☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ

【VOCALOID2】The vocal synth of the hour is GUMI.
Also known as Megpoid, GUMI is one of the most popular non-Crypton Vocaloids. Known for singing many notable Vocaloid songs, including Donut Hole, ECHO, and Mozaik Role.

【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Shirosaki Yuudai.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Yuudai is a complementary voicebank to Midorisaki Kasumi. He is a 20 year old man with a tender personality and love for reading.

【MACNE SERIES】The vocal synth of the hour is Macne Coco (Black).
The twin sister to Macne Coco (White), Coco is a diva-esque big sister type who has a vulgar side as well as a sensitive side. Originally designed for Garageband, her voicebank has been ported to UTAU as well.

【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Amane Luna.
Amane Luna represents a yokai of a tamed rabbit. She enjoys sleeping and has an affinity for the moon.
Her singing partner is Nagone Mako.

【VOCALOID2】The vocal synth of the hour is VY2.
Codenamed YUMA, VY2 is the partner vocal to VY1, known for having no official avatar or gender.
66 (Roro) is an unofficial mascot for the vocal.

【CeVIO Pro】The vocal synth of the hour is Chis-A.
The first and default vocal for CeVIO Pro, Chis-A sings with a ‘neutral and cool’ voice.
She is conceptualized as a 19-year-old artificial intelligence who is watched over in a certain lab.

【Alter/Ego】The vocal synth of the hour is NATA.
An English capable vocal available for the vocal synth Alter/Ego. Voiced by DariaP, NATA represents a 23 year old woman.

【VOICEROID+】The vocal synth of the hour is Minase Kou.
Kou is a gentle teacher who specializes in the Japanese language. His hobby is basketball.

【VOCALOID4】The vocal synth of the hour is Yao Luniang.
Originally the mascot for NetEase Comics, Luniang is tough and girlish, though she has a secret devilish side. Due to inactivity from Shanghai Wangcheng, Luniang’s project is assumed cancelled.

【UTAU】The vocal synths of the hour are Pam & Pamyu.
Pam is a sweet and cute little girl who likes nursery rhymes. Pamyu, originally meant to be a VCV for Pam, is instead her own character—a tiny fairy who represents one of Pam’s ‘possibilities for tomorrow’.