if I had used gumi english for this cover it would have sounded better -*runs from angry synth v fans*

I forgive her for singing such beautiful lyrics, I'm not that crueal of a creature

PS: I'm not using Synth V Studio because the free version is basically useless

well i totally see why the tone of the lite voicebank doesn't fit you but you know the commercial version has 3 pitches and more recorded compared to only one pitch in the lite version right? I think that will definitely change the tone of eleanor's voice

@lengjing: yes, thank you so much for letting me know that. She definitely stole it...

Remember my first and only cover ever to upload using Synth V? Yes, the one I did 2 years ago... well, this is a remake for it.

I did because
1) I really wanted to try using Eleanor Forte again since almost everything I did with her after that first cover miserably failed and it was really hard to find a song that could fit the vb (also, some people have bee asking me to use this synth more)
2) I can't let people forget this childhood piece

  To be honest, for me, having improved so much in music and synths, someone that went from an inmature kid that didn't even know how to mix properly to a more experienced user... this is such a crappy cover.
  What I'm saying is that I expected something much better from this experiment and I think I know why... maybe I overestimated this synth. I would think it's the fandom's fault, for always hyping for things that are never as great as they say, but this time it was me the one that thought Synth V could be better than Vocaloid.

Here's my point of view: I love Eleanor's voice, but I think the only reason people like her is because she's the "first ENGLISH vocaloid-like synth to have a natural tone and not something forced like the other engloids", but appart from that, I honestly don't think she's better than any other english vocaloid. For example, with engloids that are SO HARD to use and so glitchy like Megpoid English, I was always able to do something better with them that what they were supposed to sound, by finding the best samples and doing a decent mixing... but with Eleanor Forte it's the opposite. At first you hear so much potential in her voice and think "well, if this is how her unedited voice sounds like I cannot imagine how she will sound with tuning!"... but then you find out how extremely LIMITED she is and in my case I only end up wasting my time looking for a tone that doesn't exist and frustrating me. She's really similar to Miku's NT update: it's just like working with a monopitch utau vb but worse because there are really few samples and the lower and higher notes sound so artifficialy made... please tell me I'm not the only one with this problem. I know it's because this is the "Lite" version... but it's the same with NT Miku, if this is how she sounds now I won't bother buying the complete version. (Also, I've seen this problem with other synth v voicebanks and some of them like Genbu are even worse...) So that was an answer to why  don't plan on using synth v that much... I would love to use utau instead but you know, my computer won't allow that...

Original: t.A.T.u
Vocals: Eleanor Forte
Tuning and mixing by me
Made using Synth V

Eleanor Forte sings "Gomenasai" ...again (Synth V Test)

Vocaloid covers and originals
Profile picture by me

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