Vocaloid

Best is relative and could cover a variety of qualities.. Best default vocal clarity? Best vocal range? Best high range? Best low range? Clearest pronunciation? Best overall in many categories? It really depends what you are looking for.

With the latest Vocaloid 3 voice libraries, and with the general improved quality that the Vocaloid 3 engine brings, even converted Vocaloid 2 libraries sound generally better with V3. However, you can't go wrong with any of the true Vocaloid 3 voice libraries with the deciding factor being voice characteristics.

V3 libraries released so far as of 7 Feb, 2012, they are:

IA - Japanese

Rion Tone - Japanese

Yukari Yuzuki - Japanese

CUL - Japanese

Oliver - English

Bruno - Spanish

Clara - Spanish

Megpoid GUMI Power - Japanese

Megpoid GUMI Whisper - Japanese

Megpoid GUMI Sweet - Japanese

Megpoid GUMI Adult - Japanese

VY1V3 - Japanese

Mew - Japanese

SeeU - Korean / Japanese

Several more scheduled for release in 2012: Lapis Aoki, Suzune Ring, Lui Hibiki, VY2V3, English Miku. V3 Lily, and the first Chinese Vocaloid. While Luka Append, Meiko Append, Kaito Append, are also slated for this year or early next year, it isn't known if they are actually going to be V3 voice libraries or still using V2.

the most popular vocaloid is Hatsune Miku. But she was not the first one. The first vocaloids were in English like: Sweet Ann, Kaito and Meiko. She is very popular, along with Kagamine Rin/Len. and vocaloid No. 3 is Megurine Luka. You can look all of them up on the official Crypton website in Japanese. My favorite one out of all the vocaloid is Rin/Len Kagmine. there are other vocaloids like:

Gumi Megapoid

Gakupo Kamui

Miki

Haku Yowane

and much more

Kamui Gakupo is a male.

You can download IA Vocaloid songs from Nicosound. This site is basically the audio version of NicoNicoDouga. On this site you can download all of IA's songs that have been posted on NicoNicoDouga.

Only Miki does, and her hair is more pink.

Yes. She is a VOCALOID 2 software created by INTERNET CO. LTD. Her voice provider name is Megumi Nakajima. She has an update, native, and english voice bank in VOCALOID 3.

It's a she.

You could either mean GUMI or SONiKA. GUMI sings in Japanese but SONiKA sings in English

No

Leeks :)

yes,totally yes

i have only heard of concerts in Japan (naturally) and in America.

Hastune Miku is a Japenese popstar that is not real in real life. So she just sings songs that are in Japenese. I love her so much!

She hasn't died but some idiot on YouTube is deleteing her videos and after a while she'll dissapear along with the rest of them if we don't do something

1) there isn't any that are english unless they are fandubbed or the engliods

2) some people would put the link to download it off the internet for free

-mediafire

-4shared

-etc.(sorry I kinda forgotten most of them)

3)you can download the songs off of youtube

-search youtbe to mp3

The top 6 main vocaloid members are

1. Hatsune Miku

2. Kaito

3. Meiko

4. Kagamine Rin & Len

5. Megurine Luka

6. Gumi Megipod

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

If there was one, it is no longer available.

As of 15 Aug 2012, there are over 43,000 original songs just from the Nico Nico Douga website with the tag ミクオリジナル曲 (translated: miku_original_song). This doesn't include videos that have been tagged incorrectly that feature Miku. There are almost 14,000 cover songs featuring Miku.

On other websites, such as YouTube, there may be hundreds to even thousands more original songs.

At a minimum there are 57,000 songs featuring her.

Going back to the Nico Nico Douga, if we add up the rest of the Vocaloid songs posted there, the total number of original songs, including those with featuring Miku, is over 83,000. For cover songs, there are over 30,000 using Vocaloid, including Miku. Not even counting the unique uploads on YouTube and other websites, we're already over 110,000 songs featuring a Vocaloid.

The other site that is big on Vocaloid is Nico Nico Douga.

By that you mean...?

There are no official fictional stories associated with any of the Vocaloid characters. This is left entirely up to the users and fans to invent their stories through song, animations, drawings, etc. There have been some published comics that tie in many of the Crypton Vocaloids and fan-made derivative characters into an episodic storyline, but this is not official background for the characters. It does help serve as a common baseline for the fans, however, people should not feel restricted to these.

Well, Vocaloid doesn't really have a story line. I mean it's not a manga or anime so, I doubt it has one. Maybe the story line would be then are a computer generated and animated group of singers in Japan. Also just a little extra knowledge. Just because Hatsune Miku has a 01 on her doesn't mean she was created first. Same goes with others Vocaloid's. I think the first was Leon and Lola, and yes they are Vocaloid characters. Hope that helps clear things up! \ ( ^.^ ) /

They are computer software thingies so yes and no. When they perform, they are projected on to a screen (holograms). No, they are not real, actual living people.

"SeeU" is a korean vocaloid coming out in september. and she is half neko (cat) and half human.

KAITO's Seiyuu is Naoto Fuuga.