You can literally have all of the tuning show up stacked (I liked how you could see 2 parameters in Vocaloid Editor, but having all of them stacked in NT is even better): You can draw directly on the piano roll to tune: >Can anyone tell me if the VST version of Piapro is not ready yet? I couldn't find it in FL Studio or Studio One.<< I haven't had problems yet, but the files I made were extremely short. Japanese users report the software having bugs and being slow. There are also files for the menus in Japanese, English, and Chinese, but the Chinese ones actually have text unlike the empty files I mentioned before. There is a folder for "articulation" that contains text for both NT and V4X EVEC. Looking in this folder, I see that Miku Chinese has/will have (not sure because I don't own it) an Ambience button on the lower right corner. I think they might update Miku Chinese's Piapro? Or let us put Miku Chinese in NT? There are two huge folders with screenshots showing tutorial images for Miku Chinese V4 mixed with tutorial images for Miku NT. Now drawing wiggles and jaggies is faster than ever before (trying to get them to draw what you want is very hard, because the shape changes depending on the direction you drag it): I will try to tune some song clips later today. When you add parameters, it makes a loading bar appear in the sound waves before it is changed to reflect the new tuning: You have to make a new track if you want a new region. They only appear automatically when you draw a note, so you can't change the length of them or add multiple regions per track. Actually, you can't even draw green regions anymore. You can't drag regions out of one track and onto another. You can only pick one scream type per track. Have to press the blue power button to make the screams audible, if the button is grey, the voice isn't converted to screams.
You can import as many WAV, aif, aiff (whatever those 2 are), mp3 files as you want. Unfortunately, nothing happens (no pop-ups) when I click to export as VOCALOID file, so that part of the software doesn't seem finished. wav, VOCALOID 3 file, or VOCALOID 4 file. There is an operation manual if you go to Help > Operation Manual (it's saved as a file on your computer and opens it in your browser). NT can check for updates each time you launch. After that's done, it doesn't matter if you're online. When you first run NT, you have to link your Sonicwire account to active it, so you need to be online for that.
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