Nadja Metalriff is the new UTAU developed by Lehner Records.

Nadja is an aggressive voice suited for metal or rock music.

Her voice comes with a bit of screaming, so adding her a growl effect with "Charsiesis" or similar software, you can get very realistic results perfect for death metal songs.

Nadja can handle both fast and low tempos. She sounds better in high ranges.

Nadja is a Japanese voice library but CVVC samples and extra phonemes have also been recorded in order to make her able to sing in other languages, such as English, German or Spanish.

Nadja's voice library is encoded in Romaji and aliased in Hiragana. She also comes with the CV V Input.

More information about Nadja can be found here

Listen to her!

CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOAD HER VOICEBANK

VB Download | Nadja Metalriff

Cet Lehner 2015

Cet Lehner 2015 or Cet_OPERA V.2.1.0 is the new core voice library of the UTAU Cet series.

Features

• · CVVC Voice Library (CV, CVV, V, VV, VC)
• · Hiragana and Roman Aliases
• · CV V Input
• · Decay Mode
• · Extra Sounds
• · HQ Sound
• · Includes 4 Breaths

Voice Samples

Download

This voice library can be downloaded via the follow link:

 DOWNLOAD CET LEHNER 2015 

Cet comes in a UAR file, it is an executable file, that means, Cet will be installed just by double-clicking on the UAR.

Remember to visit the Downloads Page, where you can download extra files for Cet!

Cet Lehner 2015

Cet_COLOR Version 2.0.0

Cet_COLOR V.2.0.0 is an Extension Voice Bank of Cet.
This Voice Bank includes three Voice Banks in one, in order to use them with a Tag System, so you can combine them and get better results with more emotion in your songs.
Cet_COLOR includes Cet_OPERA, Cet_ROCK and Cet_GROWL. While OPERA is the main voice, ROCK uses the tag #RCK and GROWL the tag #GWL.

Since this version comes with Cet_OPERA V2, it features also the Decay Mode and the CV V Input.
He also comes with full E.V.E.C. capabilites. This samples are V-V recordings. In order to use E.V.E.C., you have to use some tags acording to this chart:

_#1  -> DARK

_#2  -> CUTE

_#3  -> POWER

_#4  -> CRYSTAL

_#-  -> DEVOICED

Listen to a cover song below, in which Cet_OPERA,  Cet_ROCK and E.V.E.C. are used:

Cet_COLOR Version 2.0.0 can be downloaded via the following link: Cet_COLOR
Cet comes in a UAR file, it is an executable file, that means, Cet will be installed just by double-clicking on the UAR.

Cet_COLOR is also available as a physical copy (of course, for free). In order to get a physical copy of Cet, you have to download this ZIP file, that file contains a DVD jacket and a CD label. You can print them using special software.

Remember to visit the Downloads Page, where you can download extra files for Cet!

Cet COLOR Version 2.0.0 + E.V.E.C.

Cet_OPERA Version 2.0.0

Cet_OPERA V.2.0.0 is the second version of the COLOR Voice Bank series of Cet.
This Japanese Voice Bank has some extra phonemes that make Cet able to mimic some languages besides Japanese. This Voice Bank is suited for opera-like songs, he can handle very long notes and strong vibratos, as well.

You can watch a demo video below:

Cet_OPERA Version 2.0.0 can be downloaded via the follow link: Cet_OPERA
Cet comes in a UAR file, it is an executable file, that means, Cet will be installed just by double-clicking on the UAR.

Remember to visit the Downloads Page, where you can download extra files for Cet!

Cet_OPERA Version 2.0.0 + E.V.E.C. β

CV V Input (Consonant-Vowel Vowel Input ) is one of the new features which the new Cet_OPERA Version 2.0.0 has.


CV V Input is a new method similar, yet very different than VCV Input.


VCV samples use recordings like "aba" and take the "ba" (written as [a ba]) to get smoother transitions between notes. So, for example, the word さよなら would be written like [_さ][a よ] [o な][a ら] (or in Romaji like [_sa][a yo][o na][a ra])

CV V samples use recordings like "ba" and take the "a" (written as [ba a]) to get even smoother results than VCV Voice Banks. So, for example, the word ちーず would be written like [ち][ち い ][ず] (or in Romaji [chi][chi i][zu])



Look the picture below to see a generated wav file using CV V Input:

While VCV Voice Banks can make very smooth results, CV V Voice Banks can get even smoother results.
However, there is an obvious limitation: you only can use CV V with the same vowel notes (e.g. [ro][ro o]) but you cannot use it with different vowel notes (e.g. [ro][ro a])

What is CV V Input?