would make songs eaiser

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

BringUpYourPost wrote:

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

it'd basically be the normal voice but with better tone, pitch and singing voice

LP372 wrote:

BringUpYourPost wrote:

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

it'd basically be the normal voice but with better tone, pitch and singing voice

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

undeterministic wrote:

LP372 wrote:

BringUpYourPost wrote:

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

it'd basically be the normal voice but with better tone, pitch and singing voice

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

good point, they might have to have 2 or 3 types for male and female

LP372 wrote:

undeterministic wrote:

LP372 wrote:

BringUpYourPost wrote:

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

it'd basically be the normal voice but with better tone, pitch and singing voice

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

good point, they might have to have 2 or 3 types for male and female

what about sheet music how will that be provided?

undeterministic wrote:

LP372 wrote:

undeterministic wrote:

LP372 wrote:

BringUpYourPost wrote:

you'd have to provide sheet music though, also what would this um sound like. i don't really think they is a default female or male siging voice.

it'd basically be the normal voice but with better tone, pitch and singing voice

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

good point, they might have to have 2 or 3 types for male and female

what about sheet music how will that be provided?

i don't know

undeterministic wrote:

what about sheet music how will that be provided?

then they'll probably just have to Google one — they had to do that with the other voices anyway

undeterministic wrote:

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

This doesn't really make sense to me. Why is sheet music needed for singing voices? Why would the same melody sound different with different sheet music? If you have different sheet music, isn't it really just a different song?

Za-Chary wrote:

undeterministic wrote:

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

This doesn't really make sense to me. Why is sheet music needed for singing voices? Why would the same melody sound different with different sheet music? If you have different sheet music, isn't it really just a different song?

Sheet music is used for singing because it may show the way the user wants the singer to sing. You may have the same lyrics, but a different melody, or way they want the singer to sing the song. And yes, I agree with you. If it is a different sheet music, I think it should be a different song?

Za-Chary wrote:

undeterministic wrote:

you'd need sheet music though, also i don't really think they is a normal male or female voice, when i think of one nothing is there. also sheet music is really neccesary, the same song can be sung different way by the same person with different sheet music.

This doesn't really make sense to me. Why is sheet music needed for singing voices? Why would the same melody sound different with different sheet music? If you have different sheet music, isn't it really just a different song?

I mean the same lyrics to a song.

plantskym2 wrote:

Sheet music is used for singing because it may show the way the user wants the singer to sing. You may have the same lyrics, but a different melody, or way they want the singer to sing the song. And yes, I agree with you. If it is a different sheet music, I think it should be a different song?

Specifically I am wondering why sheet music would be needed to implement the OP's suggestion of text-to-speech singing voices.

Za-Chary wrote:

plantskym2 wrote:

Sheet music is used for singing because it may show the way the user wants the singer to sing. You may have the same lyrics, but a different melody, or way they want the singer to sing the song. And yes, I agree with you. If it is a different sheet music, I think it should be a different song?

Specifically I am wondering why sheet music would be needed to implement the OP's suggestion of text-to-speech singing voices.

Suppose I sing Hi! in the note of E flat and I sing it in the note of E sharp, they sound different. How would it know what the melody is without some sheet music. Or other solution.

Za-Chary wrote:

plantskym2 wrote:

Sheet music is used for singing because it may show the way the user wants the singer to sing. You may have the same lyrics, but a different melody, or way they want the singer to sing the song. And yes, I agree with you. If it is a different sheet music, I think it should be a different song?

Specifically I am wondering why sheet music would be needed to implement the OP's suggestion of text-to-speech singing voices.

Because you'd be singing, and you'd need to know what notes you're singing

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

Because you'd be singing, and you'd need to know what notes you're singing

undeterministic wrote:

Suppose I sing Hi! in the note of E flat and I sing it in the note of E sharp, they sound different. How would it know what the melody is without some sheet music. Or other solution.

So why does there need to be sheet music as opposed to a block that just says the following?

sing [skibidi] at note (62 v) for (0.5) beats

Where does the sheet music come in?

Za-Chary wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

Because you'd be singing, and you'd need to know what notes you're singing

undeterministic wrote:

Suppose I sing Hi! in the note of E flat and I sing it in the note of E sharp, they sound different. How would it know what the melody is without some sheet music. Or other solution.

So why does there need to be sheet music as opposed to a block that just says the following?

sing [skibidi] at note (62 v) for (0.5) beats

Where does the sheet music come in?

Its not always the case that a single word is sang throughout a single note, and piecing things together would get extremely weird pronounciations

Omg zachary says skibidi!1!1!!

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

Its not always the case that a single word is sang throughout a single note, and piecing things together would get extremely weird pronounciations

Good point. I think there are ways to work with it, though — it's not easy, but sheet music is far from required for this suggestion.

Za-Chary wrote:

yadayadayadagoodbye wrote:

Its not always the case that a single word is sang throughout a single note, and piecing things together would get extremely weird pronounciations

Good point. I think there are ways to work with it, though — it's not easy, but sheet music is far from required for this suggestion.

I didn't mean sheet music in particular I just meant melody.

ok which engine will it use to create a “singer” voice

gdfsgdfsgdfg wrote:

ok which engine will it use to create a “singer” voice

Voicemod seems like an option