VCV-E

What is VCVE?
VCV-E, or VCV English/Extended, is a VCV multi language voice bank style. It is a VCV extension of the CV-C multi-language style. It uses principals from CVVC style banks and VCV voice banks to make a large VCV bank that can sing multiple languages, with English as a focus. VCV-E is capable of singing faster songs while being less fragmented than CVVC style banks. VCV-E is easier to make usts for, and provides the natural note variation that CVVC style banks can't replicate .
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Isn't VCV English Impossible?
While there have been a small handful of VCV banks that can do English it has been considered impossible for a long time because of it's size. VCV-E is large, but is much smaller than existing VCV English banks, while also being compatible with VCV Spanish, Japanese, Tagolog, and more. One pitch of VCV-C is 1700 recordings and 10,800 Oto lines. 
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Mechanics 
VCV-E can be as flexible as it is while also being small thanks to a few quirks. It uses principals from CV-C to save space.
 
VCV-E doesn't have VCV diphthong notes. 
You can make diphthongs in 2 ways, by blending separate VCV vowels [- be][i bi], or by using CV-C diphthongs. [beI][eI b][be]
 
VCV-E has unique CC notes
VCV-E has the standard CCV and VCC notes one would expect in an English bank but it also contains special carried​ CC notes. They are blends between constants that can be carried and hard constants. [z t][t z][z z] This can help make blends that emphasize the pronunciation. 
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VCV-E is modular
VCV-E is broken into folders for ease of use. You can use the folders to supplement existing CV-C banks and record the way you like.  

In Conclusion 
Thank you for looking into the VCV-E style. I hope you end up enjoying it. A lot of work went into this voicebank style.