They are basically like extensions of a Vocaloids voicebank. Nope! Vocaloid isn't perfect at replicating a human singer. Wouldn't the voice provider fear their Vocaloid becoming more popular than them? Also if you try to get a Vocaloid to sing in a language they were not designed for, the results will come out with a heavy accent. The language you are more familiar with will sound less realistic because you can pick out the flaws easier. PLEASE NOTE THIS DOES NOT AFFECT QUALITY! That is a common myth, the only the difference between the languages is the complexity. A Japanese Vocaloid would need about 1,500 or more samples when an English Vocaloid would need 4,300 or more samples.
The amount of samples needed depends on the language the Vocaloid will be designed to sing in. These voice samples will make up the Vocaloids voicebank, which gives the Vocaloid its voice. How is a Vocaloid made? What are differences between the languages they're recorded in?Ī Vocaloid is made by a person, usually a famous voice actor/actress or famous singer, who records various samples. How much effort depends on what Vocaloid you're using, because some are more difficult to use than others. So the way the program works is you just type in the lyrics and melody then the Vocaloid will sing it! Though you'll have to put more effort into than that for it to sound good.
