UTAU and Plugins Downloads

This thread will be updated as new versions of the below software become available for download.


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System Requirements

- Windows XP or later
- System locale set to Japanese
- East Asian Language Packs or AppLocale installed (Language Packs required for hiragana compatability and full usage of software)


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UTAU - 2.70 - Website

-- Trphonizer (CV->VCV) Plugin
-- Untriphonizer (VCV->CV) Plugin
-- Vowelizer (CV->V) Plugin

-- UTAU English Patch

I was wondering if anyone could tell me how to untriphonize a ust, that would be great! :D

You put the triphonized UST in the folder of the diphonizer and then pull the ust on the Script data.
I don't know if that is somewhat understandable... xD

Lenexia wrote:You put the triphonized UST in the folder of the diphonizer and then pull the ust on the Script data.
I don't know if that is somewhat understandable... xD

yeah i think i understand that XD thanks for the help :D

I've asked this before but I haven't yet got an answer (I could just be being impatient) but how do you get the plugins to show up in the plug-in menu on UTAU?

I've got the plugins in a plugin folder but they're also all in their own folder, but UTAU doesn't seem to read them. What am I missing?

KaelemGaen wrote:I've asked this before but I haven't yet got an answer (I could just be being impatient) but how do you get the plugins to show up in the plug-in menu on UTAU?

I've got the plugins in a plugin folder but they're also all in their own folder, but UTAU doesn't seem to read them. What am I missing?

I noticed I also have that problem. -__- I thought it was the version of UTAU that I had, so I updated, and tried the method, but I still haven't had any luck getting it to show in the UTAU interface....I'd really like to know as well, since converting USTs by hand can be REALLY tedious...

TFOTR wrote:

KaelemGaen wrote:I've asked this before but I haven't yet got an answer (I could just be being impatient) but how do you get the plugins to show up in the plug-in menu on UTAU?

I've got the plugins in a plugin folder but they're also all in their own folder, but UTAU doesn't seem to read them. What am I missing?

I noticed I also have that problem. -__- I thought it was the version of UTAU that I had, so I updated, and tried the method, but I still haven't had any luck getting it to show in the UTAU interface....I'd really like to know as well, since converting USTs by hand can be REALLY tedious...

Guys. On the plugins menu, there's a reload button. Click it. It will re-read ALL of the plugins in the folder. (UTAU also does this when you close and re-open UTAU, never during use of it unless you click reload)
Also, be sure only one folder is placed in the plugins folder, so that, when you click it, you immediately see all of the components of the plugin. If you extract it and put it in directly from the extractor, chances are it'll glitch.

Ah so to get it to show up you're stuck with only plugin at a time or do you need to copy the plugin.txt so that all the info is in one plugin.txt?
I've reloaded it a few times with them in the seperate folders and it didn't show.
Not sure I said it before but I'm using 0.2.75 UTAU
I assume you meant that the Plugin must be Plugin/<plugin stuff> instead of plugin/<plugincomponentfolder>/<plugin data>

I have all my plugins (all five of them) in UTAU/plugins/<plugincomponentfolder>/<plugindata>
Make sure you called the folder the right thing.
"plugins". Lower case. Plural D;

There was something else that caused this, but I can't remember, sorry.

Haloheroine wrote:I have all my plugins (all five of them) in UTAU/plugins/<plugincomponentfolder>/<plugindata>
Make sure you called the folder the right thing.
"plugins". Lower case. Plural D;

There was something else that caused this, but I can't remember, sorry.

I was about to comment on it needing the right name I followed the Engrish guide help via the jp Utau wiki. That was the problem had the folder called "plugin" got it fixed now.

I'm a bit confused regarding something... Is HANASU a plug-in, or...? And if it is, does anyone have it?

If it helps:

This is where I first heard about it. Shame my Japanese isn't better.

Also, I HAVE heard of UTAU plugins geared specifically to making talkloids (not UTAlis...not really interested...), and I was wondering if anyone has them? Or knows where I can DL them?

I think Hanasu's a user or a group that works with plugins. Either that or just does tutorials, I don't know. All that stuff is stuff you can do with just the default UTAU program, no plugins.

Here's a site for plugins:
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html

It's got some pretty nifty stuff. I have to put it through Google Translator to find my way around, but it's definitely worth it.

Trempush wrote:I think Hanasu's a user or a group that works with plugins. Either that or just does tutorials, I don't know. All that stuff is stuff you can do with just the default UTAU program, no plugins.

Here's a site for plugins:
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html

It's got some pretty nifty stuff. I have to put it through Google Translator to find my way around, but it's definitely worth it.

HANASU is commonly referred too as "Talkloid" on both Nico and Youtube. However, HANASU is a plug-in as well, but it's in beta and is made by Ameya-P, the creator of UTAU. However, the UTAU community almost entirely relies on Mode 1- or, if skilled, mode 2 to make it. HANASU can detect pitches instantly and make it Mode 1-ified.

A good equivalent you could use is a combination of Pitch Monitor (which could be used to fix the Renai Circulation UST) and the Mode 1 Pitch editor plugin.

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:HANASU is commonly referred too as "Talkloid" on both Nico and Youtube. However, HANASU is a plug-in as well, but it's in beta and is made by Ameya-P, the creator of UTAU. However, the UTAU community almost entirely relies on Mode 1- or, if skilled, mode 2 to make it. HANASU can detect pitches instantly and make it Mode 1-ified.

aha, that makes more sense, then...

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:

Trempush wrote:I think Hanasu's a user or a group that works with plugins. Either that or just does tutorials, I don't know. All that stuff is stuff you can do with just the default UTAU program, no plugins.

Here's a site for plugins:
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html

It's got some pretty nifty stuff. I have to put it through Google Translator to find my way around, but it's definitely worth it.

HANASU is commonly referred too as "Talkloid" on both Nico and Youtube. However, HANASU is a plug-in as well, but it's in beta and is made by Ameya-P, the creator of UTAU. However, the UTAU community almost entirely relies on Mode 1- or, if skilled, mode 2 to make it. HANASU can detect pitches instantly and make it Mode 1-ified.

A good equivalent you could use is a combination of Pitch Monitor (which could be used to fix the Renai Circulation UST) and the Mode 1 Pitch editor plugin.

I have the pitch editor plugin. :D But anyway, how do you go about making talkloids on Mode 1, then? Cause I've seen some ridiculous stuff on Nico and the Tube that involve what appears to be pitch editing... Can't find any examples now, but they were probably by P users, and their songs and covers didn't sound like they were made by an UTAU anymore, they were that amazing. Is that all pitch editing too?

KURENAI wrote:

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:

Trempush wrote:I think Hanasu's a user or a group that works with plugins. Either that or just does tutorials, I don't know. All that stuff is stuff you can do with just the default UTAU program, no plugins.

Here's a site for plugins:
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html

It's got some pretty nifty stuff. I have to put it through Google Translator to find my way around, but it's definitely worth it.

HANASU is commonly referred too as "Talkloid" on both Nico and Youtube. However, HANASU is a plug-in as well, but it's in beta and is made by Ameya-P, the creator of UTAU. However, the UTAU community almost entirely relies on Mode 1- or, if skilled, mode 2 to make it. HANASU can detect pitches instantly and make it Mode 1-ified.

A good equivalent you could use is a combination of Pitch Monitor (which could be used to fix the Renai Circulation UST) and the Mode 1 Pitch editor plugin.

I have the pitch editor plugin. :D But anyway, how do you go about making talkloids on Mode 1, then? Cause I've seen some ridiculous stuff on Nico and the Tube that involve what appears to be pitch editing... Can't find any examples now, but they were probably by P users, and their songs and covers didn't sound like they were made by an UTAU anymore, they were that amazing. Is that all pitch editing too?

Yup. And really really good note notation. The Vocaloids are better known for "talkloids" as they're what the name "talkloid" comes from. Vocaloid... talking. XD;

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:

KURENAI wrote:

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:

Trempush wrote:I think Hanasu's a user or a group that works with plugins. Either that or just does tutorials, I don't know. All that stuff is stuff you can do with just the default UTAU program, no plugins.

Here's a site for plugins:
http://www20.atwiki.jp/utaou/pages/36.html

It's got some pretty nifty stuff. I have to put it through Google Translator to find my way around, but it's definitely worth it.

HANASU is commonly referred too as "Talkloid" on both Nico and Youtube. However, HANASU is a plug-in as well, but it's in beta and is made by Ameya-P, the creator of UTAU. However, the UTAU community almost entirely relies on Mode 1- or, if skilled, mode 2 to make it. HANASU can detect pitches instantly and make it Mode 1-ified.

A good equivalent you could use is a combination of Pitch Monitor (which could be used to fix the Renai Circulation UST) and the Mode 1 Pitch editor plugin.

I have the pitch editor plugin. :D But anyway, how do you go about making talkloids on Mode 1, then? Cause I've seen some ridiculous stuff on Nico and the Tube that involve what appears to be pitch editing... Can't find any examples now, but they were probably by P users, and their songs and covers didn't sound like they were made by an UTAU anymore, they were that amazing. Is that all pitch editing too?

Yup. And really really good note notation. The Vocaloids are better known for "talkloids" as they're what the name "talkloid" comes from. Vocaloid... talking. XD;

HANASU is the UTAU version of the VOCALOID talkloid. There's one plugin that makes HANASUs, but its difficult unless you know how you want it to be read in Japanese. Pitch Monitor and Envelope Editor help to make HANASUs, too, but also requires knowledge of speech patterns in Japan

LupinAKAFlashTH2 wrote:

Yup. And really really good note notation. The Vocaloids are better known for "talkloids" as they're what the name "talkloid" comes from. Vocaloid... talking. XD;

Duly noted. :3 Now, after chopping down that infernal quote tree, I have one more question. How to pitch bend in Mode1? Since I hear a lot that it's INFINITELY easier to do it in Mode1 rather than Mode2.

I've got the mode1 Pitch editor plug in too nice for the free hand and all. Has Amaya released her HANASU plug in yet, maybe even in an open beta, if so where?

You seemed to know alot about it Lupin so this is mainly a question to you.

Lenexia wrote:You put the triphonized UST in the folder of the diphonizer and then pull the ust on the Script data.
I don't know if that is somewhat understandable... xD

Okayy XD I tried that.. what should happen after I do that?

You don't need your computer to be on japanese;English works just well (Just not with hiragana voicebanks) with romaji.We have a thread here on OU where you can download some converted voicebanks:
https://overseasutau.forumotion.net/downloads-f11/romaji-converted-vbs-t1127.htm
Just throwing this out there.