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New UST – Chance!

04.05.2013 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

I’ve released a new EasyPop UST! It’s for “Chance!” and you can find it on the USTs/MIDIs page here!

Filed Under: News Tagged With: amaha sora, cover, ust

Gocha Gocha Urusee

11.16.2011 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

New cover, new UST! Though this one’s a little tricky!
You can find it on the UST download page as usual, but KEEP IN MIND what the included readme says: the UST uses the lowercase “t” flag on the rising “gocha gocha urusee” chorus sections, and deletion of that flag can lose the subtle pitch change. So be careful when editing! C:

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cover, kikyuune aiko, ust

Halloween UST Livestreaming and Family Guy!

10.30.2011 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

Just an announcement that I’ll be Livestreaming tomorrow starting around 4:00 PM EST!

I’ll be working on a UST, art, and video for “Lyin’ Cryin’ Pumpkin” and I’m hoping to LS most of my process, from start to finish, including pitchbending the UST, mixing the final song and everything.

I’ve never done such a long Livestream before, so it should be interesting ;u;

Also, this.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cover, english, kikyuune aiko, livestream, ust

New USTs Added

05.15.2011 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

I’m finally getting around to fixing up the USTs I needed to convert!

AaAaAaAAaAaAAa and Nyanyanyanyanyanya are both up, you can find them on the USTs page! 😀

Filed Under: News Tagged With: site update, ust

Paranoid Doll – Mathieu Rosaire

02.26.2011 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

Mathieu Rosaire’s official Act2 Demo! Release, however, will have to wait a few hours while I SLEEP ;A;
Voicebank will be up in the morning ;n;

Filed Under: News Tagged With: cover, mathieu rosaire, ust

About Matryoshka

02.24.2011 by MystSaphyr Leave a Comment

I doubt many people are reading this blog yet, or that anyone really will bother to, but I’ll write it here just because I’ve already said stuff about it over Twitter, dA and Skype.

I have put a very specific password on Matryoshka and Mozaik Role. If you know the password, do not share it. Redirect people to me to obtain it. Most of my new USTs will have that password, and the password itself is a tip to keep in mind.

As for why I have started to do this, please keep reading.

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I have very simple terms for my USTs. However, some people have APPARENTLY found them confusing. Therefore, I have elaborated. These are terms that most other UST/VSQ makers use themselves when they distribute:

1. Please credit

I don’t mean a “lol I dunno who made this not mine,” I mean take the time to see who made it. Check Youtube. Check Vocalochu. Check UTAUlibrary. Hell, look in the damn file and see if there’s a README, maybe? (Matryoshka users I’m looking at you.) If you ABSOLUTELY can’t find who made it, then feel free to post “I don’t know who made the UST but it’s not mine.” However I’ve been seeing this sort of thing on USTs made by people that OVER HALF THE FREAKING FANDOM knows by name! (YurahonyaP, sango312, UTAUReni)

Even worse than the “idk” type of thing, of course, is not crediting at all, or claiming the UST as your own. This sort of thing is an insult to the hours of work that UST/VSQ makers put into their creations. “Oh bah, they’re not earning any money, they’re doing it on their own time, why should I care,” you say. Well to that we say fine. What if we hadn’t made the UST at all? Would you have gone and made your own? No, most likely you would have looked for another UST of another song to abuse, or if you particularly liked this one, you’d have thrown a fit, requesting it whenever and wherever you could. So if we’re giving you our hard work for you to slap a voicebank on and call it a cover, in the very least, let us be recognized. Think about this: when you click render, who’s actually responsible for making your UTAU sing the song properly? Hmm?


2. Do not redistribute

This goes hand in hand with what I’ve said above. Redistributing USTs, whether just for trading or to claim that they are yours, makes it harder and harder for the next person who gets it to know who made it and properly give credit. Who the hell remembers who made the Toeto UST? No one, because it’s been file transferred more than downloaded now.

3. Both of the above apply to any VSQs made from USTs, and vice versa

Oh my lord. It is NOT THAT DIFFICULT to change a VSQ into a UST and likewise, especially if you don’t edit it at all. Although, even if you’ve fine-tuned it for the other program, ASK THE ORIGINAL CREATOR BEFORE SHARING THE CONVERTED FILE. 9 times out of 10 if you’ve put effort into the conversion we’ll give you the go-ahead to redistribute, so long as credit is given to us for making the original note/lyrics base, of course. But honestly. The very basic act of changing a VSQ into a UST is no big feat. You click a couple of buttons. Whoopdedoo. SAME GOES FOR HIRAGANA VERSIONS OF ROMAJI USTS AND VICE-VERSA.

Are those really too hard to grasp? Credit the creator, don’t redistribute? It’s 2 rules with a 3rd condition added in for good measure. Seriously, Ameya has more rules on what you can and can’t do with the UTAU program than we have on our USTs.

Filed Under: News Tagged With: psa, ust

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