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OpenUtau

OpenUtau is a free, open-source editor made for the UTAU community.

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Getting started

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It is strongly recommended that you read these Github wiki pages before using the software.

How to contribute

Tried OpenUtau and not satisfied? Don't just walk away! You can help:

  • Report issues on our Discord server or Github.
  • Suggest features on Discord or Github.
  • Add or update translations for your language on Github.

Know how to code? Got an idea for an improvement? Don't keep it to yourself!

  • Contribute fixes via pull requests.
  • Check out the development roadmap on Trello and discuss it on Discord.

Plugin development

Want to contribute plugins to help other users? Check out our API documentation:

Main features

Navigate the interface naturally and fluently using the mouse and scroll wheel. Keyboard shortcuts are also available.

Editor

Easily create songs and covers using the feature-rich MIDI editor.

Editor

Create expressive vibratos with the easy-to-use vibrato editor.

Vibrato

Pre-rendering and built-in resamplers let you quickly preview your work.

Playback

See the Getting-Started Wiki page for more!

All features

  • Modern user experience.
  • Easy navigation using the mouse and keyboard.
  • Feature-rich MIDI editor.
    • Support for importing VSQX (Vocaloid 4) tracks.
  • Selective backward compatibility with UTAU.
    • OpenUtau aims to solve problems with fewer steps. It is not designed to replicate UTAU features exactly.
  • Extensible real-time phonetic editing.
    • Includes phonemizers for different phonetic systems (VCV, CVVC, Arpasing, etc.) in many different languages (English, Japanese, Chinese, Korean, Russian and more).
  • Expressions replace the standard UTAU "flags" for tuning.
    • The built-in WORLDLINE-R resampler supports curve tuning, similar to many vocal synth editors.
  • Internationalisation, including UI translation and file system encoding support.
    • Unlike UTAU, there is no need to change your system locale to use OpenUtau.
  • Smooth preview/rendering experience.
    • Pre-rendering allows OpenUtau to render vocals before playback, saving time during editing and tuning.
  • Supports ENUNU AI singers. See the ENUNU wiki page for more info.
  • Easy-to-use plugin system.
  • Versatile resampling engine interface.
    • Compatible with most UTAU resamplers.
  • Runs on Windows (32/64 bit), macOS, and Linux.

What it doesn't do

  • While OpenUtau can do very minimal mixing, it will not replace your digital audio workstation of choice.
  • OpenUtau does not aim for Vocaloid compatibility, except for some limited features.