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Article description: (description ) This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | UTAU (not to be confused with the Shugo Chara character) is a musical voice synthesis program created by Ameya as a freeware response to Vocaloid. Using UTAU is much like using Vocaloid, however there are some differences in usage (which may lead to Damn You, Muscle Memory!). Also, UTAU has the feature of importing vocal samples manually, which allows a person to use their own voice in UTAU. |