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History
Yamaha announced its development in 2003 and on January 15, 2004, Leon and Lola, the first application software product, were 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,[1] UK, while Meiko and Kaito have been released from Crypton Future Media, Japan.[2][3]
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. Prima was released in the UK in 2008. 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 was released on December 27, 2007 and the updated edition "act2" will be released in upper July 2008. A third package will be released sometime in 2008.
Character Vocal Series
The Character Vocal Series is a computer music program that synthesizes singing in Japanese. Developed by Crypton Future Media, it utilizes Yamaha's Vocaloid2 technology with specially recorded vocals of voice actors. To create a song, the user must input the melody and lyrics. A piano roll type interface is used to input the melody and the lyrics can be entered on each note. The software can change the stress of the pronunciations, add effects such as vibrato, or change the dynamics and tone of the voice.
The series is intended for professional musicians as well as light computer music users. The programmed vocals are designed to sound like an idol singer from the future. According to Crypton, because professional singers refused to provide singing data, in fear that the software might create their singing voice's clones, Crypton changed their focus from imitating certain singers to creating characteristic vocals. This change of focus led to sampling vocals of voice actors.[4]
Each Japanese Vocaloid is given an anime-type character with specifications on age, height, weight, and musical forte (as in the type of music, range and tempo). The characters of the first two installments of the series are created by illustrator Kei.
Any rights or obligations arising from the vocals created by the software belong to the software user. Just like any music synthesizer, the software is treated as a musical instrument and the vocals as sound. Under the term of license, the Character Vocal Series software can be used to create vocals for commercial or non commercial use, as long as the vocals do not offend public policy. In other words, the user is bound under the term of license with Crypton not to synthesize derogatory or disturbing lyrics. On the other hand, copyrights to the mascot image and name belong to Crypton. Under the term of license, a user cannot commercially distribute a vocal as a song sung by the character, nor use the mascot image on commercial products, without Crypton's consent.
Hatsune Miku
Hatsune Miku (初音ミク?) is the first installment in the Vocaloid2 Character Vocal Series released on August 31, 2007. The name of the title and the character of the software was chosen by combining Hatsu (初 First?), Ne (音 Sound?), and Miku (未来 Future?).[5] The data for the voice was created by actually sampling the voice of Saki Fujita, a Japanese voice actress. Unlike general purpose speech synthesizers, the software is tuned to create J-pop songs commonly heard in anime, but it is possible to create songs from other genres.
Nico Nico Douga played a fundamental role in the recognition and popularity of the software. Soon after the release of the software, users of Nico Nico Douga started posting videos with songs created by the software. According to Crypton, a popular video with a comically-altered Miku holding a leek, singing Ievan Polkka, presented multifarious possibilities of applying the software in multimedia content creation.[6] As the recognition and popularity of the software grew, Nico Nico Douga became a place for collaborate content creation. Popular original songs written by a user would generate illustrations, animation in 2D and 3D, and remixes by other users. Other creators would show their unfinished work and ask for ideas.[7]
On October 18, 2007, an Internet BBS website reported Hatsune Miku was suspected to be victim of censorship by Google and Yahoo!, since images of Miku did not show up on the image searches.[8] Google and Yahoo denied any censorship on their part, blaming the missing images on a bug that does not only affect "Hatsune Miku" but other search keywords as well. Both companies expressed a willingness to fix the problem as soon as possible.[9] Images of Miku were relisted on Yahoo on October 19.
A Hatsune Miku manga called Maker Hikōshiki Hatsune Mix began serialization in the Japanese manga magazine Comic Rush on November 26, 2007, published by Jive. The manga is drawn by Kei, the original character designer for Hatsune Miku. A second manga called Hachune Miku no Nichijō Roipara! drawn by Ontama began serialization in the manga magazine Comp Ace on December 26, 2007, published by Kadokawa Shoten.
Her first appearance in an anime is in (Zoku) Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei, where she (and various other people and characters) try out to be the voice of a girl named Meru. For online multi-player games, the Japanese version of PangYa started a campaign with Hatsune Miku on May 22, 2008 in which she is included as one of the characters.[10][11]. Her first appearance in a video game is in 13-sai no Hello Work DS (13歳のハローワークDS?) for the Nintendo DS where she is included as one of the characters.[12][13]
Kagamine Rin and Len
Released on December 27, 2007, Kagamine Rin/Len (鏡音リン・レン?) is the second installment of the Vocaloid Character Vocal Series, a brother (Len) and sister (Rin) twin pair. Their family name was chosen by combining Kagami (鏡 Mirror?), Ne (音 Sound?), with the first syllables of their given names a pun on "Left" and "Right". According to Vocaloid's official blog, the package includes two voice banks: one for Rin and another for Len, both provided by the seiyū Asami Shimoda. Despite the double voice banks, the package still sells at the same price as Hatsune Miku.[14]
On June 12, 2008, Crypton announced the updated edition, named "act2", will be released in early July 2008. Users who had bought the old version will get an expansion disc free of charge. On June 18, 2008, beta demonstration songs using the new version were released on the company's official blog.[15]
Luka Megurine
Released on January 30th, 2009, Megurine Luka (Japanese : 巡音ルカ Megurine Luka) is the third Vocaloid2 in Crypton's character series. Her surname combines Meguri (巡, Circulate) and Ne (音, Sound), while the name Luka invokes the homonymous Japanese words of "nagare" (flowing) and "ka" (song) or "kaori" (scent). Yū Asakawa provided the "moody yet husky female voice" for the "cool, somewhat mysterious" character.
Unlike its previous two characters, Crypton advertised Luka's 3GB vocal database as "Japanese/English bilingual," and chose her name to express its hope that she will transcend borders and cultural barriers. Luka was designed by the Japanese illustrator Kei, who had previously created the designs for Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin and Len. However, unlike previous mascots in the series, her costume is not based on a school uniform.
Only a few days after her release, many songs were produced. On the 70th Weekly Vocaloid Ranking (February 2, 2009), many of Luka's songs appeared in the Top 30, knocking the very popular "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru" and songs produced by ryo (with the exception of "Melt") right out of the Top 30. "RIP=RELEASE" had taken the #1 spot, and had earned a total of 843,233 points, making it the song with the highest one-week score.
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Meiko
Meiko is a Vocaloid DTM (Desktop Music) software created by Crypton Future Media.She utilizes the older Vocaloid engine, the predecessor for Vocaloid2, and her voice is completely computer synthesized thus is less smooth sounding. Her voice is based on Japanese female singer Meiko Haigo's voice, which is steady, straightforward, and suitable for any musical genre. Although rougher sounding, Meiko and Kaito are able to incorporate much broader voice range than Miku and Rin/Len. She is fit to sing anything from pop, rock, jazz, and R & B to children's songs.
As a mascot character, being the counterpart of Kaito, she is also the older sister figure for the Vocaloid group. She wears red, and carries around a microphone stand. She also is frequently seen drinking from One Cup Ozeki, a sake widely available through vending machines, which serves as her character item.
Kaito
KAITO is a Vocaloid DTM (Desktop Music) software created by Crypton Future Media. He utilizes the older Vocaloid engine, the predecessor for Vocaloid2, and his voice is completely computer synthesized thus is less smooth sounding. The voice was supplied by Naoto Fuga. Although rougher sounding, Kaito and Meiko are able to incorporate much broader voice range than Miku and Rin/Len. He is fit to sing anything from hymns and children's songs to R & B and pop, though the style that he is best used for is singing pop ballads.
As a mascot character, being the counterpart of Meiko, he is also the older brother figure for the entire Vocaloid group, frequently called "nii-san", although he's not often a very good older brother figure. This can lead to him often being called "Bakaito", a portmanteau of his name and the Japanese word "baka" (idiot). KAITO is often the brunt of abuse from the 'family', often getting rolled over by the twins' road-roller (roda-rolla). He wears a white coat and a blue muffler. His character item is ice cream, which he is very fond of. In particular, he loves the Häagen Dazs brand.
In terms of relationship, he's also noted to be in some songs and many fanon as Miku's lover; however, though less prominently, he has been also paired with Meiko or Haku as well. He also has been paired frequently with Kagamine Len or even with Gakupo in yaoi fandom.
Kamui Gakupo
Musician and actor Gackt lent his voice and stage name for the creation of the newest Vocaloid, Kamui Gakupo (神威がくぽ?). Yamaha wanted to utilize the voice of a musician but felt it would be difficult to acquire cooperation. They consulted Dwango (new owner of Vocaloid publisher Internet Co. Ltd.), who suggested Gackt, as Gackt had previously provided his voice for Dwango's cell phone services.[16] Referred to alternately as Gakupoid or Gackpoid, the most recent release includes a new program, OPUS Express, for mixing vocal parts with accompaniment and phoneme data.[17] The new software will be available for download for users with registered copies of previous Vocaloids. Besides the new program, Gackpoid will include two of Gackt's songs and three example songs.[18]
The product was originally intended to be released in June 2008, but although Gackt existed as a model for the Vocaloid, it lacked an illustrated avatar to match the previous Vocaloids. Popular manga author Kentarō Miura, famous for his dark fantasy epic Berserk, was approached. Due to Miura's affection for Nico Nico Douga, he agreed to offer his services as character designer for free. As a fan of Berserk, Gackt was more than happy with this arrangement, and requested Miura's sketches be faxed to him as well as the developers, even though he was on location for the filming of Guy Moshe's Bunraku.[19] Gackpoid was released on July 31, 2008.
Gumi
Gumi (or Megpoid) is a Vocaloid voiced by Megumi Nakajima. Megpoid is powered by Yamaha's Vocaloid2 software and was published by Internet Co.. She was released on June 25, 2009. [1]. As a character, her official name is Gumi, likely grafted from her seiyuu's name. Her character item is a carrot.
She has bright green hair and wears red goggles on her head. This is a parody of both her theme color and a character that Megumi Nakajima voiced, Ranka Lee from Macross Frontier; her design is similar to Ranka Lee.[2] One of her demo songs is "Be Myself", an original song by Megumi. Her voice range is F2 - A4 and her optimum tempo is 60 - 175BPM. The design of Gumi is by the manga artist Yuki Masami.
Gumi comes with 3 demo VSQ files, Happy Birthday, BeMyself and Hitori Yurari.
Jadi bisa dibilang sebenarnya vocaloid adalah program Character Voice yang bisa membuat lagu dengan suara suara manusia menggunakan manusia dimana kemampuannya tak ada batas saat ini masi digemari dan populer di Jepang karena merupakan salah satu ajang kreasi antar pembuat lagu, saat ini character voice ada 3/ato bisa dibilang 4 yaitu Hatsune Miku (paling laku),Kagamine Rin and Len, dan Kamui Gakupo.
Karena masih baru soal vocaloid dan file baru 1 tapi saya upload dulu nanti kalo update saya upload lagi. Bagi yang punya Lagu atau PV Vocaloid silahkan upload bantuan sangat diharapkan.
SF-A2 miki
SF-A2 miki (SF-A2 開発コード miki) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. She is developed by AH Software. Two demos have been released, "Touyou no Noumiso" and "±". An album with her singing Christmas songs is also set to be released in November.
She is voiced by Miki Furukawa and illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki.
Yuki Kaai
Yuki Kaai (歌愛ユキ Kāi Yuki) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. She is developed by AH Software.
She is meant to be portrayed as an elementary school student, and her voice is taken from recordings of actual elementary school students. She has three demos released, "±", "Vocaloid Grade School Student", and "Try again".
She is illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki
Kiyoteru Hiyama
Kiyoteru Hiyama (氷山キヨテル Hiyama Kiyoteru) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. He is developed by AH Software.
He is meant to be portrayed as a sensei (teacher). Unlike those of previous Vocaloids, his treble range is supposedly smooth, which allows for an easier usage of the higher octaves. Three demos have been released, named "Seichi Jerusalem", "Wings", and "I'll love you again".
He is illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki.
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Miku's PV
Info isinya :
Bonus
Other
PV
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History
Yamaha announced its development in 2003 and on January 15, 2004, Leon and Lola, the first application software product, were 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,[1] UK, while Meiko and Kaito have been released from Crypton Future Media, Japan.[2][3]
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. Prima was released in the UK in 2008. 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 was released on December 27, 2007 and the updated edition "act2" will be released in upper July 2008. A third package will be released sometime in 2008.
Character Vocal Series
The Character Vocal Series is a computer music program that synthesizes singing in Japanese. Developed by Crypton Future Media, it utilizes Yamaha's Vocaloid2 technology with specially recorded vocals of voice actors. To create a song, the user must input the melody and lyrics. A piano roll type interface is used to input the melody and the lyrics can be entered on each note. The software can change the stress of the pronunciations, add effects such as vibrato, or change the dynamics and tone of the voice.
The series is intended for professional musicians as well as light computer music users. The programmed vocals are designed to sound like an idol singer from the future. According to Crypton, because professional singers refused to provide singing data, in fear that the software might create their singing voice's clones, Crypton changed their focus from imitating certain singers to creating characteristic vocals. This change of focus led to sampling vocals of voice actors.[4]
Each Japanese Vocaloid is given an anime-type character with specifications on age, height, weight, and musical forte (as in the type of music, range and tempo). The characters of the first two installments of the series are created by illustrator Kei.
Any rights or obligations arising from the vocals created by the software belong to the software user. Just like any music synthesizer, the software is treated as a musical instrument and the vocals as sound. Under the term of license, the Character Vocal Series software can be used to create vocals for commercial or non commercial use, as long as the vocals do not offend public policy. In other words, the user is bound under the term of license with Crypton not to synthesize derogatory or disturbing lyrics. On the other hand, copyrights to the mascot image and name belong to Crypton. Under the term of license, a user cannot commercially distribute a vocal as a song sung by the character, nor use the mascot image on commercial products, without Crypton's consent.
Hatsune Miku
Hatsune Miku (初音ミク?) is the first installment in the Vocaloid2 Character Vocal Series released on August 31, 2007. The name of the title and the character of the software was chosen by combining Hatsu (初 First?), Ne (音 Sound?), and Miku (未来 Future?).[5] The data for the voice was created by actually sampling the voice of Saki Fujita, a Japanese voice actress. Unlike general purpose speech synthesizers, the software is tuned to create J-pop songs commonly heard in anime, but it is possible to create songs from other genres.
Nico Nico Douga played a fundamental role in the recognition and popularity of the software. Soon after the release of the software, users of Nico Nico Douga started posting videos with songs created by the software. According to Crypton, a popular video with a comically-altered Miku holding a leek, singing Ievan Polkka, presented multifarious possibilities of applying the software in multimedia content creation.[6] As the recognition and popularity of the software grew, Nico Nico Douga became a place for collaborate content creation. Popular original songs written by a user would generate illustrations, animation in 2D and 3D, and remixes by other users. Other creators would show their unfinished work and ask for ideas.[7]
On October 18, 2007, an Internet BBS website reported Hatsune Miku was suspected to be victim of censorship by Google and Yahoo!, since images of Miku did not show up on the image searches.[8] Google and Yahoo denied any censorship on their part, blaming the missing images on a bug that does not only affect "Hatsune Miku" but other search keywords as well. Both companies expressed a willingness to fix the problem as soon as possible.[9] Images of Miku were relisted on Yahoo on October 19.
A Hatsune Miku manga called Maker Hikōshiki Hatsune Mix began serialization in the Japanese manga magazine Comic Rush on November 26, 2007, published by Jive. The manga is drawn by Kei, the original character designer for Hatsune Miku. A second manga called Hachune Miku no Nichijō Roipara! drawn by Ontama began serialization in the manga magazine Comp Ace on December 26, 2007, published by Kadokawa Shoten.
Her first appearance in an anime is in (Zoku) Sayonara Zetsubō Sensei, where she (and various other people and characters) try out to be the voice of a girl named Meru. For online multi-player games, the Japanese version of PangYa started a campaign with Hatsune Miku on May 22, 2008 in which she is included as one of the characters.[10][11]. Her first appearance in a video game is in 13-sai no Hello Work DS (13歳のハローワークDS?) for the Nintendo DS where she is included as one of the characters.[12][13]
Kagamine Rin and Len
Released on December 27, 2007, Kagamine Rin/Len (鏡音リン・レン?) is the second installment of the Vocaloid Character Vocal Series, a brother (Len) and sister (Rin) twin pair. Their family name was chosen by combining Kagami (鏡 Mirror?), Ne (音 Sound?), with the first syllables of their given names a pun on "Left" and "Right". According to Vocaloid's official blog, the package includes two voice banks: one for Rin and another for Len, both provided by the seiyū Asami Shimoda. Despite the double voice banks, the package still sells at the same price as Hatsune Miku.[14]
On June 12, 2008, Crypton announced the updated edition, named "act2", will be released in early July 2008. Users who had bought the old version will get an expansion disc free of charge. On June 18, 2008, beta demonstration songs using the new version were released on the company's official blog.[15]
Luka Megurine
Released on January 30th, 2009, Megurine Luka (Japanese : 巡音ルカ Megurine Luka) is the third Vocaloid2 in Crypton's character series. Her surname combines Meguri (巡, Circulate) and Ne (音, Sound), while the name Luka invokes the homonymous Japanese words of "nagare" (flowing) and "ka" (song) or "kaori" (scent). Yū Asakawa provided the "moody yet husky female voice" for the "cool, somewhat mysterious" character.
Unlike its previous two characters, Crypton advertised Luka's 3GB vocal database as "Japanese/English bilingual," and chose her name to express its hope that she will transcend borders and cultural barriers. Luka was designed by the Japanese illustrator Kei, who had previously created the designs for Hatsune Miku and Kagamine Rin and Len. However, unlike previous mascots in the series, her costume is not based on a school uniform.
Only a few days after her release, many songs were produced. On the 70th Weekly Vocaloid Ranking (February 2, 2009), many of Luka's songs appeared in the Top 30, knocking the very popular "Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru" and songs produced by ryo (with the exception of "Melt") right out of the Top 30. "RIP=RELEASE" had taken the #1 spot, and had earned a total of 843,233 points, making it the song with the highest one-week score.
----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Meiko
Meiko is a Vocaloid DTM (Desktop Music) software created by Crypton Future Media.She utilizes the older Vocaloid engine, the predecessor for Vocaloid2, and her voice is completely computer synthesized thus is less smooth sounding. Her voice is based on Japanese female singer Meiko Haigo's voice, which is steady, straightforward, and suitable for any musical genre. Although rougher sounding, Meiko and Kaito are able to incorporate much broader voice range than Miku and Rin/Len. She is fit to sing anything from pop, rock, jazz, and R & B to children's songs.
As a mascot character, being the counterpart of Kaito, she is also the older sister figure for the Vocaloid group. She wears red, and carries around a microphone stand. She also is frequently seen drinking from One Cup Ozeki, a sake widely available through vending machines, which serves as her character item.
Kaito
KAITO is a Vocaloid DTM (Desktop Music) software created by Crypton Future Media. He utilizes the older Vocaloid engine, the predecessor for Vocaloid2, and his voice is completely computer synthesized thus is less smooth sounding. The voice was supplied by Naoto Fuga. Although rougher sounding, Kaito and Meiko are able to incorporate much broader voice range than Miku and Rin/Len. He is fit to sing anything from hymns and children's songs to R & B and pop, though the style that he is best used for is singing pop ballads.
As a mascot character, being the counterpart of Meiko, he is also the older brother figure for the entire Vocaloid group, frequently called "nii-san", although he's not often a very good older brother figure. This can lead to him often being called "Bakaito", a portmanteau of his name and the Japanese word "baka" (idiot). KAITO is often the brunt of abuse from the 'family', often getting rolled over by the twins' road-roller (roda-rolla). He wears a white coat and a blue muffler. His character item is ice cream, which he is very fond of. In particular, he loves the Häagen Dazs brand.
In terms of relationship, he's also noted to be in some songs and many fanon as Miku's lover; however, though less prominently, he has been also paired with Meiko or Haku as well. He also has been paired frequently with Kagamine Len or even with Gakupo in yaoi fandom.
Kamui Gakupo
Musician and actor Gackt lent his voice and stage name for the creation of the newest Vocaloid, Kamui Gakupo (神威がくぽ?). Yamaha wanted to utilize the voice of a musician but felt it would be difficult to acquire cooperation. They consulted Dwango (new owner of Vocaloid publisher Internet Co. Ltd.), who suggested Gackt, as Gackt had previously provided his voice for Dwango's cell phone services.[16] Referred to alternately as Gakupoid or Gackpoid, the most recent release includes a new program, OPUS Express, for mixing vocal parts with accompaniment and phoneme data.[17] The new software will be available for download for users with registered copies of previous Vocaloids. Besides the new program, Gackpoid will include two of Gackt's songs and three example songs.[18]
The product was originally intended to be released in June 2008, but although Gackt existed as a model for the Vocaloid, it lacked an illustrated avatar to match the previous Vocaloids. Popular manga author Kentarō Miura, famous for his dark fantasy epic Berserk, was approached. Due to Miura's affection for Nico Nico Douga, he agreed to offer his services as character designer for free. As a fan of Berserk, Gackt was more than happy with this arrangement, and requested Miura's sketches be faxed to him as well as the developers, even though he was on location for the filming of Guy Moshe's Bunraku.[19] Gackpoid was released on July 31, 2008.
Gumi
Gumi (or Megpoid) is a Vocaloid voiced by Megumi Nakajima. Megpoid is powered by Yamaha's Vocaloid2 software and was published by Internet Co.. She was released on June 25, 2009. [1]. As a character, her official name is Gumi, likely grafted from her seiyuu's name. Her character item is a carrot.
She has bright green hair and wears red goggles on her head. This is a parody of both her theme color and a character that Megumi Nakajima voiced, Ranka Lee from Macross Frontier; her design is similar to Ranka Lee.[2] One of her demo songs is "Be Myself", an original song by Megumi. Her voice range is F2 - A4 and her optimum tempo is 60 - 175BPM. The design of Gumi is by the manga artist Yuki Masami.
Gumi comes with 3 demo VSQ files, Happy Birthday, BeMyself and Hitori Yurari.
Jadi bisa dibilang sebenarnya vocaloid adalah program Character Voice yang bisa membuat lagu dengan suara suara manusia menggunakan manusia dimana kemampuannya tak ada batas saat ini masi digemari dan populer di Jepang karena merupakan salah satu ajang kreasi antar pembuat lagu, saat ini character voice ada 3/ato bisa dibilang 4 yaitu Hatsune Miku (paling laku),Kagamine Rin and Len, dan Kamui Gakupo.
Karena masih baru soal vocaloid dan file baru 1 tapi saya upload dulu nanti kalo update saya upload lagi. Bagi yang punya Lagu atau PV Vocaloid silahkan upload bantuan sangat diharapkan.
SF-A2 miki
SF-A2 miki (SF-A2 開発コード miki) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. She is developed by AH Software. Two demos have been released, "Touyou no Noumiso" and "±". An album with her singing Christmas songs is also set to be released in November.
She is voiced by Miki Furukawa and illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki.
Yuki Kaai
Yuki Kaai (歌愛ユキ Kāi Yuki) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. She is developed by AH Software.
She is meant to be portrayed as an elementary school student, and her voice is taken from recordings of actual elementary school students. She has three demos released, "±", "Vocaloid Grade School Student", and "Try again".
She is illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki
Kiyoteru Hiyama
Kiyoteru Hiyama (氷山キヨテル Hiyama Kiyoteru) is a Japanese Vocaloid released in December 4, 2009. He is developed by AH Software.
He is meant to be portrayed as a sensei (teacher). Unlike those of previous Vocaloids, his treble range is supposedly smooth, which allows for an easier usage of the higher octaves. Three demos have been released, named "Seichi Jerusalem", "Wings", and "I'll love you again".
He is illustrated by Yuusuke Kozaki.
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Program
Miku's PV
Info isinya :
Bonus
Other
PV
00 - Hatsune Miku - Ievan Polkka (4 Audio).mkv
01 - Hatsune Miku - Miku Miku ni Shite Ageru.mkv
02 - Hatsune Miku - Melody.exe.mp4
03 - Hatsune Miku - 01 Ballad.mp4
04 - Hatsune Miku - Anger pv edit.mp4
05 - Hatsune Miku - My Time.mp4
06 - Hatsune Miku - Electic Angel-u.mp4
07 - Hatsune Miku - Dragoon Short ?3DPV ?ver?.mp4
08 - Hatsune Miku - Hajimete no Oto.mp4
09 - Hatsune Miku - Houki-Boshi.mp4
10 - Hatsune Miku - Love is War.mp4
100 - ?????????????????
?3DPV+OTL48+????
?.mp4
101 - ?????????????????????????????????.mp4
102 - ?????????????????????Last Night, Good Night?.mp4
103 - ??????KUMA BEAT ??ú???????????.mp4
104 - ??????????????PV "????3DPV?packaged?".mp4
105 - ???????Good-Morning!???????.swf
106 - ????????????????????.mp4
107 - ?????+????!MMD??????!(????ver)????????.mp4
108 - ????? ???????????? SADAME~??~.flv
109 - Hatsune Miku - World is Mine.mp4
11 - Hatsune Miku - Black Rock Shooter (2 Audio).mkv
110 - ?????????????PV?.mp4
111 - Hatsune Miku - Melody.EXE Ver2.00.mkv
112 - ???ú??ú?????ú????????LOVE&JOY.mp4
113 - ????????????????úPV??.mp4
114 - ?3DPV????????x?Do-Dai??????????.MP4
115 - ????????????????????????.flv
116 - ??????????????????.mp4
117 - ??????????.mp4
118 - ?????? Project DIVA ?Opening?.mkv
119 - ???????PV?????????????????.mp4
12 - Hatsune Miku - White Letter.mp4
120 - ?????? ????? ?PV????????.mp4
121 - ???ú??ú???@????????.mp4
122 - ?????????????????????.swf
123 - ?MikuMikuDance? ?????????
- ???? ?????00?.mp4
124 - ???x??x????ACUTE???????PV?.mp4
125 - ?????? ??????? ????????.mp4
126 - ????????????3DPV???????.mp4
127 - ??????Just Be Friends??????PV?.mp4
128 - ????????????????????PV??.mp4
129 - ??????????? ?MMD?????????.mp4
13 - Hatsune Miku - Saihate.mp4
130 - ?????? ?????? ??????????? ??? ?3DPV?+???PV?.mp4
131 - ??3?MMD??????? ??? ??.mp4
131 - ??3?MMD????????????????.mp4
132 - ????????VOCALOID???????????????.mp4
133 - ???x??x????ACUTE???????PV?.mp4
134 - ?MMD?????? ?????????UTAU?.mp4
135 - ????MAD?????!?????!OP???.mp4
136 - DancexMixer? ????????????????????3DPV?.mp4
137 - ????????????? Piano REMIX?3DPV?.mp4
138 - ??????LOL -lots of laugh-???????.mp4
139 - ??????Misfortune 3DPV.mp4
14 - Hatsune Miku - Waffle.mp4
140 - ?????ú3DPV?machine muzik.mp4
141 - ????????????everFree?3DPV?.mp4
142 - ??????innocence ?????PV??????????
?.mp4
143 - ??????????????? ???.flv
144 - ????????????????.mp4
145 - ????????? ???????.flv
146 - ??3?MMD??????????????
???????.mp4
147 - ?MikuMikuDance?????????.mp4
15 - Hatsune Miku - Hato.mp4
16 - Hatsune Miku - World is Mine.mp4
17 - Hatsune Miku - Empty Stomach Song.mp4
18 - Hatsune Miku - Cleaning Switch.mp4
19 - Hatsune Miku - Far Away (2 Audio).mkv
20 - Hatsune Miku - Mujouken Koufuku.flv
21 - Hatsune Miku - Yami no Uta.mp4
22 - Hatsune Miku - Test Tube Princess.mp4
23 - Hatsune Miku - Epidemic Girl.swf
24 - Hatsune Miku - Stargazer.mp4
25 - Hatsune Miku - I Think Anshin.mp4
26 - Hatsune Miku - Soar.mp4
27 - Hatsune Miku - Last night, Good night.mp4
28 - Hatsune Miku - The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku (ver1).mp4
29 - Hatsune Miku - The Disappearance of Hatsune Miku (ver2).mp4
30 - Hatsune Miku - BLACK?ROCK SHOOTER [3D PV].mp4
31 - Hatsune Miku - Certain Meddling Word (3D PV Full Ver).mp4
32 - Hatsune Miku - Do-Dai [3D PV].mp4
33 - Hatsune Miku - I'm Gonna Be (500 Miles).avi
34 - Hatsune Miku - Innocence [3D PV].mp4
35 - Hatsune Miku - moon [Anime-Style PV].mp4
36 - Hatsune Miku - Silent Night [3D PV].flv
37 - Hatsune Miku - Smiley x Smiley (English Subs).mp4
38 - Hatsune Miku - Winter Alice [PV].mp4
39 - Hatsune Miku - with Angry German Kid.flv
40 - Hatsune Miku - VOiCE 3D PV.mp4
41 - Hatsune Miku - And Others Vocaloids.mp4
42 - Hatsune Miku - Cleaning Switch [Full Ver].mp4
43 - Rin Kagamine Mille Feuille PV ver. 1.5.mp4
44 - ????????? -Circle of hearts-?PV??3AUDIO?.mkv
45 - Megurine Luka - Meguru Oto 3DPV (Original Revised Version).flv
46 - ????3DPV????? ????? - Hatsune Miku - Saihate Cover.mp4
47 - Hatsune Miku - ???????.mp4
48 - MikuMikuDance - Electro World (Teto, Etna, & Luna).mp4
49 - Hatsune Miku - Dragoon Short ?3DPV FULL ver?.mp4
50 - Hatsune Miku - Twinkle Melody.flv
51 - ?????????????3DCGPV??????????.mp4
52 - Hatsune Miku - Nebula.mkv
53 - Miku Hatsune - Melt.mp4
54 - ???VOCALOID?Prima???????????????.flv
55 - ?????MY DESTINY EXPRESS?+?????????? MAD.mp4
56 - ??????1.mp4
57 - ?????? ????+?+à ????????.mp4
57(B) - ???????????PV.mp4
58 - Hatsune Miku - ????????????.mp4
59 - ?????????? ?MIND ERROR? MMD-PV? ????.mp4
60 - ????PV????????????????????.mp4
61 - ????????????????PV?MMD?.mp4
63 - ?????ú????ú???3????????????????.mp4
64 - ???????????????ú??????????????PV.mp4
65 - ??????????????? 3DPV.mp4
66 - ?????????????PV Fullver.?????2?.mp4
67 - ??????????????????????.flv
68 - ??????????????????????.flv
69 - ??????FlyMeToTheMoon?PV?.mp4
70 - ??????Extended-????-?VOCALOID-PV?.mp4
71 - ??????EX-GIRL????PV?.mp4
72 - ??????bpm 3DPV.mp4
73 - ????????Mr ??? - ???? ????@SweetAnn?Vocaloid 3DPV?.mp4
74 - ???????NO MUSIC,NO LIFE?PV Ver.0.3 ????????.flv
75(A) - ?VOCALOID?HONEY - NANAMEUE ALL?STARS?3DPV?(HQ).mp4
75(B) - ?VOCALOID?HONEY - NANAMEUE ALL?STARS?3DPV?(PSP).mp4
76 - ?MikuMikuDance?melody...3DPV ???.mp4
77 - ?Miku&Haku?Acoustic ni siteageru
?VOCALOID?with Translation.mp4
78 - ?meiko?Various feelings?PV?.mp4
79 - ?KAITO?????-Papillon-V?????.mp4
80 - ?3D????PV?P-MODEL - 2D OR NOT 2D?????úKAITO??.mp4
81 - ?????ú????úMEIKO? ?????ú???? (yks remix).mp4
82 - ?Shiny?Sunday???????.mp4
83 - ??????????.mp4
84 - ?MMD??????? 14? ???????????.mp4
85 - ?????????????????.mp4
86 - ?????????+RIP=RELEASE.mp4
87 - Hatsune Miku - Negi Cosmo?3DPV?.flv
88 - ???????? ~ Complete Ver. ~ ?3DPV?.flv
89 - ??????3DPV?DJ A.Q. Unlimited Skies?.mp4
90 - ??????binary star?3DPV?.mp4
91 - ????????????~??????~?3DPV?.flv
92 - ?????????????????
?3DPV?.flv
93 - ???????????? ? UNSTUCK MIND ???PV??.mp4
94 - ???? ???? 3DPV ??Ver.+ [Audio Fandub][2 AUDIO].avi
95 - ?MEIKO???????Be MYSELF??????.mp4
96 - MikuMikuDance??ú??????????????????.mp4
97 - Megurine Luka - Looking for (English version)?HD 720p?.mp4
98 - LONG 4 U PV -International Edition- [HD 720p].mp4
99 - Megurine Luka - transient future PV ?HD 720p?.mp4
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