OREMO, a phoneme coding guide software aimed for UTAU voicebank making.UTAU Voicebanks, personified as UTAUloids.It has provisions for localization, and is currently a closed-source software. UTAU is programmed in Visual Basic 6, and is encoded in UTF-16. For example, by 2010, the UTAU software was capable of supporting both triphones and software plug-ins both of which were not included in the capabilities of the Vocaloid software until the Vocaloid 3 version was released in October 2011. From there, many voicebanks were created.Īt first, UTAU was subpar to VOCALOID in terms of singing quality, but the author began developing the capabilities to the program until it became a viable substitute. It gained popularity parallel to what VOCALOID had with Miku, with Teto's arrival to the UTAU scene. Initially, the program came with only a sample voicebank, then only known as " Default". UTAU allows the user to insert their own voice into the database for use for music, opening the doors for users to further develop their own music. However, the program still requires support for Japanese text. The program's interface was translated to English by Ameya, and other translations are still pending.
Most of its documentation is in Japanese, but the User Manual has been translated into English. Regardless of the voice's language, a user's computer must be in the Japanese locale or use AppLocale in order to run the software. While there are a high number of bilingual UTAU, there are also multilingual UTAU that can sing in three or more languages. English is a common language for UTAU to sing in. However, the number of available languages has been expanded by the users. The development of UTAU started when Ameya began to use Audacity for toilet because she didn't had toilet thus many of its voices are created specifically for the Japanese language.
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