For the people who wanna try out and tune a vocalsynth, I just want to say that you don't have to tune every freaking note~ Overtuning exist that sometimes an simple tuned UST/svp can sound better than a fully tuned one, and yeah... That's all. Have fun tuning~
oh yeah i should've mentions that since my examples had basically every note tuned.... 🙃If you hear any of cillia's covers, they sound super well done, but I've actually seen her VSQxs before, they are very simple! Obviously, I have a habit 😭 but yeah. your absolutely correct, I'll probably pin your comment if this video gets popular enough.
@@another-niko-pfp-holder She posts them on patreon! She charges per post, but she hasn't posted since 2021, so they're all free. I learned everything I know about tuning from her project files
I'm so happy you made this. All other tutorials or tips just show people tuning something without explaining anything about the pitch bends etc. I've been around since the rise of synth v and still struggle because I have no musical background. Thanks for the amateur proof explanation 👍
Seriously?!? i feel like I need to make a better one where I just record myself tuning and I give reasoning for each step that I do. But thanks a lot! I hope you've at least seen some improvement!
Tuning was a vague concept that I couldn't wrap my head around (like what's the thought process??) but this actually made it more clear! Thanks so much!
dw, as long as you grasped an idea of these kinds of pitchbends, you can use them in any software. Whether it's using the perimeters or note bending, it's all possible in V4. I also might need to remake this video, but I'll use Vocaloid for my examples.
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH. This was really helpful, and actually explained tuning in a way that makes sense to me. But does anyone have any tips on how to tune it to sound more robotic?
I'm so glad it helped a bit! And for robotic... I guess make the pitchbends really sharp, less smooth? Maybe I'll make a 'different tuning styles' video one day, since this was more of the basics than anything.
finally I've found any tutorial dedicated to pitchband I'd like to ask a question. btw i practice tuning in vocaloid. how does pbs influence to pitchband? should it be high or low?
I usually have mine at the default which is at 3 (on V5 at least), so on the lower side. It's very rare that someone might have it on the higher side, but you can experiment for yourself. I recommend using both pitch bend and notebending, you can download my vocaloid files in my google drive for examples! I think my semi-transparent boy cover might be a good file to look at for seeing how i combine the two. I actually have no idea now experienced you are so if you already knew this then uhh just ignore mehfsdj
Im just transcribing sheet music directly and none of this is even needed for synth v. When you write the actual notes as intended, the ai manages all the natural pitch bends without issue.
right, but I'm just using SynthV as the example in this video since it's easy to draw in the pitch bends and demonstrate. These are especially useful for vocaloid, utau, non-AI programs. (which some still prefer to manual tune on synthv)
For the people who wanna try out and tune a vocalsynth, I just want to say that you don't have to tune every freaking note~ Overtuning exist that sometimes an simple tuned UST/svp can sound better than a fully tuned one, and yeah... That's all. Have fun tuning~
oh yeah i should've mentions that since my examples had basically every note tuned.... 🙃If you hear any of cillia's covers, they sound super well done, but I've actually seen her VSQxs before, they are very simple! Obviously, I have a habit 😭
but yeah. your absolutely correct, I'll probably pin your comment if this video gets popular enough.
@@aicka girl u saved me from overtuning the living frick
looking at you cover people who make teto sound drunk af
@@aicka WHERE CAN I FIND HER VSQS PLEASE
@@another-niko-pfp-holder She posts them on patreon! She charges per post, but she hasn't posted since 2021, so they're all free. I learned everything I know about tuning from her project files
I'm so happy you made this. All other tutorials or tips just show people tuning something without explaining anything about the pitch bends etc. I've been around since the rise of synth v and still struggle because I have no musical background. Thanks for the amateur proof explanation 👍
The little hill pitchbend is so useful
this is my favourite tutorial ever I keep on coming back to it
Seriously?!? i feel like I need to make a better one where I just record myself tuning and I give reasoning for each step that I do.
But thanks a lot! I hope you've at least seen some improvement!
@@aicka i would love to see that! And yeah I’ve been getting a bit better I think :)
Finally a tutorial, ive been looking for this since i got synth v pro
Tuning was a vague concept that I couldn't wrap my head around (like what's the thought process??) but this actually made it more clear! Thanks so much!
WHERES THE TENSION, DYNAMICS AND VOCAL FRY TUTORIAL OP, ¡¿WHERE ARE THEY?!?!?!??! I THIRTST FOR KNOWLEGE
this has changed my life forever thank you sm
this video is super well done!! it vibes like that one "singing voice with added expression.mp4" so i liked it a lot
completely honestly this is actually super helpful thank you
Omg Yess THX *More vocalsynth tips & tricks videos pls*
oh this is actually really good advice good job !!
this is super simple and easy to understand, ive been struggling with tuning SynthV for so long so this is very helpful 😅
OKAY BUT LIKE, i just had asked for the tutorial, im crying like a dumb lil meow meow
THIS WAS SO SO SO HELPFUL THANK YOU!!!!!!!
Useful!!!
WUUU thank you i recently learned how to tune in UTAU, and now thanks to u i now know what to tune, now i need to know when to tune hehe
Thank you for sharing 🎶🌈☺️
Does any of this stuff work with the VOCALOID2 editor??
Stares in V4 user
dw, as long as you grasped an idea of these kinds of pitchbends, you can use them in any software. Whether it's using the perimeters or note bending, it's all possible in V4. I also might need to remake this video, but I'll use Vocaloid for my examples.
YESS THX
THANK YOU SO SO MUCH. This was really helpful, and actually explained tuning in a way that makes sense to me. But does anyone have any tips on how to tune it to sound more robotic?
I'm so glad it helped a bit! And for robotic... I guess make the pitchbends really sharp, less smooth?
Maybe I'll make a 'different tuning styles' video one day, since this was more of the basics than anything.
@@aicka Right, I’ll keep that in mind. Thank you once again
finally I've found any tutorial dedicated to pitchband
I'd like to ask a question. btw i practice tuning in vocaloid. how does pbs influence to pitchband? should it be high or low?
I usually have mine at the default which is at 3 (on V5 at least), so on the lower side. It's very rare that someone might have it on the higher side, but you can experiment for yourself.
I recommend using both pitch bend and notebending, you can download my vocaloid files in my google drive for examples! I think my semi-transparent boy cover might be a good file to look at for seeing how i combine the two. I actually have no idea now experienced you are so if you already knew this then uhh just ignore mehfsdj
I have watched 30 tuning tutorials at this point and both my synthv and vocaloids sound off key i legit dont know what im supposed to do at this point
Im just transcribing sheet music directly and none of this is even needed for synth v.
When you write the actual notes as intended, the ai manages all the natural pitch bends without issue.
right, but I'm just using SynthV as the example in this video since it's easy to draw in the pitch bends and demonstrate. These are especially useful for vocaloid, utau, non-AI programs. (which some still prefer to manual tune on synthv)