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 **Vocal synthesis**: What UTAU and VOCALOID does; the act of creating a musical instrument from a real voice. By taking samples of a real voice and programming them a certain way, we can “make a computer program sing.”
-**voicebank:** The folder of .WAV or .aaif files containing the recordings of the UTAUloid. Usually paired with an avatar/character of some kind. Often shortened to just “Bank.”
+**Voicebank:** The folder of .WAV or .aaif files containing the recordings of the UTAUloid. Usually paired with an avatar/character of some kind. Often shortened to just “Bank.”
 **.WAV:** The file format recognized within the UTAU program and used for Recording an UTAUloid. UTAU won’t read a voicebank full of .mp3 files.
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 Ex. “This is my UTAUloid, I voiced her myself!”
-**Vipperloid(s):** A Series of Popular Japanese UTAUloids originating from vip@2ch.
+**Vipperloid(s):** A series of popular Japanese UTAU originating from vip@2ch.
 **.UST:** Utau Sequence Text Files. The file format that the UTAU program uses. Similar in style to sheet music or a MIDI file.
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 Tuning:** The practice of manually changing the pitchbends of a note to make the voicebank singing the song sing in a more pleasing way.
-**Constant Velocity:** A tool that changes the speed at which the Consonants of samples are played. Useful for when a bank is singing very fast or making a bank “slur” their singing.
+**Consonant Velocity:** A tool that changes the speed at which the Consonants of samples are played. Useful for when a bank is singing very fast or making a bank “slur” their singing.
 **Resampler:** The engine used to read the WAV files in the voicebank folder to then be played in.