Sentences with phrase «vocaloid voice»

The 2010 arcade game Project DIVA Arcade featured the MEIKO Vocaloid voice (a voice provided by the Japanese female singer Meiko Haigō) singing lyrics over the theme to After Burner — a SEGA arcade classic.

Not exact matches

The famous J - pop singer is an animated character associated with Vocaloid, a voice synthesizing software developed by Crypton Future Media.

Perhaps famous singers will license their voices to Vocaloid's creators, just as they license traditional recordings of their voices to record companies.

Building on the tradition of music synthesizers that can convincingly re-create the sounds of a string ensemble or a brass band, Vocaloid makes it possible to re-create the sound of the human voice — singing melodies and words that you define.

Of course, these homespun Spectors would no doubt prefer to have McCartney or Turner singing for them in the studio, and perhaps Vocaloid or its descendants will eventually supply those famous voices.

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Hatsune Miku, whose voice is based on Japanese voice actress Saki Fujita, was not the first Vocaloid character, but she's certainly the most popular.

For those unaware, Vocaloid is a voice synthesizer program that when lyrics and notes are entered, produces a singing voice.

The simplest way I can describe Hatsune Miku is that she is a virtual pop idol, or a Vocaloid (singing voice synthesizer), though that might be a gross simplification.

Actually, VOCALOID is the voice synthesizer used to create the music, but I won't get into that.

Introduced in 2007, Hatsune Miku was a new voice in the Vocaloid software program, a 2004 application that let users type lyrics and melody to create synthetic voices to sing.

Behind the computer - generated voice and appearance are actual songs by real creators, making Hatsune Miku and her «vocaloid» colleagues much like a Japanese spin on Gorillaz.