Ability to adjust vocal modes past 150%

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Some vocal modes on AI voices don’t have much of an effect, I think it would be useful to adjust them past 150%, increasing the max to, say, 500% or even 900%. I believe there was a glitch that allowed this in older versions of Synth V, so it’s definitely possible to implement. I haven’t had any first hand experience with the glitch as I purchased Synth V pro after it was patched, but the results I’ve seen are spectacular- Soft voices can become ridiculously powerful, and powerful voices can become even more so.

I would love to see this become an official feature as some vocal modes just don’t add enough character at 150%. Mai and Kevin in particular have some weak vocal modes from my experience and they would benefit heavily from this change.

If quality is a concern, perhaps add a warning message along the lines of ‘warning: adjusting past 150% is not recommended and may result in muffled/distorted audio’ so that any professionals using the software would know it’s something of an experimental feature.

Many thanks for listening

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I also have to wonder if negative values would be possible. Like, beyond just saying “bias toward this behavior” the ability to also say “avoid this behavior” might have interesting results.

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Funny enough I just found a cover using the old glitch that claims to have used -200% soft for Mai! So it does seem possible at least, I really hope these things become official features

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The fact that these sliders go beyond 100% is nonsensical.

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It’s not, you just don’t get the vibe, and that’s OK, the ones that get it, get it, and the ones that don’t, don’t.

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Just bringing this back up after discovering this: https://youtu.be/MxZxl5FlwZc?si=wd6C8YPb-OXUgoBS&t=168

That would be honestly pretty cool. I’ll try editing the file, like suggested in the comments.

Just tried, doesn’t change the sound beyond 150%, even when editing the file. As said in the original post, It’s only possible with older versions.