Reclist Contribution Thread

Post your Reclists or links to Reclists you know of here!
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Make sure to TRY to credit who made it, though.

Sorry for posting in the wrong thread ^^' (as always, it's me being fail XD)

Romajified Ritsu's VCV (including extras):
http://www.4shared.com/document/MQzZ-Zd7/romajiritsu.html

It had 2 "fu" VCVs, so, I thought it was unfair and changes it to "hu" in the "fa" set. Won't make any difference in the end, unless you think that not having a "hu" and now having one instead of having two "fu"s is a bad thing.

English CVC reclist

Koreran CVC reclist

I know usually we're against having CVC recordings-
but there's a way to do it, organized, and neat. EVE/
Also, it gives you a voicebank somewhat similar to Renzoku. (Actually more like inbetween a normal bank and Renzoku)

Here's how it's configured:

1. CV (Consonant-Vowel)

(Bare with me, I'm using Korean as an example, since I haven't finished recording and setting English yet.)

This is configured as usual.
...If you don't know how to do CV settings, I suggest you not attempt CVC yet... ㅎ__ㅎ;;

2. VC (Vowel-Consonant)

A. Unvoiced Endings

...Say "jump" and say "jumping"...
the P in "Jumping" is voiced, the P in "Jump" is unvoiced. In Korean all the endings besides ㄴ, ㅁ, ㅇ, and ㄹ are unvoiced, and even in English, there's a lot more unvoiced endings than you expect.

First of all, the settings for Overlap and Offset should be the same in all of your VC recordings.

The Top of Note (redline) should go at the end of the vowel, right before it begins to fade out... this is where the unvoiced consonant is.
The pink space should go past the Top of Note and cover most of the fading out of the recording. (Leaving no sound in the white space may or may not result in your notes working.)

B. Voiced Endings

These work just like renzoku.
The Top of Note goes right after the vowel fades completey... I don't think I really have to explain much on how to do these.


So this is the technique I've used for Korean... and I'm planning to use on English... except in English, there's endings that are voiced, but don't register a note (such as S) I'm planning to do those similar to unvoiced endings, though.

Anyways, if I summarize this-
Recording wise- this takes the same amount of time as CV... but takes more time to set, but not as much as renzoku does... So the product is sort of between them as well, though it is possible to get a result similar to VCV by using CVC recordings.

Cause I'm awesome I've already done this a few times and got the method down to work a couple of weeks ago XD

But yeah.
. 3. I generally don't have it anywhere near that neat.
So I'll add them, along with a link to your post.

...I GUESS THAT MEANS WE'RE GENIUS TWINS. EVE+
I just posted this now because I finally finished setting the recordings I did with Korean- and tested it all enough. ㅎvㅎ;;

Also-
I have a Cantonese reclist that I made for my Hong Kong friend--
It really surprised me that Cantonese is a lot closer sounding to Korean than Mandarin is-- but I guess it makes sense since they're both closer to older Chinese. EVE;;;
I just went through a Cantonese dictionary and wrote down all the words that ended with a vowel, M, N, or NG. So this list is meant to use VC for the unvoiced endings in canto, but use the same technique Wang Fang Mei did with Mandarin for everything else. EVE


Canto reclist (Jyutping)

http://vocaloidotaku.net/index.php?/topic/4388-useful-reclist-collection-of-hikari-p/

lol halo i know you know about hikari-p's

산쇼씨 (Sansyo-ssi) wrote:I just went through a Cantonese dictionary and wrote down all the words that ended with a vowel, M, N, or NG. So this list is meant to use VC for the unvoiced endings in canto, but use the same technique Wang Fang Mei did with Mandarin for everything else. EVE

...wow your reclist is better than mine by a lot. I'll use yours instead of mine xD
and you don't even speak Canto, while i do ROFL -sobsob-

I have an improved hiragana/romanji reclist withforeign characters such as x,l,etc.
Here is it:Improved kana/romanji recording list

Not to be offensive but--
I don't understand that list;;;

What's the purpose of using kana for sounds that don't exist in japanese phonetics? (And making up dakuten sounds too?)

Also, るぁ　るぃ　るぇ　るぉ is used to represent the English or Chinese R in the standard oremo reclist, btw. EVE;

Sansyo,I used dakutens to make x,l sounds to avoid that Japanese users use the common misspelling.
And るぁ　means rwa.In the Chinese language,syllables beginning with the English or the "rolled" R does not exist.But they are syllables with j in the Chinese,and in the pinyin romanization,this is written as r(ex.:ruo is pronuncated as juo).

I assure you, if a japanese user wants to record/use a sound that can't be written out in normal kana, they wouldn't make up characters by adding dakuten, they would write it out in roman letters. (It's less confusing this way too.)

The only exception to adding (han)dakuten to a letter is か゜き゜く゜け゜こ゜. They're there because the japanese "g" has two different pronounciations, G and NG.

Also, yes the way るぁ　るぃ　るぇ　るぉ are read are "rwa rwi rwe rwo" but they're meant to be the closest thing to a foreign R that can be written in japanese.

Yeah,I mean it!
I have these strange sounds in Defoko's VB.
But Defoko's ngya sounds like la.

uh... the images that showed how to configure the reclist aren't available anymore... oh... I needed those ones so urgent...

They show up for me. D:

Haloheroine wrote:They show up for me. D:

well... yesterday they weren't showing, but today they are... maybe I should save a copy if i need them again... =)