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Hey guys. I wanna say, thanks for answering our questions. It's really cool of you.
Okay, in Japan, it seems that high pitched voices are more popular than low pitched voices. In the more western countries, the opposite seems to be true. But I was curious; aside from Prima, are either of you planning on releasing any high-pitched Vocaloids? I mean, you might be wanting to capitalize on the lack of men by investing in male Vocaloids, and God knows we need them, but I haven't heard a non-operatic English Soprano Vocaloid yet, and I wonder what she would sound like.
At least I don't think I've heard a non-operatic English Soprano. Sonika's not a Soprano, is she?
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Another question for both ZeroG/PowerFX
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Posted 20 October 2010 - 10:15 PM
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Posted 21 October 2010 - 10:58 AM
Virtual > Real, on 20 October 2010 - 10:15 PM, said:
Hey guys. I wanna say, thanks for answering our questions. It's really cool of you.
Okay, in Japan, it seems that high pitched voices are more popular than low pitched voices. In the more western countries, the opposite seems to be true. But I was curious; aside from Prima, are either of you planning on releasing any high-pitched Vocaloids? I mean, you might be wanting to capitalize on the lack of men by investing in male Vocaloids, and God knows we need them, but I haven't heard a non-operatic English Soprano Vocaloid yet, and I wonder what she would sound like.
At least I don't think I've heard a non-operatic English Soprano. Sonika's not a Soprano, is she?
Okay, in Japan, it seems that high pitched voices are more popular than low pitched voices. In the more western countries, the opposite seems to be true. But I was curious; aside from Prima, are either of you planning on releasing any high-pitched Vocaloids? I mean, you might be wanting to capitalize on the lack of men by investing in male Vocaloids, and God knows we need them, but I haven't heard a non-operatic English Soprano Vocaloid yet, and I wonder what she would sound like.
At least I don't think I've heard a non-operatic English Soprano. Sonika's not a Soprano, is she?
Hi VR,
I can't say (officially) yet, but Zero-G's next one is going to be in the higher pitch category...
Technically Sonika is a soprano, or to be more specific she's a mezzo soprano.
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Posted 21 October 2010 - 03:53 PM
Females don't ness. produce higher pitches, as young boys will also do that too. But we're getting a higher pitch, that much we've got confirmed. 
Youtube poster 1; what does the [/] do?
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
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Posted 21 October 2010 - 05:03 PM
Technically Soprano and Mezzo-Soprano are two completely different vocal ranges, but I digress.
I think an airy female or youthful male voice would be good. Just no Justin Bieber, seriously.
I think an airy female or youthful male voice would be good. Just no Justin Bieber, seriously.
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Posted 24 October 2010 - 05:23 AM
Somebodyrandom, on 21 October 2010 - 03:53 PM, said:
Females don't ness. produce higher pitches, as young boys will also do that too. But we're getting a higher pitch, that much we've got confirmed.
Yeah but the last one was a male.
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Posted 24 October 2010 - 11:03 AM
If you look at it though... What have we had?
-Female & Male, Female, Female, Female, Female, Male, Male.
Your point?
-Female & Male, Female, Female, Female, Female, Male, Male.
Your point?
Youtube poster 1; what does the [/] do?
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
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Posted 24 October 2010 - 06:16 PM
True, females sell better and all, but wthere were 4 females in a row though. I'm expecting a female all the time I must admit, but I don't think it matters anyway if we have a 3rd male.
Youtube poster 1; what does the [/] do?
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
Youtube poster 2; I'm guessing that it breaks the word in half.
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Posted 25 October 2010 - 04:20 AM
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True, females sell better and all, but wthere were 4 females in a row though. I'm expecting a female all the time I must admit, but I don't think it matters anyway if we have a 3rd male.
Japanese market =/= western market.
I don't think female japanese releases are really that important. |:
Also I couldn't care less since they don't speak my language I need a new female engloid haha
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