Tuning (Song)

Vocals

Price $5

• DEX and DAINA have an improved script.

• He can tap his Rs.

• Capable of low quality Growl that was created through dry gurgling due to his voice provider not knowing how to do vocal growl at the time.

• During recording, the provider was ordered to give as much power to the vocal as possible.

• He is one of the most understandable English VOCALOIDs.

• DEX holds pitch as well as AVANNA.

• He sounds more emotive with DAINA.

• He has 3 layers of pitch articulations and 6 layers of stationary pitches.

• DEX is easier to mix than AVANNA.

• DEX is a power type vocal and is less expressive.

• DEX is not a voice acted voice.

• He is said to be very easy to use.

• DEX's bass is harsher than YOHIOloid's but not as much as KAITO's.

• DEX does not support any other language, being focused only on English. However, added phonemes intended for English will make him easier to use in other languages.

• In a livestream it was revealed they were rushed in production. Despite this, they produce high quality results, but DEX has a higher quality than DAINA.

• DEX is a lot louder than other English VOCALOIDs and may overpower his counterpart DAINA.

• He has loud consonants.

• Ending breaths may be tricky to replicate.

• With [k s i:] related notes from F#2 and below, sounds are filtered until the [i:] stationary takes over playback.

• With [dZ V] related notes from B2 and below, most notably between B2 and G2, [dZ] sounds like it’s being pronounced twice.

• With [D {] related notes from C2 and above, the sound whines for a split second as the [D] transitions to [{].

• [s I] will generate two noises. One is closer to [s i:], and the other is closer to [s e].

• Extending a note using the combination [- l d] from F#2 down, with no succeeding notes within a 16th, will cause the [d] to not be pronounced, or near inaudibly.