/leek/ - Vocaloid Lounge
We like to hear machines sing
We're aware about all the current bugs. If you find more please post about it on the /meta/ thread.
Expect them to be fixed within the coming days.
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VOCALOID General #2:
Gumi Edition
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VOCALOID General:
Let's get a general going in here for all things vocal-synth. I'm surprised that for a Vocaloid imageboard we don't have one yet. You know the drill.
Copypaste from /jp/ below
Links and resources: https://pastebin.com/jDHxU1Jw
Album recommendations and YouTube playlist: https://pastebin.com/dMX8CJhk
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/rvr/ - Recent Vocaloid Releases:
September 16.
https://youtu.be/1q3fFh4Navs
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I've heard that in the mid 2010's some Tumblr user who's a big Tonio fan tracked down and interviewed his boxart model Stanislav Jakuschevskij. Does anybody happen to have an archive of that or is it lost media?. I cannot find it anywhere.
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Let's fake a new voicebank:
Alright, /leek/ has proven that they're capable of making **and not finishing** an UTAU, but due to popular demand let's have another thread for the "fakeloid" project mentioned in that very same thread.
As we already know, it's impossible for filthy 39chan gaijin to fake a VOCALOID the same way VIPPERs did Teto, Tei, Ruko and the rest. But it's entirely possible to fake a voicebank for another engine like SV, V6, Cevio and Voisona (though the latter two would likely not gain much notoriety if carried out by westerners).
One of the ideas raised in the original thread was to create an RVC or Diffsinger based on an anon's voice.
I genuinely believe this might not be that hard to pull off. 39ch isn't a huge site so **it's not like many people would snitch on us** and making an AI voicebank these days is piss easy.
Thoughts?.
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Why AHS mean by this?
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One of the biggest what-ifs in history is what would've happened if Crypton had never made products for Vocaloid.
>CFM never gets into Vocaloid, as a result Meiko and Kaito don't exist - obviously this means no Miku either, and like Zero-G, the company would be known for sample CDs instead of Vocaloid
>Miku essentially popularized Vocaloid so in a world without Miku the software would likely be a niche thing that only a few Japanese people know about
>Vocaloid not reaching Japan means that UTAU is never made
>Gakupo, GUMI, Sonika, Kaai Yuki and other "mascot" voicebanks are never created
>In this timeline it's possible thar Vocaloid is actually seen as the serious vocal synthesis tool it was originally meant to be, therefore more big name producers in the music industry end up using it
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Upgrading To SV2 will be worth it ?:
Now you need an account to activate your Voicebanks and use the editor
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Vote SeeU for Best Visual Artist
== VOTE NOW ==
https://favorite.bugs.co.kr/
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I'm mostly into instrumental electronic music myself, but over the last few years I developed a certain taste for vocaloid music. I have no idea about community alignment though. So I wanted to ask if this particular kind of stuff that I especially enjoy - mostly idm/drill-n-bass/glitch/uk-garage adjacent vocaloids - is actually considered proper vocaloid music in the community. One thing I noticed is stuff like this never really gets anywhere near as popular as simple pop songs. So what's your opinion about this kind of stuff?
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NfFn3PSbEHg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ptPe0bbZRdg
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=O_VRIuKM9gw
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1cC3pdFODA
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How would you explain Vocaloid to a complete normie?:
I was reading old articles about Hatsune Miku earlier and a lot of journalist boomers who are completely unfamiliar with the concept of a vocalsynth or otaku culture seem to view her as this 1984 AI dystopia thing that will replace human singers.
What's the best way to explain Vocaloid to a person like this?.
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What is this and has anyone played it?
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