I started a poll on my Twitter that will be finished by the time this article goes live. I just asked at what stage people just give up on releasing banks they promised. For me, the answer was always that I just didn't record them. It was rare that I actually recorded something and didn't post it, and it was more rare for me to announce I was working on a bank period. I was the kind of person who could do an entire pitch of VCV in forty-five minutes flat, though. Even my final voicebank, I released. I was done, done, done at that point and didn't OTO it, but I released it
Wiki Wednesday #67 - 誠音デージー / Deiji Makotone
I was so worried when I searched my download folder for this kid. I only had two banks out of the several that were available. But luckily, I had no intention of making a Spanish tester UST, let alone a Finnish one, and the rest of the Japanese banks from 2017 were packaged into one archive. Lucky me!
The little blurb at the top is in reference to the five promised voicebanks on the UTAU Wiki page that were slated for 2019. It is no longer 2019, as it is 2020. UTAU is a hobby, and it should come last in your life priority list. If you promise to spend hours and hours on something and have to back out, do it without shame. If it's not fun anymore and you don't want to finish what you started or deliver on what is slated to happen... No one is paying you. Until someone trades goods or services for your goods or services, there is no contract. Sure, saying "I promised to OTO your ten pitch English VCV, but now UTAU is lame and dumb and I won't" can be a big shock to the person you made the promise to... But, really? Are they paying you? A true friend would understand that priorities change and UTAU is just a hobby.
So, thank you for coming to my TED Talk.
(PS: if they are paying you, there's an exchange of goods and services and you need to hold up your end of the bargain.)
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