From what I understand, this video is an original user created composition using Yahama’s Vocaloid 2 singing synthesis software. It’s impressive for a Vocaloid community submission!
The video features Vocaloid 2’s highly popular mascot character, Hatsune Miku.
I have both the vocal and instrumental-only version on my streaming music page. The instrumental is nice on its own. Look for the “vocaloid2″ tracks.
More about Vocaloid…
Tags: amv, Anime, crypton, hatsune, miku, nendoroid, powerfx, streaming music, sweet ann, vocaloid, voice synthesis, yamaha, zero-gVocaloid is a singing synthesizer application software developed by the Yamaha Corporation that enables users to synthesize singing by just typing in lyrics and melody.
Yamaha announced its development in 2003 and in January 2004 the first application software product was launched. It was not released as a Yamaha product, but a software package of Vocaloid Singer Libraries was developed by third party licensees which included Yamaha’s Vocaloid software.
Leon, Lola, and Miriam have been released from Zero-G Limited, UK, while Meiko and Kaito have been released from Crypton Future Media, Japan.
In January 2007, Yamaha announced a new version of the software engine, Vocaloid2, with various major improvements in usability and synthesis quality.
Zero-G and others have announced plans to release products powered by the new software engine in 2007. PowerFX have released the first English package that is powered by Vocaloid2 named Sweet Ann.
Crypton has followed and announced a series of character Vocaloid2 packages to be released, the first being Hatsune Miku.
The second package Kagamine Rin/Len is slated to be released on December 27, 2007, while a third will be sometime in 2008.
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