Hello.
I’ve just installed Synthesizer V on Manjaro Linux and setting 3 voices up.
As I see the video https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JyHrHVawpr4 , there are Japanese hiragana inputted.
But though I’ve set Japanese inputting system with fcitx-mozc, I can’t input Japanese to Synthesizer V.
Is it possible to input Japanese lyrics on Linux?
Best regards,
Aki42
Hello aki42!
Seeing you as on of the few people who seems to use a Linux version I want to ask you politely: How have you installed the Linux version. My Mint 19.3 (Debian/Ubuntu derivate) refuses to install. No apt, no system owned installer, no synaptic nor debian…
All ask for packages, but Synthesizer V for Linux is provided as an *.7z Archive which is also nit installable. Have I to build the package myself? - You see I am a Linux noob!
looking forward to read from you, yours sincerely
Robert (daCoach)
Got it running! I had only to add .sh at the end of the file name and “tatdaaaa”
This really sucks. I feel there is not enough support or detailed manuals to assist with the users needs. I am struggling with many things in Japanese. I can not seem to make synth v do small Tsus like in “Zutto” or “Isshou ni.”
But to specifically offer some help with your query, while we can not directly type into Synth V (I’m using the english version download of synth v), we can copy and paste into synth v to have some use of the kana. So if you have a text file with the lyrics in it, you can copy and paste, or insert them as lyrics.
I use Yamaine Rin and she pronounces “ずっと” (like ずんと) differently from “zutto” (like ずいと). This is on old school synthesizer v, I have not updated… dunno if its fixed, or better guidance will be issued on the new machine.