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What is the JAE VOCAL PROJECT?
The JAE VOCAL PROJECT consists of characters who were created by a group of close friends. It began as a series of individual UTAU projects that were conceptualized and worked upon since 2014. At the time, there was no official name for the development team, and since the characters were not originally given relations to each other, there was no official name for the series. In 2018, the name "JAE" was pitched as the "serial code name". Thus, these UTAUs were referred to as the "JAE UTAUs". Since the release of DeepVocal in 2019, the name has been changed from "JAE UTAU PROJECT" to "JAE VOCAL PROJECT" to be more inclusive for other voice synthesizers. For more details, please see our page on UTAU Wikia.
What is featured on this website?
Using the navigation tabs at the top of the site, you'll be able to read information about the JAE characters and access to their downloadable voicebanks and assets, the voicebank developers and voice providers of the characters, news, contact list, affiliates, and our official shops! Please take your time and explore a little!
What is UTAU?
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UTAU was created by Ameya/Ayame as a free Japanese singing synthesizer program and allows users to make their own voicebank libraries in a variety of languages. To learn more, see its entry on Wikipedia!
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kEna's VCV Japanese voicebank in UTAU
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What is DeepVocal?
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DeepVocal was created by BoxStar as a free singing synthesizer program. As of July 16, 2019, it allowed users to make their own voicebank libraries in a variety of languages. This software was preceded by Sharpkey and Sharpkey Galaxy. To learn more, see the DeepVocal Wikia.
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Xiao Meihua's CVVCV Japanese voicebank in DeepVocal
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What is DiffSinger?
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DiffSinger is an open-sourced voice synthesizer that uses Dynamic Neural Networks (AI) to faithfully recreate human vocals. Due to its open-source nature, users can create a variety of vocals, additions, and features. DiffSinger voicebanks can also use cross-lingual synthesis, which allows them to in different supported languages regardless of what the voicebank was originally recorded in. It is currently being managed by OpenVPI and can be integrated into OpenUTAU with a dedicated GUI titled "DiffScope" being developed by OpenVPI. To learn more, see DiffSinger's VocaDB page and OpenUTAU's website.
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Canary's DiffSinger voicebank in OpenUTAU
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