Utayume Kana -GRACE ∫- review

 I just want to start off by saying that I wish I could review Kana's other voicebanks (especially her male ones :love:) but I'll be focusing solely on her voicebank that is linked to her download, -GRACE ∫-. This review will mostly cover Cons that need to be explained since a Pro such as "Great range" is more or less explanatory.

 I've been using Kana for more than 4 months (possibly even more than 5 months since I lost track of when I first downloaded her). She's really fun to use although I felt that way mostly because I really like her voice and I used to like determining which notes needed added constant velocity (I later learned that a voicebank needing increased constant velocity probably needs its oto fixed but we'll get to that later).

 Unfortunately when I started to use her for other songs, she slurred. While constant velocity can lessen slurs, it also makes it choppy. Fast forward a few more months and now that I understand a bit on how oto works, I saw that her oto, especially on her lower pitches, had incorrect oto. It's hard to fix the oto at the lower pitches since the volume is lower this making it hard to oto.

 Kana can be nasally at times when you're using her for a non-powerful song but this can be fixed through using a lower pitch, so it isn't all that too bad.

TL;DR: If you're fine with having to fix her oto and changing the pitch used for non-powerful songs, Kana is one of the best voicebanks you can have.

Extra stuff that's either a pro, con, or neither depending on the person:
All of the samples have reverb, which can either make it sound full or weird when tuning but is unnoticeable after mixing
Breath samples may sound really good or terrible depending on the resampler; they sound good with resampler and horrible with moresampler but this shouldn't matter if you don't use breaths within a UST
P.S. - This is my first voicebank review and sorry if this seems more like a reflection than a review >.<