Word
ust
Definition
n. a file used in a specific singing software called UTAU. It contains the notes and lyrics that a digital voice will sing.
n. a project file format used by the UTAU vocal synthesis software. It stores sequence data including pitch, duration, and phoneme assignments for a vocal performance.
Examples
“I downloaded a new ust to make the digital singer perform a song.”
“The producer shared the ust file so that other creators could tune the vocals for their own covers.”
“Advanced users often manipulate the parameters within a ust to achieve more realistic vibrato and smoother transitions between different phonetic samples in the voicebank.”
Examples
simple
“I downloaded a new ust to make the digital singer perform a song.”
contextual
“The producer shared the ust file so that other creators could tune the vocals for their own covers.”
complex
“Advanced users often manipulate the parameters within a ust to achieve more realistic vibrato and smoother transitions between different phonetic samples in the voicebank.”
Usage
Commonly used as an acronym for 'UTAU Sequence Text'; often functions as a file extension (.ust).
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