Скачать или смотреть Can You Import SynthV's Auto Pitch Into UTAU or DeepVocal?

A bit ago I did a video where I compared SynthV's nonnative English vocals compared to Vocaloid5's native English vocals. I used the autopitch writer for both programs. I used UtaFormatix to convert the tuned SVP file into a tuned VPR file, something I do with a lot of my vocaloid covers these days. But it got me wondering - how well would that work in UTAU or DeepVocal? I used a snippet of 沙緒's UST of the song Glow (I covered it with Hexia last year, please go give that cover a watch!) and used the AutoPitchWriter in SynthV to tune it, then ported the tuning to UTAU and DeepVocal. Here are the results!!

Timestamps and context:
00:00 - Original tuning with Saki AI
00:25 - Opening UTAU
00:41 - Namine Ritsu Kire ("professional" voicebank)
01:05 - Switching vocals
01:18 - Hexia VCV Multipitch (to compare to my cover)
01:42 - Switching vocals (i thought i had silenced that clip. ah well)
02:08 - Crochet TREBLE (my voicebank, without the filters i usually use)
02:32 - Switching vocals (yes i installed teto wrong. it happens)
02:57 - Kasane Teto VCV ("professional" voicebank)
03:20 - Opening DeepVocal
03:28 - Maki Watase
03:51 - Switching vocals
03:59 - Crochet DV (to compare to Crochet TREBLE)

CONCLUSIONS:
It doesn't sound awful in either program, but it's very obvious that the tuning was made for a different software. I personally think it works a little better in DeepVocal than UTAU because SynthV and DeepVocal are more...line-based? than UTAU? if that makes sense? I think either way you COULD make a cover like this, I'm just not sure if it would sound much better than just tuning it normally with the pitch points.
Let me know if you have any thoughts!