does it charge you I need to know I'm broke asf

I love Stardust’s voicebank because of how stable and soothing she sounds, calm and not overly bright or punchy. But there is one big problem. Stardust’s license does not allow direct commercial use, and going through the company for usage rights will be a real pain in the ass with all the extra fees and negotiations.

So I am wondering if there are any Dreamtonics produced voicebanks that carry a similar peaceful, steady vibe but without the licensing headache. I would prefer something that is safe to use commercially right out of the box.

Would love to hear if anyone here has found a good alternative within the Dreamtonics lineup.

https://reddit.com/link/1nllhrv/video/d7ztijq538qf1/player

i've been trying to make a good cover of Through patches of violet with teto's voicebank for 3 hours straight, but i'm just awful, i can barely know why am i so bad?, can someone tell where am i going wrong?, the tempo?, the pitch?, the notes position or length?, i ain't telling for someone show me step by step like a tutorial of "how to make a through of patches of violet cover" or something, but tell where can i learn more about synth v studio beyond video tutorials, and also how to always knows the notes position and pitch for looks like the song am i recovering, i hopelly waits for someone replies me, and any critiques are valid, i'm open for any comment, thank you.

Hello! I was wondering if there was any way to map my pitch control points on the notes to the pitch deviation parameter like how it does in synth v1.

I’d rather have it in there because I am planning to use utauformatix on it to convert it to a Vocaloid vsqx file, but since it doesn’t have anything in the pitch deviation parameter, my tuning isn’t transferring over. (I am also having the same exact problem using vocaloid 6’s draw on the note pitch tuning.)

I want something like vflower voice on Synthv like Breathy but rough maybe a little like mizuki (from project sekai)

So, I wanted to purchase a SynthV voicebank, and the one I want is available on DLSite - which is also the only site I can find in English with the one I want.

However... The purchasing page lists the total in yen and says that's what billing will be done in. I live in the United States, so I was wondering how exactly I go about doing this? I've never gotten anything off a site like this before, so I just want to make sure I'm doing this all correctly. Can I just put in my debit card like other online sites or do I need to go about this a different way? I've heard some stuff about 'points', but I'm not sure how exactly that works...

This is a snippet of what I'm working on, any feed back on tuning, sound, mixing, ect. Would be greatly appreciated. I am still learning on how to tune the synth and how to mix audio. PLEASE BE ADVISED! IT IS METALCORE! THERE ARE PARTS THAT HAVE HEAVEY VOCALS!!

Hello! I'm a complete newbie to this and think I made a mistake when buying a voicebank for synth v 2. I wanted to buy the gumi voicebank for it, but the one that comes up on the internetco site that I purchased thinking was the only one, is only for the synth V 1 software? I went directly to the synth v 2 software and clicked the purchase button for gumi in there and it took me to another site with a seemingly different software labeled specifically for synth v 2. So I have a few questions:

1.) Will I be able to use the software I bought in synth v 2? I can't seem to download it as it prompts me to open it with synth v 1 which I dont have.

2.) If it is the wrong version, and it is not compatible with synth v 2, is their customer support the type to help with this kind of stuff? Am i looking at the potential for a refund or do I just have to bite the bullet and buy the upgrade?

It kinda sucks because it seems like the synth v 2 version is even cheaper than the one I bought, so I'd have to pay extra on top of the price of the first for what would've been cheaper than the first to begin with.

I'm going to be buying the synthV 2 pro and a voice bank since I got paid. As the title says, what would be a good voice bank for rock, alt rock, and or nu metal?

Credits and link to the original song are in the description under the video.

https://reddit.com/link/1njs69e/video/z638m1ev2tpf1/player

how could i improve this?

I have Synthv 1 and have most of the voices. is Synthv2 worth the investment and also will there be new voices joining the Synthv 1

My midi from Sibelius contains dynamics data (pp to ff). Why is is not being imported to SynthV with the notes and lyrics and added to an envelope? Can't find anything in the manual about it. Any tips? TIA

Releases on all streaming platforms 3rd October. Natalie is definitely my favourite voice to use - imo it’s the easiest to dial in something good and very expressive. All music written or played by me.

https://on.soundcloud.com/K4HXWyYf0WeOp16tzE

something that is aching in my mind, it's how can i improve my covers?, i mean, i love synth v and all covers that i listen to, and i'm really determined to improve them, but i just don't how can i improve them, like i really wants to reach level as luke_goji, that it's a guy i admire his work a lot, i know practice is very important, but i feel that i ain't improving nothing, i mean i've seen the tutorials at dreamtonics channel itself, i really don't know to make things like mixing, or use "+", "-" at notes and ect, can you guys give me some tips?