I'm not the type to let it get to me-/ But in the right mood I can discern all that I have seen-/ Ooh whoa-/ Oh-/ And I've been cutting it close. Buy the album this song is on here: falling out I am a fallout-Video by Ureshiiiiiihttps://www.youtube.c. Dex and Daina also take advantage of the new developments in Vocaloid 4 with improved dynamic capabilities and a new “growl” function that enables more character and impact from the vocal. Dex and Daina are shining examples of how English Vocaloid technology is growing and expanding, reaching new levels of understandability and realism. Dex is a masculine vocal developed for Vocaloid 4 by Zero-G Ltd and the male counterpart to fellow female vocal Daina. The voice sampled for Dex was ' Kenji-B', a western Vocaloid producer who had helped with many pre-release promotions and development.
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Virtual singers for your music production.
VOCALOID5 has 4 voicebanks (Japanese/English), over 1000 vocal phrases and over 1000 audio samples.
You can use the singing voice quickly and customize your own vocal.
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| * Users who own a previous VOCALOID Editor product can purchase VOCALOID5 at a special upgrade price. | |
4 voicebanks ( English・Japanese ) Amy , Chris , Kaori , Ken | 8 voicebanks ( English・Japanese ) Amy , Chris , Kaori , Ken , CYBER DIVA II , CYBER SONGMAN II , VY1 , VY2 |
| more than 2000preset phrases ( 1000+ vocal phrases and 1000+ audio samples ) | |
| more than 100 preset singing styles | |
11audio effects | |
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Media Library
Simply drag and drop top quality vocals into your music project. VOCALOID5 has over 1000 vocal phrases and over 1000 audio samples.
For Users Who Have Trouble Creating Lyrics and Melody
You can add “singing” to your songs simply by selecting your favorite phrases from the huge list of approximately 1000 phrases that are included. You will never again need to search websites for phrases and a cappella voices.
Compatible with Windows and Mac. Available with
VST / AU in order to improve production efficiency.
VOCALOID supports both Windows and Mac operating environments. VOCALOID5 has the ability to coordinate with other music software by allowing VST/AU.
Extensive video tutorials
Video tutorials are provided to explain how to install VOCALOID5 and to introduce each of its functions.
There are also video tutorials by overseas creators that introduce the music production techniques they use in VOCALOID.”
Edit Vocals to Meet Your Needs
With VOCALOID5, in addition to editing lyrics and melody, you can select the new “Style” function and “Attack & Release” function presets to further adjust the emotional quality of your vocals.
Make Your Computer Sing, Simply by Entering Lyrics and Melody
You can make your computer sing, simply by entering lyrics and a melody. With VOCALOID and a computer, you can express a song exactly as you envision.
“Style Function” for easy conversion to your favorite singing/vocal style
A large number of style presets (more than 100) are included to match a wide variety of music genres. Simply choose your favorite, and the singing/vocal style will be adjusted automatically. A wide variety of styles are available, including lead vocals, background vocals, and robotic vocals.
Complete Vocal Editing, with Functions for Making Detailed Adjustments to Vocals
VOCALOID5 includes 11 audio effects in the standard package. You can use the new Emotion Tool function to adjust vocals while keeping an eye on the waveform. Of course, you can also use the numerical parameters to make adjustments
Attack & Release Effects for more realistic vocal expression
You can easily achieve vocal techniques that are difficult to adjust (such as vibrato) simply by clicking an icon and then copying & pasting. These vocal techniques have been sampled from actual singers, for more realistic vocal expression.
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“Emotion Tool” for easy control of vocal strength while keeping an eye on the waveform
You can use simple mouse operations to adjust vocal strength, speed, phoneme length, and other settings while keeping an eye on the displayed waveform.
Extensive control parameters for adjusting vocals
There are three new/improved control parameters (Exciter, Air, Breathiness), for a total of 13 parameters for adjusting vocals to your needs.
4 Voicebanks
for Music Production
VOCALOID5 has 4 voicebanks.
English (Amy, Chris) and Japanese (Kaori, Ken) are included.
Voicebanks for a wide range of genres.
Use Voice Banks from VOCALOID3 and 4 without Modification
Voice banks from VOCALOID3 and 4 can be used in VOCALOID5 without modification. You can use VOCALOID5 to rediscover your favorite singing voice.
More than 50 Voicebanks
You can select from more than 50 Voicebanks that are available for purchase on our website. see more details
VOCALOID 4.5 Editor for Cubase included
VOCALOID5 includes the VOCALOID4.5 Editor for Cubase, which integrates VOCALOID functions into the “Cubase” DAW platform from Steinberg.
This allows you to use VOCALOID5 Voice Banks with the familiar GUI and operability of the VOCALOID4 Editor for Cubase.
LEARNING CONTENTS
OPERATION MANUAL
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TIPS&EDITING TRICKS
| Developer(s) | Zero-G Ltd |
|---|---|
| Initial release | November 20, 2015 |
| Operating system | Windows |
| Platform | PC, Mac |
| Available in | English |
| Type | Vocal Synthesizer Application |
| License | Proprietary |
Dex is a masculine vocal developed for Vocaloid 4 by Zero-G Ltd and the male counterpart to fellow female vocal Daina. The voice sampled for Dex was ' Kenji-B', a western Vocaloid producer who had helped with many pre-release promotions and development.
Development[edit]
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In March 2015, Zero-G stated that they hoped to release an American male and female VOCALOID4 by the end of May.[1] For unknown reasons this was not met. As there were still work to be done, it was announced a July release was not possible for DEX. Barring any technical difficulties, he would have been ready for YAMAHA's approval in August.[2]
On the September 6th, AkiGlancy tweeted it was unlikely that DEX would be sold as a starter pack.[3] On October 2, she clarified that Zero-G was waiting for YAMAHA's final answer in terms of the release dates. DEX and DAINA were both ready and waited for YAMAHA's approval, which was the reason for their continuous delays. They were officially released on November 20, 2015.[4]
On 12 December 2015, DEX and his counterpart Daina were released for Mac via Vocaloid 4 for Cubase, this was the first time that a Mac version of a Zero-G vocal was made available.[5]
Dex and Daina were put on sale within a short time of being released, noting that they were Zero-G's (then) current best selling product.[6]
Both Dex and Daina proved to be very popular and despite their recent release, both nearly claimed the no.1 spot from Avanna in the 2015 most popular product for Zero-G. Dex held the no.2 position. Zero-G also highlighted once again how well the pair were selling being 'big news', noting their sales with the words 'red hot' in red text, which had never been seen before.[7]
Characteristics[edit]
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DEX made his debut as a kemonomimi that is modeled after a wolf.[8] He is based on the character of the 'hound' from The Fox and the Hound, a suggestion put forward by Kenji-B.[9] When asked about the aims of both DEX and DAINA, it was stated that the pair were targeted towards fans and designed to give producers the voices they needed.[10] The theme of 'fox and hound' was one of many suggestions put forward, but it was the one that stayed due to a fondness among the group despite being taken lightly. The design was chosen after the team adored the primary sketches by Steel.[11]
After negative reactions from distributors, DEX was also given an alternative design without the animal traits, but still retains the theme of The Fox and The Hound. This was done to appeal to non Japanese-styled art fans. The alternative design featured DEX without his wolf ears and tail. The ears were replaced by black headsets with a yellow wolf on it. This version of DEX appears on the boxart. Older concepts were revealed during a November 2015 livestream. This included DEX as a hunter instead of a kemonomimi, in case Zero-G wished to scrap the 'Fox and Hound' theme. However, Zero-G liked the designs, and they were kept as alternate fantasy illustrations, complementary to Avanna.
See also[edit]
References[edit]
- ^'Vocaloid 4 looks to be available soon on the official English website - KVR Audio Forum'. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'AkiGlancy's Dex and Daina Livestream Summary & Recap'. Engloids.Info. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'EmpathP@DAINAVP'. Twitter. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'Kenji-B @ SYNTECH'. Twitter. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'Zero-G download: DEX - Mac version (Voice library for VOCALOID4 - Mac OS X version)'. Archived from the original on 11 March 2016. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'winter❄ 冬の海と咲いた夜香木 on Twitter'. Twitter. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'Zero-G Top 50 Best Selling Sample Libraries of 2015'. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'Kenji-B @ SYNTECH'. Twitter. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^Zero-G VOCALOID4 Premiere Stream. 20 June 2015. Retrieved 27 April 2016 – via YouTube.
- ^'Dex and Daina stream notes'. Google Docs. Retrieved 27 April 2016.
- ^'AkiGlancy's Dex and Daina Livestream Summary & Recap'. Engloids.Info. Retrieved 27 April 2016.