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 The single most important thing to do in order to ensure that the program functions correctly is to set your locale to Japanese. Setting your locale to Japanese allows your computer to run UTAU with the ability to use non-unicode characters, such as Kanji, Katakana, and Hiragana. UTAU is programmed using these characters, and most Voicebanks and UST files use them. Using UTAU without locale can even cause problems as well, such as gibbersh instead of Japanese; think "?‘¶asa". You need locale, and there's no way around it.
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-<WRAP centeralign>  gibberish in UTAU without locale
+<WRAP centeralign>  <sub> Gibberish in UTAU without locale </sub>
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 Changing the locale to Japanese is fairly simple, but depending on what version of Windows you're running the steps will be different. Follow the steps below according to what OS you run, and you'll be good to go.
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-Changing locale to Japanese
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-■Windows 10
-Go to the Control Panel
-Click on Change date, time, or number formats, and then Region
-Click the Administrative tab, go to "Change System Locale", and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu
-Click OK
-Restart your computer
-■Windows 8
+^ OS   |          |
-Go to the Control Panel
+^ Windows 10    | Control Panel → Change date, time, or number formats → Region. Click the Administrative tab, go to "Change System Locale", and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu. Press OK and restart. |
-Click on Clock, Language and Region, and then Region
+^ Windows 8    | Control Panel → Clock, Language and Region → Region. Click the Administrative tab, go to “Change System Locale”, and select “Japanese (Japan)” from the drop-down menu. Press OK and restart. |
-Click the Administrative tab, go to "Change System Locale", and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu
+^ Windows 7    | Control Panel → Regional and Language Options. Click the Administrative tab, go to "Language for non-Unicode Programs", and select “Japanese (Japan)” from the drop-down menu. Press OK and restart.          |
-Click OK
+^ Windows Vista    | Control Panel → Clock, Language and Region → Regional and Language Options. Click the Administrative tab, go to "Change System Locale", and select “Japanese (Japan)” from the drop-down menu. Press OK and restart.          |
-Restart your computer
+^ Windows XP    | Control Panel → Regional and Language Options. Click the Advanced tab, go to "Language for non-Unicode Programs", and select “Japanese (Japan)” from the drop-down menu. Press OK and restart. ※XP Install discs may be required.
-■Windows 7
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-Go to the Control Panel
-Click on  Regional and Language Options
+===== Downloading UTAU =====
-Click the Administrative tab, go to "Language for non-Unicode Programs", and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu
-Click OK
-Restart your computer
-■Windows Vista
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-Go to the Control Panel
+Now that the locale has been changed, UTAU can be downloaded. Please note, you **must** change your locale before you download UTAU, or it'll be corrupted.
-Click on Clock, Language and Region
-Click on Regional and Language Options
-Click the Administrative tab, go to "Change System Locale", and select "Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu
-Click OK
-Restart your computer
-■Windows XP
+UTAU is downloadable from two official websites, [[http://utau2008.xrea.jp/|utau2008]] and [[http://utau-synth.com|utau synth]].The former is the original website for UTAUーthus containing many older versions of UTAU on itーwhile utau-synth has been running since the release of UTAU Synth, the Mac port of UTAU. We're going to download UTAU from utau2008 in this case, given that it's more straightforward for Windows users.
-Go to the Control Panel
-Click on Regional and Language Options
-Click the Advanced tab, go to "Language for non-Unicode Programs", and select"Japanese (Japan)" from the drop-down menu
-Click OK
-Restart your computer
-※In order to change locale on Windows XP, XP Install discs are required. </textarea> </center> </p>
+To download UTAU, go [[http://utau2008.xrea.jp/|utau2008]], and click on the first link under "DOWNLOAD";the closer to the top of the list the newer it isーin this case, the newest version of UTAU is v0.4.18e.
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+===== Installing UTAU =====
-===== contact =====
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+Once UTAU has finished downloading, be sure to unzip the .exe file and double click to begin installing.
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+<WRAP centeralign>  <sub> Follow the animation above and you're done!
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-If you notice any errors on this site, or if you'd like to contribute to utau.us by translating it into one of the languages above (or into a language not listed), feel free to contact me through [[http://www.twitter.com/cheesumworld|twitter]] or through [[mailto:chsm@utau.us|email]].