- あa
- いi
- うu
- えe
- おo
- かka
- きki
- きゃkya
- きぃkyi
- きゅkyu
- きぇkye
- きょkyo
- くku
- けke
- こko
- がga
- ぎgi
- ぎゃgya
- ぎぃgyi
- ぎゅgyu
- ぎぇgye
- ぎょgyo
- ぐgu
- げge
- ごgo
- さsa
- すぃsi
- しshi
- しゃsha
- しゅshu
- しぇshe
- しょsho
- すsu
- せse
- そso
- ざza
- ずぃzi
- ずzu
- ぜze
- ぞzo
- じゃja
- じji
- じゅju
- じぇje
- じょjo
- たta
- てぃti
- ちchi
- ちゃcha
- ちゅchu
- ちぇche
- ちょcho
- てゅtu
- つtsu
- つぁtsa
- つぇtse
- つぉtso
- つぃtsi
- てte
- とto
- だda
- でぃdi
- でゅdu
- でde
- どdo
- なna
- にni
- にゃnya
- にぇnye
- にゅnyu
- にょnyo
- にぃnyi
- ぬnu
- ねne
- のno
- はha
- ひhi
- ひゃhya
- ひぃhyi
- ひゅhyu
- ひぇhye
- ひょhyo
- ふhu/fu (you can record a hu and fu, but they are really the same thing. In Japanese "" sounds like a combination of the sounds "h" and "f")
- へhe
- ほho
- ばba
- びbi
- びゃbya
- びぃbyi
- びゅbyu
- びぇbye
- びょbyo
- ぶbu
- べbe
- ぼbo
- ぱpa
- ぴpi
- ぴゃpya
- ぴぃpyi
- ぴゅpyu
- ぴぇpye
- ぴょpyo
- ぷpu
- ぺpe
- ぽpo
- まma
- みmi
- みゃmya
- みぃmyi
- みゅmyu
- みぇmye
- みょmyo
- むmu
- めme
- もmo
- らra
- りri
- りゃrya
- りぃryi
- りゅryu
- りぇrye
- りょryo
- るru
- れre
- ろro
- わwa
- うぃwi
- うぇwe
- をwo
- んn
- やya
- ゆyu
- よyo
Other
If you say your "r's" sounding like "l's" then you don't have to record the l's, since they don't actually exist in Japanese. These sounds are not necessary, but they can be used for accuracy when an UTAU speaks or sings a language that is not Japanese. None of these are actual Japanese sounds.
- la
- li
- lu
- le
- lo
- 息breath in
- 息breath out
- sample (say a sentence, for example in Japanese, so you can hear what you sounded like (or the creator) originally)
- ふぁfa
- ふぃfi
- ふぇfe
- ふぉfo
- くぁ kwa
- くぃ kwi
- くぅ kwu
- くぇ kwe
- くぉ kwo
- ぐぁ gwa
- ぐぃ gwi
- ぐぅ gwu
- ぐぇ gwe
- ぐぉ gwo
- すぁ swa
- すぃ swi
- すぅ swu
- すぇ swe
- すぉ swo
- ぬぁ nwa
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