#len v4x english

[selphim]

Len Kagamine pjsk layout ,, reblog/like + credit when used !! zZz

[caffeinated-chaos-bean]

Just like with Rin, I didn't expect to have any luck with tuning these two... but in the end, I think this one turned out the best.

I love how this one sounds compared to Daughter of Evil, honestly.

I hope you all enjoy~

[pantherloid]

hey uh. do you not realize how incredibly fucking racist that len accent post is

You should go outside.

[fearofevrything]

just found out that if you bought any of the cryptonloids’ V4X packages, you can get their English banks for free now that they’re all part of one bundle. Might play around with Rin and Len EN after I’m done with the song I’m working on.

After this song drops, there’s a strong possibility that I won’t post until Miku’s anniversary. I have to work on her song and then less than two weeks later is Karin’s birthday. I’m not so worried about Miku but it’s been a WHILE since I’ve worked with just Karin so her song might take a while. I’d prefer to have Miku’s song done and ready well before her birthday to give myself some wiggle room on Karin’s.

I do have one cover I’ve just started, but I’m not sure what’s going to come of it. We’ll see where it goes.

[minothtime]

RIGHT like I've seen people try and defend it by saying stuff like "oh if you XSY Luka SP with her V4X she's actually usable!" and like. at that point just use her V4X???? same goes for meiko??? miku SP is just Miku V4X Original with that horrible NT filter over the samples it's insane

this blatant cashgrab is also kinda poorly planned? Not only are you paying the equivalent of two or three good quality voicebanks for maybe ONE usable voicebank out of SIX (21600¥ as opposed to, let's say, the 17600¥ you fork over for THE ENTIRE MIKU V4X BUNDLE THAT INCLUDES ENGLISH???), but also some of the voices were downright assasinated. Luka is the one to suffer the most, but Meiko is only barely recognizable and Rin/Len/Miku are just. Why buy this over their V4X. Why buy these voicebanks over their previous versions at all. I can't fathom it. People are bending over backwards to try and justify it but I cannot for the life of me see a world where this pack is a good, understandable option

tldr fuck crypton get the v2/v3/v4 voicebanks and go crazy

FUCK, not having a Twitter account is cool and all, but i wanna see the Piapro "Super" Pack hate!! they all got DOWNGRADED. yes, even Rin, Len, and Kaito, who sound decent. people outside of Twitter seem to be way too chill about this objectively lazy cashgrab!

don't fucking let them have your money for this. if you wanna throw money at Crypton, buy Miku merch, buy the older voicebanks, or wait for Miku V6

am i way too angry at this for my own good? yeah, probably, but someone's gotta be a hater. we need more haters to keep these shit companies in check

who listened to the way the Piapros/Cryptonloids sounded in Project Sekai and decided, "oh damn, this sounds great! gotta release this commercially so people can make their own horrible Project Sekai Virtual Singer-core covers that can't be saved even with the best of tuning!"

to think that we thought they'd been using unreleased NT vocals in Project Sekai the whole time... we've been bamboozled. there is no Easter Bunny, there is no (whatever he said next), and there is no NT voicebank other than Miku. noooooo... that would've required EFFORT

what an absolute disgrace... i mean, thanks for the slop, daddy Crypton!

[vocaloidfactoftheday]

Unlike Hatsune Miku's Append which contained entirely unique voicebanks, the Kagamines' Append contains a Power voicebank for Rin and Len respectively that is meant to have the same tone as their original VOCALOID2 vocals. Effectively, their Power Append voicebanks were updates to their original voicebanks, with the other voicebanks in the package being the "real Appends."

(source: Vocaloid Wiki, Hatsune Miku Official Blog)

[v3xman]

They’re back for more shenanigans

[yandere-dorodere]

Heyyy I made a new song lol finally using the Boy

[iris-la-uta]

Music and Video: IrisFlower Mastering: GuitarHeroPianoZero Vocals: Kagamine Len V4x

Sorry for the wait!! Here is the video release of the song I made for ASDR’s latest album; Envision. All proceeds go to charity and the album is trance and house themed; so I had a lot to learn and I’m proud of how this turned out.

Crowd Control expands on “Paladin”’s universe and story because I can never resist making my songs into full blown novels. Off vocal, VSQx, and MIDI download in the vid description and please don’t be too hard on Len. He’s already being too hard on himself.

Patreon | Bandcamp

[scxndyl]

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[vocaloid-tunes]

KING (cover) | Bibibibi-mu feat. Kagamine Len V4x // Original | Kanaria feat. GUMI V3 English

[hgcyticuyvjgc]

Leon

Lola

Miriam

Meiko

Kaito

Sweet Ann

Hatsune Miku

Kagamine Rin

Kagamine Rin Act 2

Kagamine Len

Kagamine Len Act 2

Prima

Kamui Gakupo

Megurine Luka

Gumi

SONiKA

SF-A2 miki

Kaai Yuki

Hiyama Kiyoteru

Big Al

Tonio

Lily

VY1

Ryuto

Hatsune Miku Append

Kagamine Rin Append

Kagamine Len Append

Nekomura Iroha

Utatane Piko

VY2

Mew

SeeU

Tone Rion

OLIVER

CUL

Yuzuki Yukari

Bruno

Clara

IA

Aoki Lapis

Luo Tianyi

Galaco

Mayu

Avanna

Masaoka Azuki

Kobayashi Matcha

Gachapoid

V3 Megpoid

V3 Gackpoid

V3 Lily

V3 Kaito

V3 Hatsune Miku

V3 Meiko

V3 Gachapoid

Zola Project

YANHE

Yohioloid

Maika

Merli

Kokone

Anon

Kanon

V flower

Tohoku Zunko

IA Rocks

Galaco NEO

Rana

Chika

Xin Hua

YuezHeng Ling

Akikoloid-chan

Ueki-loid

Anri Rune

ONA

Ring Suzune

Zhanyin Lorra

VY1v4

Cyber Diva

Yuzuki Yukari V4

Megurine Luka V4x

Gackpoid V4

SF-A2 Miki V4

Nekomura Iroha V4

Sachiko

ARSLOID

RUBY

Kaai Yuki V4

Kagamine Rin V4x

Kagamine Len V4x

Kagamine Rin V4 english

Kagamine Len V4 english

Unity-chan

Fukase

Xingchen

Otomachi Una

Hatsune Miku V4x

Hatsune Miku V4 english

Tohuko ZUnko V4

Cyber Songman

Macne Nana V4

UNI

Tone Rion V4

Yumemi Nemu

Yuezheng Longya

Azuki

Matcha

Lumi

Xin Hua V4

Hatsune Miku V4 chinese

Luo Tianyi V4

Kizuna Akari

Mirai Komachi

Zhiyu Moke

Mo Qingxian

Amy

Chris

Kaori

Ken

Cyber Diva II

CyberSong man II

VY1

VY2

Haruno Sora

Meika Mikoto

Meika Hime

[cloverhouraisan]

This is literally a dream come true for me.  I love Phantom of the Opera so much, and this is my favorite song from the soundtrack.  This is also my first English cover with Vocaloid, and I do apologize if it’s a little clunky (especially at the part with “silent and resigned”).  Feel free to give me tips on how to make the English banks sound better.  

This cover is based mostly on the movie version sung by Emmy Rossum and later by Jackie Evancho.  I thought about having Rin sing it, but I’m too much of a typical yaoi shipper trashbag to let that happen.  I give full permission for fanfic writers to go nuts with a Phantom of the Opera AU for Kaito x Len, even though I’m not the biggest fan of that ship.  Anyway, have fun!

I made the VSQx used here.  I might give a download link later.

The original song was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.  If Phantom of the Opera is still playing in your area, go watch it and listen to the original songs for yourself!

Please don't remove this description!  Please don't repost this cover outside of Tumblr without permission!  Reblogging is welcomed, but remember to keep the description!  Please don't use this cover without permission!

[vocaloid-news]

Magical Mirai 2018 Song Contest is Live! 

The Hatsune Miku: Magical Mirai song contest returns for 2018! “The grand prize winner will have his/her song performed at the live events, a pair of tickets to the live where the winning entry will be performed, and SONICWIRE gift certificate worth of 100,000 yen, whereas the runner-ups will receive SONICWIRE gift certificate worth of 30,000 yen.”

Rules and Info: 

Target characters: Hatsune Miku / Kagamine Rin / Kagamine Len / Megurine Luka / MEIKO / KAITO (Including V3, V4X, ENGLISH, and CHINESE voicebanks, but limited to one character per submission)

Entry eligibility: Any applicants registered to piapro.jp, and agree to the application method and rules of entry.

File format: MP3 (Under 4 minutes and 30 seconds)

Result release date: Early May 2018

Other: 

The contest will remain open until March 29th at 17:00 JST

Please include lyrics of the song in the submission’s description

Submissions must be original, unreleased works not tied to any publishers, independent contracts, or management groups

IMPORTANT NOTE: Entries must be uploaded with the tag “マジカルミライ２０１８＿楽曲” (copy and paste without quotes). Please make sure to lock the tag otherwise your entry will be invalid

IMPORTANT NOTE: Make sure your entry is submitted without any licenses! During the submission process, you’ll be presented with a list of licenses. Choose the checkbox at the bottom for “Upload without licenses”

Visit the song contest page for more info and to enter! Then check out the submission list to hear everyone’s entries! 

Good luck, contestants! 

[vocaloidfactoftheday]

Vocaloid Firsts!

some facts in my queue are about how a VOCALOID was the first to be or do something. i worry that might get repetitive, so i decided to make a bonus post listing all those little achievements.

unfortunately, some vocaloids don't have much to work with so their firsts are very specific and not very impressive, but i included them anyway. those vocaloids are special in other ways and hopefully i can post about them another time!

as i mentioned, some of this stuff is already put in the queue as their own fact posts. i've decided to keep them there, mostly because i can't guarantee everyone reads and likes these bonus posts. i'm sorry if it seems repetitive or redundant to you.

also, most of these are from the "achievements" section of the vocaloid's page on vocaloid wiki. not all of these are complete lists, so you can feel free to look for yourself!

VOCALOID1:

LEON + LOLA: first male and female VOCALOID respectively; first VOCALOIDs released

MIRIAM: first VOCALOID with a revealed voice provider, first VOCALOID to have a live concert

MEIKO: first Japanese VOCALOID

KAITO: first Japanese male VOCALOID; first bilingual male VOCALOID (with release of his V3 voicebanks)

VOCALOID2:

Sweet ANN: first VOCALOID2; first VOCALOID with an official avatar

Hatsune Miku: first Japanese VOCALOID2, first VOCALOID to receive an Append, first non-native Chinese VOCALOID, first trilingual VOCALOID

Kagamine Rin + Len: first two-in-one package, first VOCALOIDs to be updated. Len was the first VOCALOID to have a confirmed voice provider of the opposite gender.

Prima: first VOCALOID with extra phonemes

Camui Gackpo: first VOCALOID voiced by Japanese celebrity singer, first Japanese VOCALOID not owned by Crypton

Megurine Luka: first bilingual VOCALOID, first VOCALOID with English appends (with her V4X release)

GUMI: first (and only) Internet Co. bilingual VOCALOID, first Japanese VOCALOID voiced by a Filipino voice provider, first VOCALOID upgraded to VOCALOID3 (with VY1)

SONiKA: first VOCALOID with a boxart redesign, first VOCALOID released in Taiwan and China, first VOCALOID to have a Twitter account

SF-A2 codename miki: first AH Software VOCALOID announced (released alongside Kiyoteru and Yuki)

Kaai Yuki: first VOCALOID voiced by a child

Hiyama Kiyoteru: first VOCALOID to be part of a (fictional) band/group

BIG AL: first VOCALOID to switch voice providers, first English male VOCALOID2

Tonio: first and only male VOCALOID2 from Zero-G

Lily: first VOCALOID based on an existing character

VY1: first Japanese VOCALOID without any avatar, first VOCALOID updated to V3 (with GUMI) and V4 (on its own)

Ryuto: first VOCALOID aimed at children, first project canceled and restarted (his V3 release)

Nekomura Iroha: first VOCALOID voiced by an utaite, first female VOCALOID with male voice provider

Utatane Piko: first VOCALOID to not have a retail package, only Japanese VOCALOID2 to not be updated

VY2: first male Japanese VOCALOID with no avatar, first VOCALOID to have a falsetto voicebank released, only voicebank of the VY series to not receive a VOCALOID4 voicebank

VOCALOID3:

Mew: first YAMAHA VOCALOID to have an avatar

SeeU: first Korean VOCALOID, first non-native Japanese VOCALOID, first non-Crypton bilingual VOCALOID

Tone Rion: first Japanese VOCALOID to perform with her voice provider

OLIVER: first English and first male VOCALOID3, first English child VOCALOID

CUL: first new Internet Co. VOCALOID3, first mascot to have been used for a different VOCALOID (VY1)

Yuzuki Yukari: first VOCALOID to also be a VOICEROID

Bruno + Clara: first male and female Spanish VOCALOIDs, first Spanish VOCALOIDs, first VOCALOIDs to be redesigned by VOCALOID fans

IA: first VOCALOID to have a concert in South America

Aoki Lapis: first VOCALOID to have a confirmed sibling

Luo Tianyi: first Chinese VOCALOID

galaco: first VOCALOID3 to receive a replacement voicebank

MAYU: first VOCALOID depicted as a yandere

AVANNA: first (and only) English female VOCALOID3, first VOCALOID designed by a VOCALOID producer

ZOLA Project: first three-in-one package, first package containing voicebanks from multiple providers

YANHE: first voicebank to have the gender of the mascot change (from Zhiyu Moke, male, to YANHE, female)

YOHIOloid: first native English bilingual VOCALOID

MAIKA: first Spanish VOCALOID with a box, first voicebank with separate mascots (MAIKA and ONA)

Merli: first VOCALOID to be released as a sibling to an existing VOCALOID

Macne Nana: first VOCALOID to have originally been developed for a different synthesizer (most notably UTAU)

kokone: the wiki doesn't list any achievements for kokone, but I can say this: she is (probably?) the first VOCALOID to be based on a different VOCALOID's canceled voicebank (Megpoid Falsetto)

anon + kanon: first VOCALOIDs confirmed as twins

flower: first Japanese Gynoid VOCALOID, first Gynoid VOCALOID4

Tohoku Zunko: first VOCALOID to be crowfunded

Rana: first subscription-based VOCALOID

Chika: first VOCALOID to be recorded with the VOCALOID4 recording method

Xin Hua: first VOCALOID with a Taiwanese voice provider, first bilingual Chinese VOCALOID, first Chinese VOCALOID to be updated, first VOCALOID released for an outdated engine

Yuezheng Ling: first Chinese VOCALOID with a trial, first VOCALOID with contest winners as both designer and voice provider

VOCALOID4:

CYBER DIVA: first native English VOCALOID from YAMAHA, first English VOCALOID4, first English VY vocal, first English VOCALOID to be updated (with CYBER SONGMAN)

Sachiko: first new Japanese VOCALOID4

ARSLOID: first VOCALOID voiced by an odorite, first new male VOCALOID4

RUBY: first PowerFX VOCALOID4, first VOCALOID from an independent developer

DEX + DAINA: first counterparts released for VOCALOID4, first male English VOCALOID4 (DEX)

Otori Kohaku: first VOCALOID for Unity with VOCALOID project

Fukase: first new bilingual VOCALOID4

Xingchen: first Chinese VOCALOID4

Otomachi Una: first new Internet Co. VOCALOID4, first Internet Co. VOCALOID to be a VOICEROID

CYBER SONGMAN: first native male English VOCALOID from YAMAHA, first English VOCALOID to be updated (with CYBER DIVA)

UNI: first (and only) Korean VOCALOID4

Yumemi Nemu: one of the first Moe Japan VOCALOIDs for VOCALOID4

Yuezheng Longya: first male Chinese VOCALOID, first Chinese VOCALOID released with multiple voicebanks

MATCHA + AZUKI: first VOCALOIDs to convert from private to commercial

LUMi: first VOCALOID from Akatsuki Virtual Artists

Kizuna Akari: first new AH Software VOCALOID4

Mirai Komachi: first VOCALOID from Bandai Namco Studio

Zhiyu Moke: first young male Chinese VOCALOID, first VOCALOID4 released after VOCALOID5's release (with Mo Qingxian)

Mo Qingxian: first VOCALOID4 released after VOCALOID5's release (with Zhiyu Moke)

VOCALOID5:

Amy, Chris, Kaori, Ken: first new VOCALOID5s, tirst VOCALOIDs to come in a set of four, first VOCALOIDs to be included with the editor

Haruno Sora: first AH software VOCALOID5, first VOCALOID5 with multiple voicebanks

MEIKA Hime + Mikoto: first Gynoid VOCALOIDs released for VOCALOID5, first VOCALOIDs to have voicebanks for Gynoid Talk

[v3xman]

Fukase and his new friends invited him to play some video games. Things escalated quickly.