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Are Rui and Rei Kagene official vocaloids or fanmade recolered auduacity creations?
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What is the difference between an utaloid and a vocaloid?
Utaloid is a subcategory of Vocaloid software, with an emphasis on Japanese-speaking virtual singers developed by a specific company. Vocaloid refers to a broader category of voice synthesizing software that can produce singing by inputting lyrics and melodies.
What Vocaloids are real Vocaloids?
In alphabetical order with released Vocaloids so far with some upcoming confirmed Vocaloids. English Vocaloids: Big Al Leon Lola Miriam Oliver Prima SONIKA Sweet Ann Tonio Japanese Vocaloids: VY1 "Mizki" VY2 "Yuuma" Akikoroid-chan Aoki Lapis CUL Gakupo GUMI Hatsune Miku Hibiki Lui Hiyama Kiyoteru IA Kaai Yuki Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len KAITO Lily Megurine Luka MEIKO Mew Miki (SF-A2 Miki) Nekomura Iroha Ring Suzune Ryuuto Tone Rion Utatane Pico Weatherloid Yuzuki Yukari Chinese Vocaloids: "Yayin Gongyu" - probably will not be the official name Spanish Vocaloids: Bruno Clara Korean Vocaloids: SeeU English Vocaloids: Leon, Lola, Miriam, Prima, Sweet Ann, Sonika, Big AL Japanese Vocaloids: MEIKO, KAITO, Hatsune Miku, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, Megurine Luka, Kamui Gakupo, Megpoid Gumi, SF-A2 Miki, Kaai Yuki, Hiyama Kiyoteru.
What are websites that sing songs from animes in English?
you can find most of it on youtube, and some on specialty sites - but most animes have no official english versions of their songs. most will be fan-made or vocaloids.
What are all the names of the vocaloids?
There are many Vocaloids out there, but only a few are official. The official ones are Miku Hatsune (Long blue pigtails), Luka Megerine (Long pink hair), Rin Kagamine (short blonde hair), and Len Kagamine (Spiky Blonde hair) There are also some vocaloids that are more official than others, for example, Kaito (Dark blue hair, likes ice cream. I forgot his last name), Meiko (short brown hair. She might not have a last name.), and Gakupo (Long purple hair, samurai-like. His last name I also forgot.) There are many more, but I could sit here for days naming them, and, I'm sorry, I have a life to attend to. No offense. Hope this helps! ^-^ -Kerushii-chan
Who is the most popular vocaloid?
Of the four 'official' Vocaloids. I think Miku Hatsune is the most popular. I didn't go around the world in a plane counting Vocaloid fans, and I didn't look this up on Google, or Bing, or whatever. But, Miku has the Most songs. I might not be the most reliable soarce, so... I would look up songs by different Vocaloids on youtube and compare the views and likes. Hope this helps! ^-^ -Kerushii-chan
Who are the characters in vocaloid?
See below for the lists. *** OVERVIEW *** As of 13 Aug, 2012, there are about 41 official Vocaloid characters as part of officially released software or known to exist with artwork for future products. These characters include non-commercially available Vocaloids such as Akikoroid-chan (privately owned by convenience store chain, Lawson Inc.) Yamaha's own VY1 and VY2 officially do not have characters. However, many popular fan interpretations exist. The first Vocaloids, Lola and Leon, and many other English Vocaloids released later, did not have official characters in the same way that most Japanese Vocaloids do. When those products were marked for the Asian market, they received official character images. These have been adopted by the Vocaloid community. Not included in the list are the popular fan-made characters because they cannot technically qualify to be called a Vocaloid. Names are given in alphabetical order. Japanese Vocaloids are given by their Japanese name reading order (Last Name First Name). *** LIST 1 *** Official Characters as Part of Commercial Software (Japanese name reading order) Aoki Lapis Avanna (in development) Big Al Bruno Clara CUL Gakupo GUMI Hatsune Miku Hibiki Lui (in development) Hiyama Kiyoteru IA Kaai Yuki Kagamine Rin Kagamine Len KAITO Leon Lily Lola Luo Tianyi MAYU Megurine Luka MEIKO Merli (in development) Mew SF-A2 Miki Miriam Nekomura Iroha Oliver Prima Ring Suzune (in development, western name reading order) Ryuuto SeeU SONIKA Sweet Ann Tone Rion Tonio Utatane Pico Yuzuki Yukari *** LIST 2 *** Official Characters as Private Vocaloids Akikoroid-chan (owned by Lawson Inc.) Galaco (given as contest prizes)
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