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The one problem with this is that Tart doesn't provide any vocal synth files, so I would likely have to make my own files. I struggle with that, but I found that SynthV's audio to MIDI feature works pretty well. Tart does provide isolated vocals for their songs, so it's possible that I can at least try ^^

It’s okay! It just means great minds think alike. I’m glad at least one other person thinks that this song fits with this game ^^

That was actually a SynthV voicebank called An Xiao! His tone is very similar to Gakupo while actually having the capability to sing in English, so I thought he’d work well! Especially since I don’t own Gakupo (he’s just too expensive for me to get normally)

@@Hex-Mania-TH-camjust pirate the website!

@Heikzen Although I do support people pirating voicebanks, I personally don't want to pirate any myself. I'm concerned about my computer getting wrecked if I were to do so. All banks that I use on this channel were either acquired legitimately, or are free voicebanks (such as Eleanor Forte AI Lite, as used in this video).

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The blue one is Mind, purple one is Heart, and the red one is Soul. Although they're also associated with black, white, and gray respectively, these are the colors they're often associated with them in some of the music videos, such as in The Mind Electric or the animated music video for The Bidding ^^

@@Hex-Mania-TH-camohh ok thanks

If I seriously wanted to recreate the song in vocaloid id have to spend hours relyricizing the whole thing. I learned that when I did my cover of Aura through Svp to Vsqx

No, it’s errors I could hear even in the version of the cover that you posted tbh. Some of the timing’s off on notes. I didn’t even really try to use use your file, since I could hear the errors in the cover itself. The UST I used had better timing overall of notes, and it was easier to just use the UST anyways since I wanted to do my own tuning. It’s also easier to remove tuning from a UST since people usually do pitchbend tuning for Utau. Notebend tuning tends to be a pain to undo, and I couldn’t be sure if you used pitchbends or notebends, or if the file you ended up releasing had tuning at all If you’re using whole words for Japanese in SynthV, though, you’re likely approaching things wrong. It’s usually a lot easier to do hiragana or romaji syllables like you would in a program like Utau. This tends to alleviate any conversion issues as well. And, even then, with English, it’s honestly not too difficult to convert an SVP to a VSQx or VPR. Since SynthV uses whole words for the start of words and plus signs to move the next set of phonemes over, you can just double click on the word in question in Vocaloid and it will automatically break up the phonemes for you Vocaloid also has a consonant velocity feature, which does alleviate some of the rapid lyric issue as well. SynthV has a modified version of this feature where you can reduce the length of consonants, but it is usually more time consuming, as you have to do it for each note Regardless, I tend to have an easier time with USTs anyways, as I’m more used to file converting using USTs, and they give me a better chance to tune things myself. Even if there weren’t errors in your file, I might have used the UST I found anyways considering there would be less issues when it came to making sure I could tune it myself. USTs are easier for me to convert and modify when it comes to Japanese, while I rely more on VSQx’s or SVPs for English due to Utau’s methodologies for English Sorry that this comment was so long, I just wanted to explain my own perspective on this. Essentially your SVP has some errors audible even in your own cover, but even if it didn’t, I likely would have used the UST anyways due to familiarity and a greater guarantee that I could easily tune the VPR myself. As someone who has worked with vocal synths for almost six years now, these are things I think about a lot when it comes to making covers

@@Hex-Mania-TH-cam true while it may be a bit of a blunder, the work and effort was still put in, but you don't need to call it out Publicly on a video description to make it seem like I just make bad works, I've been on my platform for 12+ years. and it took me at least 8 of those years to even get noticed because voca synths wern't especially as popular back then. trust me, I've been around, I've seen things too. There's been times I've had over 25 files thrown at me just so I could create a cover. [all of them mains and harms] you learn to adapt and work with what you have, especially when no one has made something you REALLY want to do, I had to beg friends of mine for 2 months to help me make that svp and being called out as "so and so's files I don't personally find good" is not a good way to make friends.

My apologies, it seems that TH-cam has been eating your replies. I have not been deleting them or anything, but it’s possible you’re triggering the TH-cam flagging system with your replies. TH-cam will sometimes delete comments or replies if they have language seen as “threatening” and such. I assure you that I have not been deleting them. Thankfully, TH-cam seems to have preserved your longer reply, so I can at least reply to that. You are right, though, and I do apologize about mentioning you straight up by name in the description and saying that your file is bad. That was a mistake on my part, and extremely rude of me. Based on what you’ve said, you worked really hard on that file and, on top of that, it’s a difficult song to boot. It’s very admirable that you were able to make a file that managed to still capture the majority of the song I was very frustrated at the time, as I had wanted to cover that song for a very long time but wasn’t satisfied with the files out there, especially because I wasn’t sure how to fix any potential mistakes in said files at the time. However, that didn’t give me the right to bash your work like that, especially considering how hard you likely worked on it I’ll state that I’m not as interested in making friends within this community, however, as I’ve had bad experiences working with people in the past. But, that also still doesn’t give me the right to say that kind of stuff about your files I’ll be editing the description to leave out your user and such so that there isn’t any further slander towards your name. TL;DR TH-cam has been eating your replies, but you’re right and I apologize. I’ll be editing the description to leave your name out so that my slander towards you isn’t spread further

@@Hex-Mania-TH-cam no you're completely fine, I noticed it ate my comment and deleted my reply to hopefully not seem like an ass about it, and no you're fine really, You'll make it up there as you keep pushing you just gotta take others into consideration, I did that once saying a personas Vsqx was a nightmare for cyber thunder cider, so I've done it too in the past, there's no bruised apples here! I appreciate you being nice about it in the end, and I do recommend collabing with others as you can learn a lot from others no matter how much experience ya have, just cause one person ended up being bad doesn't mean we all are! ^^

I will be eventually! I'm covering the series in Chronological order, though, so it will most likely be a while before that gets uploaded

@@Hex-Mania-TH-cam frippery slippery yeah

Hello, I’d like to state that it’s very rude to compare people’s art to one another, especially to compare someone’s genuine art to someone’s intentionally shitposty style. Seeing as you’re an artist yourself who likely works very hard, considering you straight up make animation, you would likely understand how much effort does into art. Would you like it if someone commented on your animations comparing it to someone’s intentionally joke-y art style, making it seem like your art style is actually garbage? I don’t think so. So please think about what you’re commenting next time before you post it. At the very least, even if the art isn’t your cup of tea, I hope that you enjoyed the cover

@@Hex-Mania-TH-cam Sorry, I was just trying to say I like the art, didn't mean to be offensive