☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

【NEUTRINO】The vocal synth of the hour is Tohoku Kiritan.
The youngest of the three Tohoku sisters, Kiritan’s NEUTRINO voicebank uses AI technology to produce a realistic vocal.
In addition to this voicebank, Kiritan has voicebanks for VOICEROID, UTAU, and CeVIO.

【CeVIO AI】The vocal synth of the hour is Koharu Rikka.
Rikka is a high school sophomore who has a teddy bear companion named LAKISTON.
Her CeVIO voicebank is only speech-capable, though her SynthV voicebank allows her to sing.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Waumafu.
Waumafu is a 3 year old dog furloid. She is the same species as Neumafu.

【VOICEROID+】The vocal synths of the hour are Kotonoha Akane & Aoi.
Akane & Aoi are twins—Akane being the elder, airheaded sister, and Aoi being the younger, gentler sister.

【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Akasaki Minato.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Minato is a complementary voicebank to Kizaki Airi. When he’s wielding a microphone, Minato has a confident personality.
Otherwise, he’s rather timid.

【VOICEROID2】The vocal synth of the hour is Iori Yuzuru.
Despite being a kind and gentle boy, there are rumors that he is scary when angered.
AHS stated that he may not be Japanese, or even human.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is COCOROBO.
Based off the Cocorobo RX-V200 cleaning model, COCOROBO is meant to be a voicebank for a cheerful and somewhat moody speech-capable cleaning robot.
Her production is on hiatus/assumed cancelled.

【Alter/Ego】The vocal synth of the hour is Bones.
The current default vocal for Alter/Ego, Bones sings with a low tone and an American accent. He has a bit of a Halloween-inspired aesthetic, having been released on October 31st and being located in a graveyard.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Sachiko.
Voiced by singer and actress Sachiko Kobayashi, Sachiko is designed to be an enka singer that represents Japan.

【DECTalk】The vocal synths of the hour are the DECtalk voices.
Developed in 1984, DECtalk was a text-to-speech vocal synthesizer. It had a number of built-in voice settings, each that represented a unique character, including Perfect Paul, Beautiful Betty, Kit the Kid, etc.