Creating Your First Song
Creating Your First Song2025/10/2 9:232026/1/4 11:38Installing VoiSona2025/11/3 8:252026/1/4 11:41Launching VoiSona2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:42Performing User Activation2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:44Selecting a Voice Library2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:46Editing the Score2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:47Adjusting Parameters2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:49Importing and Exporting Files2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:50Changing Preferences2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:52Frequently Asked Questions2025/11/2 12:152026/1/4 11:52
For those using VoiSona for the first time, we introduce the basic operation method.
- Launch VoiSona.
- Enter the registered email address and password, then click "OK".
- Click the area where "Select Voice" is displayed. The voice library selection screen will appear.
- Click the "Download Voice Library" button. The download of the voice library will begin. When the download is complete, the score editing screen will be displayed, and the image of the selected voice library will be shown.
- Drag the piano roll. A note will be input.
- Double-click the note, enter text, and confirm with Enter. The lyric will change.
- Click the ruler displayed at the top of the piano roll. The position cursor moves.
- Click the "Play" button. The score progresses from the position cursor and the audio plays.
- Click the "Stop" button. The score playback stops at the position cursor.
- Double-click the row at the top of the piano roll, and select the item you want to set. The symbol corresponding to the double-clicked row will be set.
- Click the "Parameter" button. The global parameters are displayed.
- Drag the sliders for "TUNE", "VIA", "VIF", "ALP", and "HUS". Parameters affecting the entire song are adjusted.
- Click the "TMG" tab.
- Drag the red line left and right. The timing of the phoneme start and end is adjusted.
- Click the "VOL", "PIT", "ALP", or "HUS" tab.
- Draw lines freely. Each parameter is finely adjusted.
- Click the "VIB" tabs.
- Draw lines freely. A rectangular area is created.
This area can be used to adjust amplitude, period, etc.
For detailed instructions, see Adjusting Vibrato.
- In the menu bar, select "File" > "Export" > "WAV...".
- Click "OK" on the settings screen. The WAV file is saved in the specified location.
