
The Part Properties window lets you edit the part name and add comments for the currently selected part. If parts overlap it is possible to joint them but they cannot be jointed when the notes overlap between the targeted parts. When doing this, the jointed parts must be parts from in the same track. Click on the “Joint Selected Part” command from the “Part” menu to joint parts. Render the current part to lighten the load on the computer’s CPU thus facilitating smooth playback. The song position marker must be placed at an appropriate location within the part before this function can be executed. Select a singer in the “Musical Part Property” window and click, then a new musical part will be created at the song position.ĭivides the current musical part at the current song position marker location. “Musical Part Property” window will appear if there are different singers in the current vocaloid sequence file. Select the vocaloid sequence track which you want to add a new musical part and then click this command. Here you can add, divide, render, or label a part.Ĭreates a new empty musical part with the default part name. Render all tracks to lighten the load on the computer’s CPU, thus facilitating smooth playback. Render the current track to lighten the load on the computer’s CPU, thus facilitating smooth playback. You can also directly rename vocaloid sequence tracks by double-clicking the track name. If a vocaloid sequence track is currently selected in the Track Editor window it will create a new track above that vocaloid sequence track, otherwise it will add a new track at the last.Īllows a new name to be entered for the current vocaloid sequence track – the name in the track header of the current vocaloid sequence track will switch to text-edit mode when this item is selected. The items in this menu provide access to a range of useful functions for managing your tracks.Ĭreates a new empty track with the default track name. Plug-ins that have been added to the list in the Job Plugin Administration window become available for selection and execution from the “Execute Job Plugin” command, above.įurthermore, when a Job plugin is placed in a PATH including Multibyte characters (like Japanese), it may not behave normally depending on the plugin, so we recommend that the whole PATH uses ASCII characters (English coding).Ī VOCALOID3 sequence can have up to 16 unique tracks, allowing you to create entire choruses using a variety of “singers”. To delete a plug-in, select it in the Job Plugin Administration window and click. Use the standard navigation dialog that appears to locate the plug-ins, then them one by one to add then to your list. To add plug-ins to your Job Plug-in list so that they become available for use when using VOCALOID3, place them in a convenient folder on your computer, select the “Manage Job Plugins” command, and click. This command lets you manage “job plug-ins” that is installed already or can be created by third parties to perform a variety of tasks. When you have typed the required lyrics in the text box click the button and the lyrics will be entered in the notes.

Words or syllables that exceed the number of notes available will be truncated. For example, the three words “I love you” would require three notes, but the single word “inferno” would also require three notes (in-fer- no). One syllable will be entered in each note. The number of available notes following the selected note will be shown at the top of the text window. A text edit window will appear into which you can simply type the lyrics you want inserted. Instead of individually entering the lyrics for each note in a sequence part, you can use the Insert Lyrics job to automatically enter entire phrases.Ĭlick the first of the notes into which you want to insert new lyrics, then select the Insert Lyrics job. You can either modify the notes yourself to eliminate the overlap, or simply run the “Normalize Notes” job.

If you attempt to play a track that contains overlapped notes an error window shown below will appear and the song position marker will move to the location of the first note overlap it encounters so you can fix the situation as required. Resolves all instances of overlapping notes in the current track by shortening (truncating) the first note of all overlapping pairs. The Job menu includes one function that can help eliminate overlapped notes, importing tempos and several others that provide considerable flexibility for modifying the current part.
