Resampler Flags

resampler.exe is the default resampler made by Ameya that comes with UTAU.

- Taken directly from https://utau-bowl.tumblr.com/post/647016314853097472/utau-flag-guide .
- Need to check how accurate this is (range values for t?) and word better (explain filters).
- Also find whatever names people use most for each flag to explain what they are.

Flag	Name	Range	Default	Description
a			100	Stretches or compresses the consonant part of a sample.
b		[0-100]	0	Applies breathiness after synthesis. Is not affected by other flags (such as F)
B		[0-100]	50	Applies breathiness before synthesis, and is affected by other flags.
c		[0-100]	50	Sets value of C flag before formant filter adaptation.
C		[0-100]	0	High pass filter
D		[0-100]	0	Mid pass filter
E		[0-100]	0	Low pass filter
F	Formant strength		3	I think it can go up to 5 or so, beyond that it all starts to give similar results
g	Gender	[-100-100]	0	Positive values will deepen the voice, while negative ones will make it higher.
G				Forces resampler to render .frq files before playing. This makes the synthesis process slower, but gives you new frqs.
H		[0-99]	0	Emphasizes low tones, and cuts higher ones.
h		[0-99]	0	Emphasizes higher tones, and cuts low ones.
L				Sets a fixed frequency for F flag. Has no default value. Probably has the same limits as F flag.
N	Formant on/off			Turns the formant filter off.
P	Peak compressor	[0-100]	86	Compresses the voice to make the volume more consistent.
t	Pitch		0	Shifts the pitch by a number of cents. 1 cent = 1/100th of a semitone.
W				Produces a sharper and more metallic sounding voice. Flag is used by itself without a number added.
x		[-100-100]	0	Affects a note depending on how the sample it takes from was recorded. Higher notes make the voice brighter, while low notes make the voice more muffled. Negative values affect the formant.
Y		[0-100]	100	Controls the breathiness for the “vowel” part of a note.