I’d get more familiar with how Japanese banks work, and then get a sense for how Japanese CVVC banks in particular work, before using English UTAU voicebanks, since there is quite a learning curve. Her English bank is best used by more experienced users. Teto can sound good in English, but not when used as intended. They’re usually easily fixable for experienced users, but fixing it often requires either going into the oto and re-aliasing some sounds, and/or borrowing sounds from her Japanese voicebanks. She has some pronunciation issues that can be problematic for new users. In addition, Teto in particular can be rather difficult to use, even among Delta-style voicebanks. You can even hear how awkward she sounds in her English demo, with a lot of timing errors. Principally, they tend to have a lot of timing issues, since English often requires mashing a bunch of sounds together in clusters, and presamp can sometimes struggle with that. Keeping all this in mind, it’s important to know that English voicebanks don’t actually function all that well in presamp. So typing “hello” will not make her say hello, instead you have to type out the sounds that make up the word, which for Teto using presamp, would be “hE” and “loU”. Is present set as both your resampler and wavtool? Did you open predit before playing? Did you select all notes before opening predit? Considering that you’re trying to use Teto English, are you using the right syntax? ( presamp does not accept English words as input, instead, you have to put in the “phonemes”, which in delta-style voicebanks like Teto, are represented in SAMPA.

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