Synthesizer V's creative workflow has long suffered from fragmentation: editors, voicebanks, scripting interfaces, and external tools operate in silos with no shared protocol. This forces every AI integration to re-solve the same adaptation problem for each component independently.

SynthV Copilot builds a standardized access layer on top of this ecosystem, enabling AI tooling to interact with Synthesizer V's various versions and capabilities through a consistent interface, without per-version adaptation overhead.

Our goal is both to reduce the cost of building SynthV-related tools and to enable AI to take a meaningful role throughout the vocal synthesis creative process — from project I/O and parameter tuning to lyric assistance and arrangement.

We believe the barrier to vocal synthesis creation should not be determined by technical skill or team size. Anyone with a creative intent should be able to participate — not be stopped by a lack of tuning experience, arrangement skills, or collaborators. That is precisely where AI assistance has value.

But tools cannot replace the act of creation itself. AI should participate in the creative process as a supporting means, not generate a finished song for a creator to sign off on. Its role is to absorb technical burden — not to occupy the position of the creative subject.

Efficiency gains should translate into quality gains, not volume. The outcomes we are working toward:

• Experienced creators producing work of equal or higher quality in less time, with less dependency on team collaboration;
• Beginners getting enough guidance through complete SKILL packs to independently carry a full creative project from start to finish;
• A lower barrier to entry meaning more people can participate — not more low-effort content filling the space they open up.

Our tools are designed with this in mind, and we measure our own work against the same standard.

The SynthV ecosystem also faces a direct challenge from end-to-end AI generation — when a single prompt can produce a complete song, the practice of working with voicebanks, hand-tuning parameters, and refining phrase by phrase needs a reason to exist. We think that reason is real: it means the creator has actual control over every acoustic detail, that the voice characteristics and cultural identity embedded in a voicebank continue to matter, and that there is a real person making decisions inside the music. Improving the SynthV tooling ecosystem is our concrete response to the belief that this way of creating is worth keeping.

SV1 through SV2 Pro, including select modified builds.

Some functionality cannot be achieved through the official scripting API; in these cases, we use limited application-layer injection or hooking to access functionality not exposed through public interfaces. We make no assumption about why a given feature was not exposed — the reasons could be security considerations, performance constraints, deliberate design choices, or simply an area not yet covered.

Our boundaries are explicit:

• We do not touch authentication or copy protection mechanisms. Our work does not involve bypassing license verification, breaking encryption, or circumventing authorization in any form.
• We do not distribute protected content from the original application for commercial gain.

We also provide limited compatibility support for certain modified builds that circulate in the community, where those builds serve real use-case needs — not as a replacement for or alternative to the official release.

We recognize that these practices occupy legally and ethically ambiguous territory in the absence of explicit authorization, and we approach them with care. We are open to direct dialogue with the official developers. If there is interest in addressing these feature needs through expanded official interfaces, we are ready to adapt our tooling accordingly. Our goal is to extend the ecosystem, not to route around it.

SynthV Copilot tools are designed to assist creators, not to replace creator judgment or authorship.

Usage expectations:

• Proactive disclosure: Regardless of whether a platform explicitly requires it, creators should disclose AI involvement at the time of publication. Implying, omitting, or otherwise suggesting through indirect means that a work was completed entirely without AI assistance is not acceptable.
• Creator responsibility: Outputs produced with these tools are the responsibility of the user. This organization and tool authors do not endorse any generated content.
• Attribution: Using AI assistance does not affect a creator's right to attribution, nor does it obligate them to disclaim it.
• Source attribution: There is no requirement to credit this organization's tools or materials in a published work, unless a specific tool explicitly states otherwise.

This organization holds its own projects to the same standard.

SynthV Copilot is a non-profit organization formed independently by creators and has no affiliation, authorization, or cooperative relationship with Dreamtonics or any of its affiliates.

The usage guidelines and policies published by this organization are voluntary, self-imposed statements and do not constitute any legally binding contract or obligation.

References to Synthesizer V, SynthV, and related names in this organization's materials are nominative uses intended to identify the software with which our tools are compatible. They do not imply any trademark license or official endorsement. All respective names and trademarks remain the property of their owners.