☆ Hourly Vocal Synth Botさんのイラストまとめ
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【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Samura Tomi.
Voiced and managed by VOCALOID producer cillia. Tomi is a 16 year old girl who likes crème brûlée and alpacas.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is Kinzaki Koharu.
Released as a part of the Color Voice Series, Koharu is a complementary voicebank to Ginsaki Yamato.
She is a graceful 52 year old woman who is said to make a big impression despite her size.
All the characters have set personalities and interact with one another. They have twitter accounts too!
Here are a few of my favorites so far ^^ I'm still rather unfamiliar with chipspeech, so I'll be sure to do more research on it and its lore!
(Modpost)
Tonight, since I added them to the bot at last, I thought I should talk a little bit about chipspeech!
Chipspeech is a speech synthesizer that replicates some of the earliest vocal synths from the 80s.
【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Shouha.
Shouha is 15 years old. There doesn’t appear to be much information pertaining to his personality, but notably he is always drawn with a scowl.
【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.
【DERIVATIVE】The vocal synth of the hour is Akita Nero.
Derived from Akita Neru, Nero is assumed to be the younger brother of Akita Neru. His original concept has him as a programmer for Yahoo!.
【VOCALOID3】The vocal synth of the hour is kokone.
kokone’s name means ‘’heart sound’’ and was meaningfully released on Valentine’s day of 2014.
【UTAU】The vocal synth of the hour is Milk.
A kuudere. Despite coming off as cold and emotionless, Milk is actually rather kind—they just don’t know how to express their emotions well.
They are nonbinary.
【CeVIO】The vocal synth of the hour is HAL-O-ROID.
Similar to vocaloids Ueki-loid and hide, HAL-O-ROID is a vocal based off of a deceased singer in an attempt to let their voice live on. He is derived from Enka singer Haruo Minami.