Cheez
Moderator
OK anime fans, here's something REALLY interesting - to the ears.
We all heard about Yamaha's Vocaloid engine - basically lets a person programs songs that are sung. It's really nothing exciting compared to the samples out there (like VOTA, the Bela D's solo female voices, and the new EW's Voices of Passion). It just doesn't quite match up.
But now they used the engine and came up with a female Japanese voice. It's called Katsune Miku. In 2 weeks, there's a backlog of 3000 orders in Japan.
Some of the demos (as expected from Vocaloid) isn't that impressive. But with careful mixing, it is pretty impressive, like this demo:
http://www.crypton.co.jp/download/demosong/extra/CV01_01_ballade.mp3
(their demo 3 is not too bad either. Demo 2 is the least realistic).
Webpage: http://www.crypton.co.jp/mp/pages/prod/vocaloid/cv01.jsp
We all heard about Yamaha's Vocaloid engine - basically lets a person programs songs that are sung. It's really nothing exciting compared to the samples out there (like VOTA, the Bela D's solo female voices, and the new EW's Voices of Passion). It just doesn't quite match up.
But now they used the engine and came up with a female Japanese voice. It's called Katsune Miku. In 2 weeks, there's a backlog of 3000 orders in Japan.
Some of the demos (as expected from Vocaloid) isn't that impressive. But with careful mixing, it is pretty impressive, like this demo:
http://www.crypton.co.jp/download/demosong/extra/CV01_01_ballade.mp3
(their demo 3 is not too bad either. Demo 2 is the least realistic).
Webpage: http://www.crypton.co.jp/mp/pages/prod/vocaloid/cv01.jsp
