Vsynth Coffee

  Hello again! 👋️    Today I'm going to talk just a teensy bit about Dreamtonics's recently released software Vocoflex.

Do you want to have some fun with Vsynth characters but are short on cash like I am? 😭️ Did you read my tutorial on how to set up UTAU in a VM and now aren't sure what voicebanks to start with? 😬️ Are you a veteran UTAU user who wants to find out if my recommendations align with your worldview? 🧐️ Then you're in the right place! ☕️✨️ Today I'm going to list 10 quality utauloids that are great to get you started with the program. Some of them are very iconic in the UTAU fandom as well! Of course there are many, many more utauloids out there. But this is just a primer. 🙂️

  Original Kasane Teto fanart by CAFFEIN   Today I'm going to show you how to set up Ameya's UTAU program in VirtualBox, a popular Virtual Machine (VM) software by Oracle! 🖥️💻️✨️

  Crypton Future Media is back in the game! Keep reading to learn more! ✨️

Oh, hi! ☕️ Today I'd like to keep things casual. Previously I made a comparison post where I compared VOCALOID to Synthesizer V from a prospective buyer's standpoint. But today, I'm going to be a little more bold. I'm actually going to share my personal opinions that may or may not be unpopular. 😱️

Welcome in! ☕️ In my Vsynth Index post , I listed all the available vocal synthesizers that I could think of, with links to learn more about each one. And all of them are potentially viable for both music production as well as fandom works. But arguably, VOCALOID and Synthesizer V are the most popular vocal synth programs you can get your hands on. If you're wavering between these two, stick around! This article will explore the pros and cons of each one so you can make the best decision for your needs.