Where to download utau

Setting your locale to Japanese allows your computer to run UTAU with the ability to use non-unicode characters, such as Kanji, Katakana, and Hiragana.

Changing the locale to Japanese is fairly simple, but depending on what version of Windows you're running the steps will be different. Follow the steps below according to what OS you run, and you'll be good to go. Now that we've changed our locale, we can download UTAU.

I'd love to cover so many vocaloid songs and even imagined one about Aishite Aishite Aishite being sung by a custom one I made in a dream. Reactions: Arissa. Arissa Ritsu's Renegades Defender of Defoko. RibbonDove said:. Click to expand Thread starter. Arissa said:. You may goto the Utau wiki site and they will direct you to official site for Utau, where you should download the latest version of the program Do this AFTER you change your locale to Japanese, otherwise things will not work.

Also I recommend starting with Japanese, CV, get down the basics, and Utau life will be immensely easier. Defender of Defoko. Searching utau gives the old wikia link as the first result and that information is outdated assuming everyone defaults to google.

Disclaimer: I'm assuming you're on a machine running Windows To download UTAU, you go to this site and pick 4. Reactions: YukitoYuki. Actually I use a Mac OS If it doesn't work, then you have to wait til a working key becomes available. I don't have a mac, so I can't walk you through any other steps in regards to operation, etc. You can ask Kiyoteru if you have any questions in regards to using the Windows version in a Mac environment.

Reactions: YukitoYuki and Kiyoteru. I hugely recommend to practice using exiting UTAUs before making your own!!! This is where things can get tricky if you don't speak or understand any Japanese. Luckily, I'm here to help you through this part. This is because it needs to stay in the folder WITH the translated coding. In order to launch the program in English, you will either need to keep the icon inside the folder, and launch it from there, or you can do what I did and drag the icon down to your dock.

I'm using Windows 7, this may not work for other types This allows me to have the icon within easy reach at all times, but it still keeps the actual exe file INSIDE of the folder with the translations, therefor allowing the program to run in English.