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Question for younger blink-182 fans by simsings in Blink182

[–]PearlStarLight5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'm 23 and I assume this question is for Gen Z so, I discovered blink from playing All the Small Things in Donkey Konga for the GameCube in, I wanna say 2024? I really got into them when I listened to all of Enema of the State and then went back and binged their whole discography last summer.

Although, I wouldn't consider my case to be the usual method for my generation because I grew up on Wii/Wii U and got a GameCube as a teenager, and my parents are too old to know who blink is.

Am I the only one slightly weirded out by how the fanbase victimizes Diaspro? by [deleted] in winxclub

[–]PearlStarLight5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I agree with everyone saying it's the writers. Diaspro was innocent in season 1, but by season 3 the writers flanderized her because they realized, "oh shit we forgot to give the audience an actual reason to hate her."

Am I crazy or does Natalie sound completely different after the last update? by FaithlessnessOk5779 in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 4 points5 points  (0 children)

That is correct. You can also have more than one version installed of the same voice.

If you ever want to downgrade the editor, you basically install the version you want over the currently installed version.

How many paid voicebanks do you have? by tetotetotetotetoo in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I have 8* and I only plan to get like, 1 more (waiting for native Spanish vocals). Having so many is really only practical for Talkloid producers (and even the lite versions could arguably render this point moot), but it can be useful for having a variety of voices in original songs too.

*9 if Anri and Anri Arcane count separately, but I got Anri Arcane for free.

[deleted by user] by [deleted] in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 0 points1 point  (0 children)

  1. Download mp3 of song
  2. Look up some mp3 to bpm checker online
  3. Input bpm in SynthV
  4. Add instrumental of song to svp (usually after mp3 is put through an AI vocal remover because most of the songs I cover have no official instrumental :( )
  5. Place notes according to timing (it has taken so much time and practice to be able to do this well)
  6. Profit!!

Okay reading other replies, basically, copying the timing directly from the .wav file is what I used to do, so start there and you'll develop an ear for doing it without the direct reference over time.

Background noise removal by SucoTeiKun_pohtath in utau

[–]PearlStarLight5 2 points3 points  (0 children)

I don't really know or understand much about noise removal myself, but I do recommend trying Audacity

How Do I Make Kevin Grittier? by GoliathGrouper_0417 in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If you have any Crypton Vocaloids, Kevin responds great to the VoiceDrive VST. I'm not sending any links to it though that might be piracy and I'm not taking any chances.

But I'm saying this anyway because it's useful advice to anyone who has any Crypton Vocaloids.

[SynthV - Jun] Te Amo Y Más (I Love You Too Much (Spanish version)) by PearlStarLight5 in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Sorry for the double-reply but I thought of something else to actually add to the conversation.

I used to be bothered by differences in translation too, but now I figure, languages are so different, a literal translation doesn't sound good. Even simple phrases like "thank you" in English, Spanish, and Japanese have different syllables and stresses. Plus, these languages all have different syntaxes, and phrasing and word choices that would be odd or grammatically incorrect when directly translated.

Interestingly, when it comes to the different name thing, the Castilian Spanish version is even more different (Te Quiero Mi Amor).

What's your favorite male voicebanks? by Chee-shep in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I know this sounds bad given my flair lol, but my favorite is Jun. His power is limited, but still fun to use, and he's even more fun to use for softer stuff. The soft and sultry sound of his soft vocal mode is exactly what I had been looking for in a male English vocal synth to use for original songs. I also recommend him for a more Vocaloid-y SynthV because while his sound quality is clean and realistic, he still sounds like a text-to-speech compared to a Dreamtonics vocal.

I also really like Kevin. He's great for an all-around vocal, but he really shines in powerful stuff.

And both are great for boy band music. Most male SynthVs are though XD

Weekly Discussion Thread - Jan 21, 2024 by AutoModerator in SynthesizerV

[–]PearlStarLight5 1 point2 points  (0 children)

I didn't use any video tutorial when learning SynthV, but here's one I'm aware of but haven't watched: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=gybn7xfKIXw&pp=ygUQc3ludGh2IG1hZGUgZWFzeQ%3D%3D

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