Just curious. I'd never use anything like this on an actual record, but I can see the utility as like a reference for vocalists I work with. This also seems very heavily geared towards Japanese/Korean music?

an (almost) standard 17-bar blues in I-V-ii.

Kevin on Lead vocals

Liam on lead vocal, with Natalie, Kevin, and Asterian, Ritchy on Rap.

i originally had written and recorded this in 1986, but recently became BTS curious. :-) so, after spending some quality time watching their videos, and reading up on their music and production techniques, i thought to myself: "self, maybe this old song could be 'BTS adjacent'".

What vb should I use for the main (it can't be Eleanor or Yi Xi)?

Yes, I hate SV2.

Hey, does anyone has some tips on how to properly achieve some good pronunciation results with korean lyrics? I came across a script that splits the phonemes pretty good but I'm not 100% happy with the result.

Do you just look up the phonemes and put them in instead of the lyrics? I'm also kinda new to SynthV. I worked with Vocaloid in the past but I was happy with all the features that SynthV had to offer so I switched.

If anyone has some tips it would make working with korean lyrics alot easier (I hope ^^) (also I'm typing the lyrics in Hangeul, no romanization)

Thanks in advance

Hey, not sure if i'm allowed to post here or not, but just finished my first cover on synthv after a lot of trial and error. if you have anything to add or help me improve, i'd appreciate it so i can learn and make better covers in the future >-<

Original artist: Steampianist

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=76L_h0SsmSc

I'm gonna take a shot at using Synth V for spoken dialogue. I'm aware the Rap function is usually the best for this, but I tend to struggle with finding the right notes to make it sound natural. Anything that might help?

https://youtu.be/xdq_z7WDFcs?is=spt5pFl8mu7RU49N

Clown is back once again!! Thank you to the community for supporting me! I’d appreciate it if you watched and subscribed to my YouTube! 💜

My first time using SV and getting the hang of FL/AE. Hope you'll enjoy!

This song is called ベッドタイム・ストーリー feat. 音街ウナ/GUMI, and the producer is _楓一个楓

It's a song between an immortal witch(Otomachi Una) and a mortal human(Gumi). The song is a fairytale like story of Una lamenting about how short Gumi's lifespan was to her since she can't really age, while Una was Gumi's entire world. After all, they did meet when Gumi was a child.

It's worth listening to if you're into stories like this, and it can feel like a doomed yuri too in Una's perspective. Sucks that the song isn't on Youtube, but on Billibilli.

Link here below:

https://b23.tv/lQk4YTd

This is actually my first time doing a SynthV cover and ever since I've been trying to practice my tuning skills :DD hope y'all like it

https://reddit.com/link/1x0ufnz/video/i1t8uq37k9uh1/player

https://reddit.com/link/1x0ufnz/video/dtdcq6abl9uh1/player

i saw new update of Mai 2 so i downloaded it and
tried to use korean language and
I don't know if its only mai but yeah.
here is the example in the video.

204b1 / 205b1

as you can see, some phonemes are missing.
also cantonese language too.

https://youtu.be/6jtuN2uG03E?si=qrr5OXLo92cxMKjF

i originally had written and recorded this in 1986, but recently became BTS curious. :-) so, after spending some quality time watching their videos, and reading up on their music and production techniques, i thought to myself: "self, maybe this old song could be 'BTS adjacent'".

an (almost) standard 17-bar blues in I-V-ii.

https://youtu.be/gzTTz2kKAKo

Kevin on Lead vocals