Me too 🥲

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He can’t afford them 😂

us too! ​@@RoomieOfficial

What happened?

What do you mean? 0% tech issues

No tech issues, 100% took the time to work way more on his song than we did lmao

Did you not finish the video 😭

​@RoomieOfficial Always worth it. The shed is where the magic happens.

D O'NEIL you are so right

I looooove his a capella, especially off the cuff!

Yess

Three Musketeers of KZfaqr Musicians

Yeah this is amazing for people like me. I write guitar (mainly) but also bass drums and keyboard but suck at singing lol

Its AI because its figuring out how to fit the music in and copy you by listening and smoothing it out, and you can upload your voice for it to use, so this is AI voice tech. Same as the Mark Hammel AI voice, or the Frank Sonatra AI stuff (Boulevard of broken dreams is amazing)

@GreyfauxxGaming Thats not exactly how vocaloids specifically work. I'm not an expert on the finer details so anyone who is can come in and add onto my basic knowledge, but vocaloids are voice banks! Basically all of them are made up of pre recorded audio samples from one person (Saki Fujita is Miku's voice provider!) Now I don't think AI is completely out of the picture, as I think it's used to change these pre recorded samples based on what you tell it to do. But, to my knowledge, vocaloids are more akin to an instrument, bc producers have to fine tune them exactly how they want them. To upload original voice banks with your own or other people's voices, that would be UTAU! Although again even in UTAU it's not as simple as recording yourself singing and letting an AI fix it up. You still would have to put in the work of fine tuning your voice to how you want it.

You are mistaken. Those are very different softwares than vocaloid ai or similar.

@@GreyfauxxGaming well, not an expert too but some voices like Synthethizer V one's do have AI integrated, where the program will tune it automatically for you in means to make it sound more "human", but I must say, most producers, popular ones, do opt to tune them manually, as older programs like Vocaloid 4 won't have AI (for obvious reasons, released date was 2014) and much of the voices like Kaito or Meiko won't have a newer voicebank with polished audio recordings (in fact, lastest Kaito voicebank was for vocaloid 3!). Also, you do have programs like Utau (OpenUtau being a better and up to date "clone") where tuning by AI is not an option and you *must* record you're own voicebanks to make it sing (unless you were already using one made by someone else) and then have a really tedious process of aligning the end of every audio recording as well as the begining of each vowel just to make you're crappy voice sound decent enough. Just remember, Vocaloid, ACEstudio, SynthV, CeVIO and similar programs have been a thing since before AI and people used (and still choose) to do it manually! Hope it cleared any confusion ^^

@@xx_koneka_xx6297 Ace studio does indeed use AI to achieve realistic vocals, much like Synthesizer V. More over, the voice to midi function uses AI to analyze pitch and phonetics to convert them to midi.

yes exactly

Trust me he already knows vocaloid. I made roomies voice sing fukkireta and he loved it.

@@Sorana914 I was making a joke cause the voices sounded a bit like vocaloids to me

@@cameroncrawford7018 more like vocal synths than Vocaloids. Plus, he's already made a video on Vocaloid a long time ago.

@@cameroncrawford7018 ace studio, vocaloid Ai, neutrino, diffsinger, synthV and more commercial ai voice synths

It's scary. It will be used to replace singers

Not speaking English much lately? Or bc we forgot.

​@@Sorana914 Nope, Vocaloid has had AI only for a year or so.

@@Sorana914 Yeah but Vocaloid AI has only been available to purchase for a year.

They have a free trial! Check it out and see how you get on

also glad to see Jonas have a green screen and not use it better than an empty room

Yamaha did this a decade ago with a lot of praise.