I just realized I didn't specify in the video that I used Miku V4X japanese, not English. I'd like to think it was pretty obvious, but still I should've clarified
@marsbot_p I think it was just "e"? Can't check rn, but the trick is I lowered the mouth opening and raised the gender parameter a little, doesn't always work but it can do the trick
@SHiNNEWMAKER With most V3/V4 banks it's not that hard as long as they have a decent amount of phoneme connections configured, but for the vowels and the R/L you have to play around a lot
@milqus English is a bit odd in the sense that it's not 100% of the times, other languages yes though. Also generally with w and y it always applies, and those also get put before the attack of the note
@FrancisDrake609 well, for cryptonloids that kinda goes out the window, but i definitely didn't do that on purpose, can you point out where i made that mistake? i can't find it
Btw this doesn't apply to japanese or Korean, but it applies to English and MY GOD it applies to Spanish. Spanish (and Italian tbh) gets chopped so badly by this issue