Recently they added an update for paid AI voicebanks where you can select them to sing in Japanese, English, or Chinese regardless of the language the voicebank is recorded in !! It's a wonderful feature
"Nah" is just a more casual way of saying no. I think Oktavia chose to make it say "ya ya ya ya na-na-na-na-na-na" because it's the same vowel, so it sounds better in the context of singing, meanwhile the Japanese is a direct translation so meaning accuracy is prioritized over how good it sounds.
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THIS IS SO GOOD
THANK YOU!!!! honestly im so proud of this for an older cover it still holds up!!
You’re so talented!! This is amazing! Adding this to both of my playlists
I LOVE THIS
Woah so good!!
How did u get saki to speak english???
Recently they added an update for paid AI voicebanks where you can select them to sing in Japanese, English, or Chinese regardless of the language the voicebank is recorded in !! It's a wonderful feature
@@Platonic holy cow thats impressive! still love the way u made her sound! nice work.
Um i have question why is English is ( ya ya ya yah na na na na nah) and Japanese is ( yes yes yes yes no no no no) like what!?🥲
"Nah" is just a more casual way of saying no. I think Oktavia chose to make it say "ya ya ya ya na-na-na-na-na-na" because it's the same vowel, so it sounds better in the context of singing, meanwhile the Japanese is a direct translation so meaning accuracy is prioritized over how good it sounds.