Vocaloid Voice Tutorial using audacity ~

Heeey my little muffins, so I've had a few of my friends request how to get you voice to sound like a vocaloid or an UTAU without using the official software or paying anything. They've heard some songs I've put together and I'm here to explain how to do this using audacity ^_~ Enjoy ~

Okay, so here, click on effects and choose vocorder (scroll to the veeeery bottom). The higher your voice or the effect on your voice, the higher quality you'll have of a robotic/vocaloidish sound (that's sooooo not a word heehee ^_~ ) A lower value on the vocoder would mean more noise.

By the way, I tested this any times and I find these settings give a more, vocaloid effect rather than a legit emotionless robot heehee ~

So these are the settings I use ^_~
Distance ~ 20
Output voice ~ both channels
Number of vocorder bands ~ 40
Amplitude of original audio ~ 68
white noise ~ 0
radar needles ~ 0 (they made it sound scratchy...teehee)
frequency of radar needles ~ 34 (although having it on 0 doesn't make a diff seeing as there's no needles...teehee ^_~)

Whoop ~ There it is, a mini tutorial on how to vocaloid your voice using audacity ~

I hope you guys enjoy your voca voices and actually understood at least a majority of that ^_^' heehee

~ Cupcake