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  1. UTAU is a singing voice synthesizer created by Ameya/Ayame and initially released in March 2008. UTAU is shareware and can be downloaded for free for both Windows and Mac OS X systems. It is is similar to VOCALOID, but one of its major differences is that users can freely create new voices to use. One of the most popular voices is Kasane Teto.
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  3. Reason 5 Download Mac. In this tutorial I'll be going over how to download, install and use other UTAU's. This stuff is quite straight forward and not too.
  4. Relatively difficult to install, UTAU requires having the AppLocale application on your computer to support the Japanese language. In addition, many English translations are available on the Internet.

Western Name: Macneko
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Kana Pronunciation:

Gender: Female
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Release Date: January , 2008
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[* Official Site]


Voiced by: MagicalSpackles
Managed by: XxGlitterKittenxX


CV Act 1:
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R-18 Content Allowed? Permission Not Required
Commercial Use of Voicebank Allowed? Permission Required
Commercial Use of Character Allowed? Permission Required
Do these terms apply to derivative characters/voices? Yes, but derivatives must be created with permission
[* Click here to view the terms of use for this UTAU.]
[* Click here to view commercial license info for this UTAU.]




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★Macneko has wished to be loved by the famous pop-stars of Japan ever since she was a kitten. After the release of the Apple Watch, she bought one, and claimed herself a 'MACLOID'. She moved in with the MACLOID family and lives in their backyard, collecting their unwanted song sheets and creating the music for herself.

★ → Voiced and oto'd by MagicalSpackles, owned by XxGlitterKittenxX


Please enable JavaScript to view the comments powered by Disqus.Utau Mac English Download. How To Install Utau For Mac So you're all eager to start using UTAU. You download the software from the right website, you've even perhaps downloaded a couple of voicebanks to get started.
You fire up UTAU to make Defoko sing 'あ' to make sure things are working. But no sound comes out. There is no 'あ'. There isn't even anything slightly resembling a hiragana 'a'.

Oops! You forgot to change locale!

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A handy-dandy guide to changing locale for any version of Windows!

Note: If you have Windows XP, there is a chance you may be prompted for the installation disc in order to install the East Asian Languages Pack.

Mac UTAU-Synth users, rejoice, you don't have to deal with any of this. However, download The Unarchiver for Mac and use it instead of the default unzipping utility on your computer, or else you'll get mojibake voicebanks when you unzip them.
IMPORTANT!! If you change your locale AFTER downloading/installing UTAU or voicebanks, you'll need to redownload them and reinstall! Anything downloaded without Japanese locale is likely corrupted with mojibake and will not work!
My UTAU window is displaying gibberish! Like ƒ‘¶ªßª and stuff!Mac
This gibberish is called 'mojibake' and it means you do not have Japanese locale set!
It is your computer trying to display Japanese characters, but since you don't have these Japanese characters, it instead displays the closest equivalents to those characters that it can find.​

What is locale?
Locale is a country-specific setting in your computer that allows you to use languages and text from that country. For instance, in this case, Japanese locale will allow you to properly display and use Japanese kanji/hiragana/katakana.​

Why does UTAU need Japanese locale to work?
UTAU was programmed in Visual Basic, which is a rather old language that predates the now-widespread usage of Unicode. In layman's terms, Unicode is a feature of modern computing that allows for universal display of text characters from all languages on any computer.
Because UTAU is non-Unicode, when it is used on a system not prepped with Japanese locale, any Japanese characters will turn to gibberish, breaking a LOT of stuff both internally in the coding and externally in the interface.​

Will changing my locale set my computer to Japanese? I can't read Japanese!

Nope! Locale just means you'll be able to use non-Unicode characters, such as Japanese. It does NOT mean your Start menu and windows will suddenly all be in Japanese text.
Locale by itself does not translate your computer interface, but it may prompt certain software to try to install in Japanese. Typically the installers or software will allow you to change back to English.​

Can I use AppLocale instead?
AppLocale will allow the UTAU program to run more smoothly without needing locale. HOWEVER. If you want to use Japanese banks, you will likely require romaji filenames. You can sometimes find romaji-encoded banks for popular UTAU like Teto or Momo, but other banks will have to be hand-converted. You may also need to convert hiragana UST files to romaji.​

But I have the English version of UTAU! Why isn't my UTAU working?

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Unfortunately, UTAU 4.18e (and previously, the English patch) only translates the interface to English. Since UTAU is programmed using Japanese characters, and UST & voicebanks still use Japanese characters, they'll still glitch up and cease to work.​
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I'm getting errors like 'bad file name or number' and 'wav??????????????' What are these?!

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These are common errors you get when your UTAU isn't running with Japanese locale. It means the software has run into an issue because it can't read the Japanese characters being used. SET YOUR LOCALE!