Summary of Vocaloid and Voice Library Types (Including CeVIO and UTAU)
Starting with the 2007 debut of Hatsune Miku, the number of Vocaloid characters and voice libraries has grown alongside the expansion of the scene.
I’m sure each of you has your own favorite Vocaloid character.
In this article, we’ll give a quick overview of the many Vocaloid characters and the different types out there.
It’s recommended for anyone who wants to start making Vocaloid tracks but isn’t sure which voicebank to use!
Strictly speaking, “Vocaloid” refers only to certain libraries like Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin/Len, but here we’re using the term “Vocaloid” as a catch-all for other singing synthesis technologies and voice libraries as well.
Thanks for your understanding in advance!
Playlist
| Summary of Vocaloid and Voice Library Types (Including CeVIO and UTAU) | |||
|---|---|---|---|
| show_chart | Title | Playlist | Review |
| 1east | Not acceptable | play_arrow | KAFU is KAFU’s musical Voicebank characterized by emotional singing |
| 2east | v flower | play_arrow | Introduction to the Features and Appeal of V flower |
| 3east | Jūon Teto | play_arrow | Kasane Teto is a voice synthesis software for UTAU. |
| 4east | Hatsune Miku | play_arrow | Hatsune Miku, who symbolizes Vocaloid culture. |
| 5north_east | Koharu Rikka | play_arrow | Koharu Rikka has a bright and energetic girl’s voice |
| 6south_east | Kagamine Rin / Kagamine Len | play_arrow | Kagamine Rin and Len are a twin-vocal Vocaloid released in 2007. |
| 7south_east | IA | play_arrow | On the features and appeal of the Vocaloid IA |
| 8east | Yuzuki Yukari | play_arrow | Yuzuki Yukari is a Vocaloid released in 2011. |
| 9north_east | Otomachi Una | play_arrow | Otomachi Una is a voicebank that VOCALOID-izes Aimi Tanaka’s voice. |
| 10north_east | GUMI(Megpoid) | play_arrow | GUMI is a central figure in rock-style Vocaloid songs. |
| 11east | Megurine Ruka | play_arrow | Luka Megurine is a bilingual Japanese-English Vocaloid. |
| 12south_east | Kaa Yuki | play_arrow | Yuki Kaai is a voice library with an elementary school student’s voice. |
| 13north_east | seikai | play_arrow | Seikai is a musical voicebank series following Kafu. |
| 14north_east | Kazehiki | play_arrow | UAU voicebank 'Kazehiki' characterized by a cold-like voice |
| 15south_east | KAITO | play_arrow | KAITO is the first male Japanese Vocaloid. |
| 16south_east | Narikaha Hime Mikoto | play_arrow | Introduction to the Vocal Quality and Characteristics of NARUKA Hime & Mikoto |
| 17east | zundamon | play_arrow | Zundamon is being vocalized, leading to an increase in popular songs. |
| 18east | yamine renri | play_arrow | Yamine Renri is a mature and alluring voicebank. |
| 19east | ONE | play_arrow | ONE is the younger sister of the IA voice library |
| 20east | VY1 | play_arrow | Vocaloid VY1 has no set appearance and can be used freely as an instrument. |
| 21 | yume no kesshō POPY ROSE | play_arrow | Media mix project 'BanG … |
| 22 | Defoko | play_arrow | Beloved as UTAU’s default voicebank… |
| 23 | Kotonoha Akane · Aoi | play_arrow | Debuted as a VOICEROID in 2014... |


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