ust files using File > Save As Ust Files.
Save the project as a new file using File > Save As.Īfter saving the project, you can also export all tracks as separate. Save the current project using File > Save, or Ctrl+S. Open projects using File > Open, or Ctrl+O. This is for flags that don't take any numbers, like for toggling between stretching and looping. Mt+20) please put the number in the Default box.įor options, fill out the name, abbreviation, checkbox, and option values. If you want the whole project to have a certain value (eg. The resampler flag must be a single flag by itself without any numbers. There are two types of expressions, numerical expressions and fixed options.įor numerical expressions fill out the name, abbreviation, resampler flag, minimum, maximum, and default value. Use the + and - buttons in the lower left corner to add and remove expressions. To edit expression settings, go to Tools > Expressions.Ĭonsonant velocity (stretch/shorten preutterance)Īlternate aliasing for duplicates in oto.ini ExpressionsĮxpressions allow you to change parameters note-by-note, similar to flags in UTAU. Tempos can be any number, including decimals.Ĭhanging the tempo or time signature mid-project is not supported yet. Time signatures can have any positive whole number on top, and any power of 2 on the bottom. You can also start a new project from File > New.Ĭlick on the tempo or time signature in the top left corner to edit it. When you start OpenUtau, you have a new, blank project. Use this option if you're not sure about how the voicebank is encoded (for example, a Japanese voicebank created by a Chinese user). "Install Singer (Advanced)" allows you to manually select the encoding for the filenames and the configurations. For most voicebanks, this option will be enough. "Install Singer" assumes that the voicebank is originally in ASCII or Shift-JIS. You will need to compress the voicebank again and reinstall it for use in OpenUtau. If you have already unzipped voicebanks for use in UTAU, unless your system local is set to Japanese, you cannot copy + paste them, because the files will still be encoded in Shift-JIS. When voicebanks are installed, the text will be converted to Unicode. Voicebanks must be compressed into a ZIP, RAR, 7z, or UAR file. Voicebanks can be installed through Tools > Install Singer, or through Tools > Install Singer (Advanced). There is no need to provide a wavtool, as OpenUtau uses its own internal wavtool. Using Moresampler is still not fully optimized, so a warning will appear advising you to only use 1 or 2 threads. You can also adjust the number of pre-render threads to improve resampler performance. In OpenUtau, go to Tools > Preferences to select a resampler for preview and export. Check Resamplers for a list of compatible resamplers. If you already use UTAU, you can copy + paste resamplers that you already have. To manually change the language, go to Tools > Preferences. Drag the app icon to folder icon.īy default, OpenUtau will use the same language as your computer, or English if a translation is unavailable. Every time you start OU, it will check for updates first. After unzipping to a new folder, you can start the application by double clicking OpenUtau.exe.
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