Utsu Unknown

Use this command to install Utsu:

winget install --id=titinko.utsu -e

Utsu is a vocal synthesis frontend designed for creating and editing vocal syntheses using voicebanks compatible with UTAU. Built in Java, it provides a user-friendly interface for musicians, content creators, and vocal enthusiasts to generate high-quality synthesized vocals.

Key Features:

Cross-platform compatibility: Runs on Windows, macOS, and Linux.
Multi-language support: Offers interfaces in multiple languages, including English, Spanish, French, Japanese, Chinese, Italian, Indonesian, Portuguese, Russian, Armenian, Dutch, Korean, and Czech.
MIDI integration: Supports MIDI input for precise pitch and timing control.
Real-time preview: Allows users to hear changes immediately during editing.
Batch processing: Capable of handling multiple files at once for efficient workflow.
Installable via winget on Windows 10/11.

Ideal for musicians, vocal producers, and content creators who need a flexible tool to craft unique vocal tracks. Utsu simplifies the process of working with voicebanks, enabling users to produce professional-grade synthesized vocals with ease and precision.

UTSU - A cross-platform vocal synthesis frontend

Compatible (in theory) with all voicebanks, files, and engines created with or for the UTAU software--however, the two programs have no code in common and both user features and backend processing can and will be different.

Supported languages: English, Español, Français, 日本語, 中文, Italiano, Bahasa Indonesia, Português Brasileiro, русский, հայերեն, Nederlands, 한국어, čeština

Discord: https://discord.gg/c7PMdzM972

Trello: https://trello.com/b/8sTfttmT/utsu

Installation instructions

Windows

The Windows installer (64-bit MSI) can be found on the releases page.

Mac

The Mac installer (64-bit DMG) can be found on the releases page.

Linux

The Linux installer (64-bit DEB) can be found on the releases page.

For non-Debian users, a raw 64-bit Linux executable can be found on the releases page as a zip file.

Building from source

Java

For best results, use Oracle Java 14. Open-jfx seems to be missing some of the packaging tools I use in my setup and Oracle Java 15 has a bug when creating Windows installers. The methods for downloading and installing Java vary depending on your operating system, but at the end you'll need the JAVA_HOME variable to be set on your machine for Utsu to build properly.

Maven

Download Apache Maven and install it using the instructions here.

Running Utsu

Popular IDEs such as Eclipse and IntelliJ will give you the option to create a new project by copying from a Git repository. You can also use the git command-line tool or even a Git GUI (there's one for Windows here) to download the repository to a directory of your choice.

To build and run Utsu, navigate to the same directory as the pom.xml file and type: > mvn javafx:run

See https://github.com/titinko/utsu/wiki/Compiling for platform-specific compilation examples.