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Namine Ritsu (波音リツ), a voicebank originally built for UTAU, was also later added to another piece of software called Sinsy as "Namine Ritsu S". Another voicebank originally developed for the UTAU software, Yamine Renri (闇音レンリ), was also later added to Synthesizer V. The popular UTAU character Kasane Teto was released as a ...
The reason being is there are literally thousands of voicebanks, why list just the 7 most common ones? Really, its more fanfluff then anything. Also, even though Vocaloid lists a lot of its products, it doesn't bother with details and the only Vocaloid with a lot of detail is Hatsune Miku ; for cultural impact reasons.
The product is only sold as a bundle, and the standard version includes the 4 voices included with Vocaloid 5, as well as 4 new voices from the Vocaloid:AI line. Vocaloid 6's AI voicebanks support English and Japanese by default, though Yamaha announced they intended to add support for Chinese.
She was the first Voiceroid to not contain censorship of vulgar words. Release date: November 12, 2010. Maki has also received a speaking CeVIO AI voicebank, as well as an English and Japanese Synthesizer V voicebank, the release date of which was June 18, 2021. [8] Yuzuki Yukari: An 18-year-old female, voiced by Chihiro Ishiguro.
The 2S version had improved performance and was released with an already converted UTAU vocal. This version was recorded in the scales of D#4/G#4/C#5 and had 117 samples, more than the first Macne Nana release. After the news of the Mac version of the engine "Vocaloid Neo" was released, a Vocaloid was considered.
She is a female AI voicebank described as a "musical isotope" of virtual singer Isekaijoucho. [13] SEKAI was released on April 29, 2022. [14] RIME (裏命) (AI), is a female vocal for CeVIO AI only capable of singing, she is the third member of the series. She is a female AI voicebank described as a "musical isotope" of virtual singer RIM. [15]
Kasane Teto (Japanese: 重音テト) is a virtual singer software (known as a voicebank) created on the Japanese textboard 2channel for April Fools' Day, 2008. [1] Although the software was initially created as a hoax and did not exist, it later was actually produced and made compatible with singing voice synthesis software, allowing it to sing.
The Macne series interface Macne Nana version. The idea of releasing a voicebank for Macintosh computers was conceptualized in the Japanese voice actress Haruna Ikezawa's regular column "天声姫語 Vox Reginae, Vox Dei" ("voice of the queen, voice of god," a spoof of Asahi Shimbun's editorial article "天声人語 Vox Populi, Vox Dei" or "voice of the people, voice of god") carried in the ...