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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Considering the interface is very similar to Vocaloid, with some minor to major differences, this is bound to happen. Of course, this trope works both ways is you used Utauloid long before Vocaloid.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Considering the interface is very similar to Vocaloid, with some minor to major differences, this is bound to happen. Of course, this trope works both ways is if you used Utauloid long before Vocaloid.
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* VocalDissonance: Depending on the creator, this is either {{Invoked}} intentionally for the lulz with some Utauloids, or a difference in opinions on the design matching the voice.
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* DoItYourselfThemeTune: Naturally, considering making an Utauloid based on the users voice is the first thing most people do upon getting the program. Depending on several things such as editing skill, microphone quality, and general voice tone, results can range from drunken karaoke to ''ear meltingly amazing''.
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* AllegedlyFreeGame: Or program. Regardless, if you want to make an Utauloid that sounds even halfway decent, as well as make it sing well, hope you have a couple hundreds of dollars to spend on the necessary high quality microphone, vocal editing software, and possibly even music synthesizing software if you want to make music from scratch.
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* DamnYouMuscleMemory: Considering the interface is very similar to Vocaloid, with some minor to major differences, this is bound to happen. Of course, this trope works both ways is you used Utauloid long before Vocaloid.
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* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid, and thus far more accessible to producers of varying skill levels. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid, and thus far more accessible to producers of varying skill levels. (In addition to the fact many think only the Utauloid program is needed to make great music when, in reality, it takes many different vocal editing programs just like Vocaloid to make it sound amazing, even with really well put together voicebanks.) Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* NotQuiteStarring: There are quite a few voicebanks based off of characters from different series floating around on the net, either through using samples from the show / game / music or a [[TheOtherDarrin person replicating the voice.]] Keep in mind though, while (generally) there's no rule against this, distributing said voicebanks can get you in series hot water with the show creator, and possibly the creator of the Utauloid program as well.
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* NotQuiteStarring: There are quite a few voicebanks based off of characters from different series floating around on the net, either through using samples from the show / game / music or a [[TheOtherDarrin person replicating the voice.]] Keep in mind though, while (generally) there's no rule against this, distributing ''distributing'' said voicebanks on the net can get you in series serious hot water with the show creator, creator / game creator / musician, and possibly the creator of the Utauloid program as well.
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* NotQuiteStarring: There are actually quite a few voicebanks based off of characters from different series, either through using samples from the show / game / music or a person replicating the voice. Keep in mind though, while (generally) there's no rule against this, distributing said voicebanks can get you in series hot water with the show creator, and possibly the creator of the Utauloid program as well.
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* NotQuiteStarring: There are actually quite a few voicebanks based off of characters from different series, series floating around on the net, either through using samples from the show / game / music or a [[TheOtherDarrin person replicating the voice. voice.]] Keep in mind though, while (generally) there's no rule against this, distributing said voicebanks can get you in series hot water with the show creator, and possibly the creator of the Utauloid program as well.
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* NotQuiteStarring: There are actually quite a few voicebanks based off of characters from different series, either through using samples from the show / game / music or a person replicating the voice. Keep in mind though, while (generally) there's no rule against this, distributing said voicebanks can get you in series hot water with the show creator, and possibly the creator of the Utauloid program as well.
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* RoboSpeak: Depending on the skill level of whoever's using the voicebank, this is either PlayedStraight unintentionally or {{Averted}}. Keep in mind, the voicebank quality also depends on what mic is used to record it and how much editing is put into it. Some Utauloids can sound like glorified speak and spells, while others can sound more realistic than Vocaloids, or even actual human singers!
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* SurprisinglyGoodForeignLanguage: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing and a good deal about the language in question's phonetic structure. Notably, in addition to Japanese, there are quite a few banks out there that support SurprisinglyGoodEnglish as well as SurprisinglyGoodSpanish.
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* SurprisinglyGoodForeignLanguage: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing and a good deal about the language in question's phonetic structure. Notably, in addition to Japanese, there are quite a few banks out there that support SurprisinglyGoodEnglish as well as SurprisinglyGoodSpanish.surprisingly good spanish.
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* {{Omniglot}}: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing and a good deal about the languages phonetic structure. Notably, in addition to Japanese, there are quite a few banks out there that support SurprisinglyGoodEnglish as well as SurprisinglyGoodSpanish.
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* SurprisinglyGoodForeignLanguage: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing and a good deal about the language in question's phonetic structure. Notably, in addition to Japanese, there are quite a few banks out there that support SurprisinglyGoodEnglish as well as SurprisinglyGoodSpanish.
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* {{Omniglot}}: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing.
* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* {{Omniglot}}: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing.doing and a good deal about the languages phonetic structure. Notably, in addition to Japanese, there are quite a few banks out there that support SurprisinglyGoodEnglish as well as SurprisinglyGoodSpanish.
* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent ofVocaloid.Vocaloid, and thus far more accessible to producers of varying skill levels. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* {{Omniglot}}: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing.
* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* {{Omniglot}}: While the program was originally made for Japanese vocals, it's not impossible to make voicebanks of other languages in it if you know what you're doing.
* SturgeonsLaw: A given, considering it's the freeware equivalent of Vocaloid. Some songs can be exactly what you'd expect, but there are also quite a few that manage to put professional Vocaloid songs to shame, with some covers even out doing the original!
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* AmazonBrigade: [[https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jNgCaDzrrUg Teto's "Confront, You Look So Cool!"]] has Teto putting together a team of UTAUs, almost all of whom are girls. The only exception is [[TheOneGuy Sora Suiga]].
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* BigScrewedUpFamily: The Vippers, usually caused by either [[IdiotHero Teto Kasane]] or [[BigBad Sukone Tei.]] [[SubvertedTrope Doesn't mean they'll be the best of friends however.]]
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* HartmanHips: Exaggerated with Hana Chikako.
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* MismatchedEyes: Yokune Ruko
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I hope no one minds me adding this. I know this recording style is still rather new and unknown, but it is fairly popular on most Utauloid Forums so I felt like I should add it.
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Near the end of 2009, Ameya created a special voicebank recording style first known as renzokuon, or "continuous sound", also widely called VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel). This allowed UTAU voicebanks to sound much smoother and more human than before. A Mac version of UTAU, known as UTAU-Synth, has now been released, and a mobile version of the software is in the works.
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Near the end of 2009, Ameya created a special voicebank recording style first known as renzokuon, or "continuous sound", also widely called VCV (vowel-consonant-vowel). This allowed UTAU voicebanks to sound much smoother and more human than before. As of recent years, another new recording style, CV-VC (consonant-vowel-vowel-consonant) has became rather popular due to allowing one to create voicebanks for different languages other than Japanese. (Like, for example, english) A Mac version of UTAU, known as UTAU-Synth, has now been released, and a mobile version of the software is in the works.
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* RidiculouslyCuteCritter: [=InuHebi=].
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* KidsAreCruel: In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCB0YmpWR5Q Daughter of an Evil Spirit]], kids made fun of Teto because she had wings on her back and red eyes. Although, adults joined on it.
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* KidsAreCruel: In [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=uCB0YmpWR5Q com/watch?v=orouoo9mYmo Daughter of an Evil Spirit]], kids made fun of Teto because she had wings on her back and red eyes. Although, adults joined on it.
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* CuteShotaroBoy: There are quite a few, the most notable being Kumono Tsuki.
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UTAU ([[IThoughtItMeant not to be confused]] with the ''ShugoChara'' character) is a musical voice synthesis program created by Ameya as a freeware response to {{Vocaloid}}. Using UTAU is much like using Vocaloid, however there are some differences in usage (which may lead to DamnYouMuscleMemory). Also, UTAU has the feature of importing vocal samples manually, which allows a person to use their own voice in UTAU.
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UTAU ([[IThoughtItMeant not to be confused]] with the ''ShugoChara'' character) character, or U'''at'''u, a Watcher from the MarvelUniverse) is a musical voice synthesis program created by Ameya as a freeware response to {{Vocaloid}}. Using UTAU is much like using Vocaloid, however there are some differences in usage (which may lead to DamnYouMuscleMemory). Also, UTAU has the feature of importing vocal samples manually, which allows a person to use their own voice in UTAU.
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YMMV sinkhole
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Since all UTAU are essentially [[OriginalCharacter OCs]], [[YourMileageMayVary opinions may be conflicting]] as to how fitting a trope may be. Edit with caution.
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Since all UTAU are essentially [[OriginalCharacter OCs]], [[YourMileageMayVary opinions may be conflicting]] conflicting as to how fitting a trope may be. Edit with caution.
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Bishoujo / bishojo is Not A Trope, please don\'t use it in examples lists
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* {{Bishoujo}}: A good chunk of female [=UTAUloids=] are really, really pretty.
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if utau isn\'t loads and loads of characters I don\'t know what is
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* LoadsAndLoadsOfCharacters: ''Anyone'' can make an UTAU. Naturally, this means there are well over a thousand voicebanks and characters; however, only a handful of them have any popularity.
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* AndIMustScream: The premise of ''[[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TCOow686QaI Time Glass]]'', as explained in the author's comments.
-->As some of you will remember from the original Grimm fairytale, the poison did not actually kill Snow White, it simply incapacitated her. In a way, she was in a coma for years until her prince found her. So, my concept was, what if she was conscious during that whole time, locked inside a glass coffin with no way to speak, or move, with only her thoughts as company. Thus this song was born.
-->As some of you will remember from the original Grimm fairytale, the poison did not actually kill Snow White, it simply incapacitated her. In a way, she was in a coma for years until her prince found her. So, my concept was, what if she was conscious during that whole time, locked inside a glass coffin with no way to speak, or move, with only her thoughts as company. Thus this song was born.
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UTAU is a musical voice synthesis program created by Ameya as a freeware response to {{Vocaloid}}. Using UTAU is much like using Vocaloid, however there are some differences in usage (which may lead to DamnYouMuscleMemory). Also, UTAU has the feature of importing vocal samples manually, which allows a person to use their own voice in UTAU.
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UTAU ([[IThoughtItMeant not to be confused]] with the ''ShugoChara'' character) is a musical voice synthesis program created by Ameya as a freeware response to {{Vocaloid}}. Using UTAU is much like using Vocaloid, however there are some differences in usage (which may lead to DamnYouMuscleMemory). Also, UTAU has the feature of importing vocal samples manually, which allows a person to use their own voice in UTAU.
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* {{AnthropomorphicFood}}: Sekushii Beikon is a...piece of bacon.
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* {{AnthropomorphicFood}}: {{Anthropomorphic Food}}: Sekushii Beikon is a...piece of bacon.
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* {{AnthropomorphicFood}}: Sekushii Beikon is a...piece of bacon.
