Vocaloid

The vocaloids are: Gachapoid, VY1 Mizki, Lily, Tonio, Big Al, Kiyoteru Hiyama, Yuki Kaai, SF-A2 Miki, Sonika, Megpoid, Luka, Gackpoid, Prima, Kagamine Rin, Kagamine Len, Hatsune Miku, Sweet Ann, KAITO, MEIKO, Miriam, Lola, and Leon.

Upcoming Vocaloids are Iroha Nekomura, and VY2. I love Vocaloid!

Current list of existing voice libraries with characters.

Lola

Leon

Miriam

MEIKO

KAITO

Sweet Ann

Hatsune Miku, 初音ミク

Kagamine Rin, 鏡音リン

Kagamine Len, 鏡音レン

Prima

Kamui Gakupo, 神威がくぽ

Megurine Luka, 巡音ルカ

GUMI

SONIKA

Hiyama Kiyoteru, 氷山キヨテル

Kaai Yuki, 歌愛ユキ

Miki

Big Al

Tonio

Lily

VY1

Ryuuto, リュウト

Nekomura Iroha, 猫村いろは

Utatane Pico, 歌手音ピコ

VY2

Akikoroid-chan, あきこロイドちゃん

SeeU

Mew

Tone Rion, 兎眠りおん

Oliver

Yuzuki Yukari, 結月ゆかり

CUL, カル

Bruno

Clara

IA

Aoki Lapis, 蒼姫ラピス

Luo Tianyi, 洛天依

Galaco, ギャラ子

MAYU

NOTES:

1. Technically, many of the English Vocaloids do not have characters but when they were released in Taiwan, they all received official characters for the Asian market.

2. VY1 and VY2 do not have official characters but, they have various popular depictions within the Vocaloid community.

3. Akikoroid-chan is a private Vocaloid for the Lawson corporation, a convenience store chain in Japan.

4. Galaco is an exclusive Vocaloid given to contest winners of the Vocaloid Shop competition celebrating the almost one year anniversary of the Vocaloid 3 engine.

5. MAYU is a Vocaloid still in development, but it's character was released for use by the public for non-commercial use.

There are many from a vast majority of artists in Japan. Some radio stations, such as ArmiTunes, tend to play certain "cute" songs a lot.

Well, the first one was quite awhile ago in San Francisco, I believe.

The first one I heard of was at NYAF in New York,then I heard about the one at Anime Expo.

Akita Neru ain't a Vocaloid from the start.

You can't get Vocaloid for free, but there is a programme called UTAU which is nearly the same thing; you can also make your own Vocaloids on that.

rin kagamine isn't really from an anime.she is from vocaloid

Apparently Kamui Gakupo was resurrected from the dead into the Vocaloid system, as so the case in Story of Evil. So, he might be around the age of 24-32, taken from the youth in his looks.

You cannot create vocaloids. Use UTAU instead.

Youtube "Miku miku dance"

UTAU program

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)

Hatsune Miku is a representation of Yamaha's Vocaloid computer program.

KAITO was released on Feburary 17, 2006, making him the last and the youngest program from the original VOCALOID. So he is now 7 years old. All the 5 original VOCALOIDs do not have ages or looks. They blue haired guy on KAITOs boxart isn't actually KAITO. So he is not around 20.

Some of her songs are on iTunes, Amazon and the Google Play Store. You could also get her songs on SoundCloud for free or Download her songs from YouTube/YouTube Music.

You can buy it at Amazon.

Vocaloid is not an anime because, well, vocaloid is a program made in Japan where you buy the characters and the sets and you can make your own videos. Sometimes they're fan-made and other times they're made by the actual people. So, to answer your question, Vocaloid is a program, not an anime or manga.

Vocaloid isn't an anime, but they have made a manga of it. It's called Hatsune Mix, and you can read it on onemanga.com.

Actually the first vocaloid was launched with another one at the same time so the first Vocaloids are Leon and Lola. The English Vocaloids. In the series of Japanese Vocaloid however, Meiko is first.

hrm. Well they are computerized and all. you can use auto tune, but I'm not sure if that goes under computer programs. I think that if you record your voice in a place where you can hear it echo, such as a bathroom shower or tub, it would be best. But other than that, you have to record the voice and alter it to sound robotic. And~ if you learn to sing like a vocaloid, (imitate the way they carry long notes) you might sound like one. Hope this helps!!

You install a Vocaloid like any other piece of software. Price varies depending on the Vocaloid but can be as much as $200.

You have to pay for Vocaloid, unless you illegally download it. However there is a program called UTAU that is similar to vocaloid and lets you create your own UTAUloid rather then just the one voice

The program should tell you what files it can read. Change the files you want the program to read.

Galaco 2012 (april)

Asami Shimoda