THE PROJECT LIBRARY / OPENUTAU

TAKE THE NOTES.
MAKE THEM YOURS.

A starting point for your next cover. Download a USTx project, choose your voice, and bring your own interpretation to the performance.

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USTx FILES / A–Z

OPEN. EXPERIMENT. SING.

OPENUTAU PROJECT FORMAT

When using these USTX files in a cover, video, or other work, you must credit SingingRobots for the USTX and Nonstop2k for the original MIDI. Include both credits in your description or wherever you publish your work.

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    Artist:
    Green Day
    MIDI source:
    Nonstop2k
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YOUR FIRST SESSION

FROM DOWNLOAD
TO FIRST NOTE.

01 / GET SET UP

OpenUtau, ready.

Install OpenUtau and the voicebank you want to use. Each voicebank has its own setup instructions and usage terms.

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02 / MAKE IT SING

Open your project.

Open the downloaded .ustx file, select your installed singer, and choose a phonemizer that matches the voicebank. Check timing and pronunciation before rendering.

03 / MAKE IT YOURS

Shape the performance.

Adjust the phrasing, tuning, and mix for your singer. When you share the result, include the required USTx and MIDI credits.

A LITTLE HELP

BEFORE YOU
HIT PLAY.

Project files are the score and vocal arrangement. Your voicebank and audio setup bring them to life.

USTx is an OpenUtau project format. It stores the vocal score and project settings, including notes, lyrics, and tuning. It is an editable project, rather than a finished audio file.

These are USTx project files. You will need to install a compatible voicebank separately and provide any instrumental or other referenced audio. A project may need its singer and audio paths reassigned on your computer.

Credit SingingRobots for the USTx and Nonstop2k for the MIDI. Suggested credit: “USTx by SingingRobots · MIDI by Nonstop2k.” Also credit the original song creators and any voicebank or instrumental sources you use.

Voicebanks, phonemizers, renderers, and mix settings affect the result. Check pronunciation, note transitions, and the singer’s comfortable range, then adapt the project to the voice you selected.

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