section, I will list all the vowel sounds in the English language, and common aliases used for them.
Mixtures: Things such as CV, CVV, VC, VCC and other mixtures of these types of notes. (/a/ /a r/ /r/ and /e/ /e nt/ /nt/) In many voicebanks this isn't needed. Some voicebanks will have things like "a r" "e nt" and others that you place between the notes. Many simple voicebanks will not have every ending sound, and you might have to use the regular consonants to make it yourself.īlending Notes: While these are only found in more complicated voicebanks, it's important to know about them. However it's hard to get these notes to sound right.ĭouble Consonants- Starting consonants such as clash, sway bringĮnding Consonants- Groups of consonants you find at the end of words such as triu mphs, respe ct, we lsh, etc. are recorded on their own, however some voicebanks will have will have notes such as "k" "t" and other hard consonants. Usually, vowels that can be held such as "s", "f", "v", "n" etc. Vowels- a e i o u and all the different ways to say them.ĭouble Vowels- vowels that make more than one sound like in the words r ound, cr own, I, Repl ace, etc.Ĭonsonants- Sounds that aren't vowels. There are usually these parts of a voicebank:
Next chapter you will learn to input the notes and make them speak English.
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(We will also learn how to use Kasane Teto's English in a later chapter, as it's pretty complicated) Please do not start off with Teto's English as it will frustrate you and will probably confuse you a lot because the voicebank is a little "off"Īlright, lets get learning! This chapter will mainly revolve around the setup of English Voicebanks and the types of notes. Some examples are Neko Kanochi and Aiko Kikyuune. Instead, it is just a random list of all the sounds in the English language. by that, I mean that it is CVVC, VCCV, or any other specified type. In this tutorial, I will teach you how to use a simple non-connected English voicebank.
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