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Separate Phonemizers according to the singer type#2075

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@Cadlaxa Cadlaxa commented Apr 26, 2026

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  • Sepates them with engine: "value" PhonemizerAttribute
  • Fallbacks to Utau if there's no attribute added in the phonemizer

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Cadlaxa commented Apr 26, 2026

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@Cadlaxa Cadlaxa changed the title Separate Phonemizers according to the engine/vb type Separate Phonemizers according to the singer type Apr 26, 2026
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Is it necessary to display phonemizers of unsupported types?

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Cadlaxa commented Jun 6, 2026

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Is it necessary to display phonemizers of unsupported types?

I've thought about this before but old external phonemizers will have issues with this if we hide them so they have to update their phonemizer class attribute to align them to the respective group, so instead of hiding them, I just group them via the singer type (also a pop-up to warn the users when they're using the wrong phonemizer type)

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Then, how about moving the supported groups out of the “More” section and up to the next level? Under the current specifications, laptop users are at a disadvantage because they require precise mouse movements.

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Cadlaxa commented Jun 6, 2026

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Interesting idea, I'll account this too

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Cadlaxa commented Jun 7, 2026

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